Fans on the accounts are buzzing after the Ravens’ wild postgame taping

Following a game in the divisional round which went down to the wire against Baltimore Ravensthe Buffalo Bills Social Media Team had a series of post-game jabs that they sent to their less fortunate opponents. After Mark Andrews fell for the two-point conversionThe Bills unloaded the safe of memes they collected for the win for fans across the internet to laugh at.

And since the Bills won the divisional round on Sunday night, their social media page was flooded with memes, taking shots at the Ravens, doubtersand anyone else in their path.

Their first winning post set the tone for what their page would look like, with Josh Allen’s video accompanying the Sunday night game preview picks from the CBS crew.

Next, Bills will do his first of two car-themed posts this evening, with a slight jab at the Derrick Henry’s “Lightning McQueen” nickname.

Following the first one Cars Post, Bills got a little more personal, upsetting Baltimore, MD. Given the region’s claim to fame about cancer, the Bills’ social media department made sure to make that point.

With Baltimore fans punching the air after the Bills’ latest announcement, they hit the timeline with a video aimed exclusively at their doubtersof which there were many. Although Ed Reed spent many years with the Ravens, the Bills’ social team exposed him for his misgivings. Although as the season wore on, there were fewer and fewer doubters, the Bills turning to those who still didn’t think they were good enough to make it to the end.

Returning to theirs Cars post, Bills went ahead and ran the same premise, but this time they did it in video form instead of photo form. Just in case the picture didn’t do it justice, Buffalo’s social media team had plenty of ammunition online.

Some fans might think that the accounts would stop after five memes, but they don’t. In fact, they went so far as to post seven memes, roasting the Ravens and those who wanted to win. This time, Buffalo stayed relevant with The TikTok debacle in the United Stateswith social media user BigDaddyMarc40.

So while some might argue that Allen and the other players were more excited about this team, the social media team may have been more excited. If the Bills had lost, they wouldn’t have been able to drop a load of memes on social media.

But since the Bills won, the social media team let the memes rip.