Salute, Rumblers! This is the latest installment of “Where the Buffalo Bills roam.” Many people are aware that numerous current and former Bills players use social media to connect with fans and share details about their day-to-day lives. Some of us in the Bills Mafia forge incredible friendships with other fans; these friendships surpass the weekly games we watch for our favorite team. Consider this space your place to catch up on some of the most memorable pieces of social news each week because there is so much social media to digest. For your convenience, we endeavor to keep you informed of all Bills and broader fan news. The organization’s members have been up to some pretty interesting things since last Friday. The Micah Hyde Charity Softball Game returns this weekend. In addition, it was a time to remember some members of the Bills Mafia who had passed away, such as 14-year-old Andrew Coatney and Ezra “Pancho Billa” Castro, who passed away in 2019 after a fight with cancer. Keon Coleman, a rookie wide receiver, turned 21 this week, and Thurman Thomas, a Hall of Fame running back for the Buffalo Bills, celebrated another trip around the sun. When filming the Bills’ schedule release at the new stadium, quarterback Josh Allen did his best Andy Dwyer impersonation of Chris Pratt from the popular show Parks and Recreation. He might just have a promising acting career when he retires from football. All of this and more, including Keon Coleman’s thoughts on snowmobiles, Allen and heavy metal, Keaton Bills after dark, and a very friendly tug-of-war game.Safety Micah Hyde held a press conference in town for his annual charity softball tournament. When asked about returning to the Bills, Hyde told reporters that he either comes back to Buffalo or retires. Let the speculation begin!Superfan Ezra “Pancho Billa” Castro was remembered after passing away in 2019 from cancer. He is missed by the entire community of weda boi.
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