NFL Fans Are Imagining How Unhinged A Bills-Eagles Super Bowl Would Be: ‘Our Nation Doesn’t Possess The Infrastructure’

NFL Fans Are Imagining What A Bills-Eagles Super Bowl Would Be Like

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Following a pair of dominant performances from the Buffalo Bills (the preseason favorite to win the Super Bowl) and the Philadelphia Eagles (with a roster some analysts consider to be amongst the best in the league), NFL fans have already let their minds wander to the Super Bowl and imagine what a Bills-Eagles tailgate would look like.

NFL fans are hilariously imagining how chaotic the tailgate of a Buffalo Bills versus Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl would be

“They might run out of alcohol if it’s an Eagles/Bills Super Bowl,” commented one Twitter user.

“Our nation simply doesn’t possess the infrastructure required to handle a Bills Eagles Super Bowl,” joked another.

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The Bills were the betting favorites heading into the 2022 season with odds of about +650. Given their utter dominance in the first two weeks of the season, though, those odds have since been slashed to +400.

As for the Jalen Hurts-led Philadelphia Eagles, while they began the season with middle-of-the-pack odds of +2000, they now find themselves in the top four with odds of +1200, trailing only the Bills, Chiefs, and Bucs.

All of this is a long way of saying that, if Vegas’ odds are any indication, an assuredly wild Bills vs. Eagles Super Bowl is certainly a realistic possibility, especially if the two teams continue to perform at this level.

The Bills will look to continue their incredible start to the season on Sunday against the 2-0 Miami Dolphins in what should be a wildly entertaining game. AS for the Philadelphia Eagles, they’ll be heading down south to take on one of their NFC East rivals, the Washington Commanders. Both games are at 1 p.m. on the 25th.

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