Buffalo Bills fans have shown support for Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews after he faced online hate following a crucial fumble and missed two-point conversion in their playoff game. Despite the Ravens’ loss to the Bills, quarterback Lamar Jackson and Head Coach John Harbaugh defended Andrews, praising his character and work ethic throughout the season. While Andrews was consoled by teammates and staff, including Jackson’s reminder of his own mistakes during the game, he faced harsh criticism from disgruntled Ravens fans on social media. Some fans went as far as to call for his contract to be canceled, with others threatening physical violence. Andrews, who has Type 1 diabetes and shared his story for Diabetes Awareness Month, received both negative and positive messages on his Instagram post. Despite the online hate, Bills fans have rallied around Andrews, showing solidarity and encouragement for the tight end. As the Bills prepare to face the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game, the support from Bills fans has provided a contrast to the negativity Andrews faced.
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Bills fans rally together to raise over $60K for diabetes research in support of Ravens player who dropped crucial pass
