The Buffalo Bills faithful wanted to make the most out of their bragging rights after they won Fox Sports' NFL Ultimate Fan Bracket challenge. The prize was a good one: the right to place a billboard wherever they wanted to. This comes via report from NESN.

In an effort to troll their divisional rivals, Bills fans chose to place a billboard near the New England Patriots' Gilette Stadium with ‘The Best Fans in Football' written all over it, as posted by the team's Twitter page.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen led the resurgence of the Buffalo-based squad which has been long overshadowed by the Patriots' dominance in the NFC East in previous years. With the departure of Tom Brady from Foxborough, the Bills zeroed in and capitalized on the opportunity to finally be named as divisional champions for the first time since 1995.

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The Bills' most recent win against the Denver Broncos lifted them to an 11-3 record which ultimately ended the Patriots' 11-year reign in the NFC East. Not only that, Bill Belichick and his team will also be missing out on the postseason for the first time in 12 years.

However, head coach Sean McDermott and his men are far from satisfied with snagging the divisional title alone. They still have to handle their business in the postseason and ultimately set their sights on the reigning champion Kansas City Chiefs to come out of the AFC Bracket alive and punch their ticket to the Super Bowl stage.

The Bills are set to go head-to-head against the Patriots in Week 16. Their fans are hoping that the billboard will serve as an inspiration for them to grab their 12th win of the season.