Bills news: Josh Allen pledges to jump through flaming tables if Buffalo wins the Super Bowl

Take the time to digest what Josh Allen wants to do if the Buffalo Bills win their first-ever Super Bowl championship one month from now.

Buffalo Bills starting quarterback Josh Allen has wasted no time assimilating into the culture that surrounds professional football fans in upstate New York. With “Bills Mafia” continuing to serve as one of the most notable fan bases in the entire league, both Allen's and the team's success is bittersweet to the extent that fans haven't been able to share the joy of the stadium experience for most of the journey. Fans were only recently allowed back in the stadium in Buffalo.

Nonetheless, it appears as though Allen is more than ready to make up for some lost time — and some lost tailgating opportunities — by making quite the pledge if the Bills somehow manage to win a Super Bowl this time around. Not only is Allen willing to carry on the infamous “Bills Mafia” tradition of jumping through a table professional wrestling style, but the red hot Buffalo signal caller is still looking to up the ante en route to jumping through multiple, flaming tables.

Multiple. Flaming. Tables. The Bills are not just on fire; they hope to be IN the fire if Josh Allen is to be taken at his word.

"Tables. Plural. And light 'em on fire too, let's do it!"@BuffaloBills quarterback @JoshAllenQB tells @AdamSchein his plan if Buffalo wins the Super Bowl.

Listen to & download the full interview here: https://t.co/9WUj8s6ezl pic.twitter.com/K4DWcF2GUg

— Mad Dog Sports Radio (@MadDogRadio) January 7, 2021

The Bills entered the postseason as the No. 2 seed in the AFC after winning an AFC East title in 2020-21. First up was the Indianapolis Colts, who entered the mix as the No. 7 and final seed in the AFC. With some of “Bills Mafia” in attendance in the wild card round this past weekend, the Bills ultimately emerged victorious upon hosting the aforementioned Colts.

With the defending Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs and Cleveland Browns ready to duke it out on one side of the AFC bracket, the Bills will be hosting the surging Baltimore Ravens with a spot in the AFC Championship Game on the line this Saturday night in Orchard Park.