To say that the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots aren't overly fond of each other would be a massive understatement. The AFC East squads have seen their rivalry evolve over the past few years, as the Bills have become a real threat in the NFL. Tensions flared in a chippy game on Sunday, and one moment featuring Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs stands out among the rest. Video footage shows Stefon Diggs leaving a not-so-friendly message for Patriots fans after scoring a touchdown during the 33-21 win.

After adding to Buffalo's lead over the Patriots in the second quarter, Diggs ran straight towards some Patriots fans and hit each one of them with an NSFW comment. Whether or not the Patriots fans said anything to provoke Diggs remains unclear, but the wide receiver was fired up and not about to back down after adding six points to the scoreboard.

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In the end, it was Diggs and the Bills who got the last laugh, taking over the top position in the AFC East with their victory over the Patriots. Considering these teams meet twice a year, however, don't expect the beef between Diggs and Patriots fans to go away anytime soon. Patriots fans can certainly hold a grudge, and after his antics on Sunday, Diggs may have just become public enemy No. 1 in Boston.

On the afternoon, Diggs recorded seven receptions for 85 yards and a touchdown, having been targeted 13 times by Bills quarterback Josh Allen as the team improved to 9-6 on the year.