Buffalo Bills’ Bold Support for National Gay Flag Football League Sparks $650 Million Sponsorship Fallout in Just One Hour

In a shocking turn of events, the Buffalo Bills’ public endorsement of the National Gay Flag Football League (NGFFL) has set a new record—not on the field, but in the realm of financial losses. Within an hour of their announcement, the team reportedly lost $650 million in sponsorships, leaving fans and critics alike wondering: was this a bold move for inclusivity or an expensive lesson in PR blunders?

The Bills proudly unveiled their partnership with the NGFFL via a statement highlighting the league’s commitment to diversity and inclusion in sports. However, the move was met with a mixed reception. Fans who viewed the announcement as “woke pandering” took to social media in a frenzy, tagging sponsors and demanding action. Major sponsors apparently listened, pulling their support faster than a Josh Allen Hail Mary pass.

“While we respect the Buffalo Bills’ values, our company must align with its customer base,” said one anonymous sponsor. “And right now, our customers are… vocal.”

Critics have dubbed this incident the “one-hour PR fumble,” with analysts claiming it could take years for the Bills to recover from the fallout. Meanwhile, supporters of the NGFFL commended the Bills for their courage, suggesting that losing $650 million was a small price to pay for standing on the “right side of history.”

Social media users, however, have had a field day. “The Bills might need to join the flag football league themselves, considering how fast their sponsors flagged them,” joked one Twitter user.

As the dust settles, one question remains: will the Buffalo Bills stand firm on their decision, or will this become another chapter in the ever-growing playbook of costly corporate virtue signaling? Only time—and the next sponsorship cycle—will tell.