We aren’t even a week post-Super Bowl and the Buffalo Bills are already getting indirectly disrespected for next season. While the Bills came up short in the AFC championship game against the Kansas City Chiefs, they had a successful 13-4 regular season and won two playoff games against a tough Denver Broncos defense and then against Lamar Jackson and the Ravens.
Even though the Chiefs broke the hearts of Bills Mafia, they played one of their worst games at the wrong time against the Philadelphia Eagles. In a game where Patrick Mahomes was hit 11 times (sacked 6 times), the Eagles gave the Chiefs no room to play catchup and they put up a 40-burger on them.
Now we have officially hit the reality of having no meaningful football on until September. The Eagles will open up the regular season and will now wait to see who they will host.
One former Eagles legend, who is a talkshow host on “The Facility” has been one of the happiest people with the Eagles winning their second franchise Super Bowl. Former NFL Pro Bowl running back LeSean McCoy has been an obvious big supporter of the Eagles ever since he stepped away from the game and he has just made a statement that Bills fans shouldn’t take lightly.
LeSean McCoy indirectly insults Buffalo Bills by giving them no chance at winning Super Bowl 60
McCoy is claiming that the Eagles will go “back-to-back for sure” referencing that they will be winning Super Bowl 60.
.@CutOnDime25 says the Philadelphia Eagles are going "back-to-back FOR SURE" pic.twitter.com/ht0jOMiw4k
— The Facility (@TheFacilityFS1) February 11, 2025
Before being traded to the Bills in 2015, McCoy established himself as one of, if not the best running back the Eagles ever had. He was a two-time First-Team All Pro player who rushed for over 1,000 yards in four out of six years in Philadelphia. He was a major fan-favorite for the Eagles, and still is to this day. Unfortunately, it’s not surprising to see him rooting for the Eagles, but to say that they will go back-to-back and basically give the Bills no shot for next season at a Super Bowl should make Bills fans angry.
In a year where the Bills were projected to take a step back, they had their own plans and not only won the AFC East by Week 13, they finished as the No. 2 seed in the AFC where the only player that teams had to plan for was Josh Allen. If the Bills can bring in more impactful players this offseason, how can we think that the Eagles will potentially repeat as Super Bowl champs?
While the focus of McCoy’s statement was on the Eagles, him making the remark of them going back-to-back should make Bills fans mad knowing that he is basically saying that no other team has a shot at winning Super Bowl 60.