Ed Oliver's hilarious attempt to scoop football is exactly why Bills fans love him
By Brandon Ray
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Bills players are beloved by Buffalo fans. They interact with the community and provide endless memories, whether it is on or off the field. Josh Allen is obviously the big name that most if not all Bills fans love. Then it kind of varies. Matt Milano has emerged as a big time favorite, along with players like Dion Dawkins, Terrel Bernard, and even Keon Coleman has vastly risen to that level as well.
One player that has brought a funny personality since 2019 is defensive tackle Ed Oliver. The Bills selected Oliver 9th overall in 2019 and has become a top tier player for the Bills after his breakout season last year. He is signed with the Bills for the foreseeable future and has the chance to keep growing as a player early on in his career.
Oliver’s personality is big and he brings a lot of funny moments. This includes some of the things he says or his dance celebrations after he makes a big play. However, his funny personality should not overrule his aggressiveness that he brings to the Buffalo defensive line.
During the Bills’ second day of practice in training camp, Thad Brown from Buffalo Kickoff Live was able to get a video of Oliver in the middle of a loose ball drill and this is the perfect video to show why Oliver is loved by Bills fans.
Ed Oliver fought the ball. And the ball won#Bills pic.twitter.com/7sTjGCkWUo
— Thad Brown (@thadbrown7) July 25, 2024
Seeing these kinds of clips is always fun to watch. The one thing for sure about this clip is that Oliver doesn’t give up on the ball which is a great start. This defensive line in Buffalo is fully healed and the Bills were able to add other pieces to help support Oliver and DaQuan Jones. Hopefully Oliver can work on recovering the ball and be able to make more big plays for the Bills defense.
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