Bills Fans Kept Donating To Andy Dalton’s Charity After The Bengals Helped Buffalo Make The Playoffs

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Andy Dalton is quite possibly the most popular man in Buffalo right now. The Cincinnati Bengals’ quarterback threw for three touchdowns on Sunday afternoon to take down the Baltimore Ravens, including one with 1:59 remaining to seal the win. With Cincinnati’s win, the Bills were able to make it to the postseason for the first time in 17 years.

Buffalo’s front office has already made it clear it wants to thank the Bengals by sending them chicken wings. As for the citizens of western New York, they decided to go in a different direction by sending money to the Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation, which looks to “provide daily support, opportunities, resources and life-changing experiences to seriously ill and physically challenged children and their families in Cincinnati and Fort Worth.”

Dalton noticed donations were pouring in on Monday afternoon and sent out this tweet, letting Bills fans know where they could send money.

The official Bills Twitter account even chimed in to praise their fans and let them know how they could get involved.

From there, things exploded. Dalton gave an update about how much money had been raised a few hours later…

…and two hours after that, another $15,000 had managed to pour in at an absolutely incredible rate.

Dalton’s update from a full day after the first donation showed just how many Buffalo fans helped his foundation out.

This is such a cool gesture by Bills fans, who channeled the joy they felt about their playoff drought being over into donating money to a great cause. Everyone involved deserves kudos for this one.

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