Bills Beat Jaguars So Bad Their Airplane Broke Down

To say that the Buffalo Bills put on a football clinic on Monday, September 23, 2024, on prime-time television against the Jacksonville Jaguars would be an understatement.

Put, the Bills systematically dismantled the Jaguars on both sides of the ball. Both offensively and defensively, the Bills were nearly perfect during the first 30 minutes of football, which totally demoralized the Jaguars.

In the first half, the Bills went into the locker room leading 34-3, with Josh Allen passing for 247 yards and tossing four touchdown passes. The Bills scored touchdowns on their first five drives, and Damar Hamlin could walk head to the break with his first career interception after grabbing a Trevor Lawrence pass in the second quarter.

Many sports analysts said the Bills played one of the best halves of football ever.

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If you watched the game on television, you could see the despair on the faces of Jaguar players, staff, and fans alike in the stands at Highmark Stadium.

It would seem that those bad vibes weren't limited to those connected to the Jaguars in Orchard Park, as something else was having performance issues just 35 miles away from the game.

Several sports analysts reported a mechanical issue with the charter airplane the Jags used to fly to Western New York. Their return flight was delayed several hours as a new plane needed to fly to Niagara Falls International Airport to pick them up. Thus, they remained stranded in Western New York until around 4 a.m. It seems even the plane was so demoralized that it couldn't muster the energy to fly home.

When it was all said and done, the Jags could fly to Jacksonville safely as the Bills now look forward to traveling to Baltimore to take on the Ravens next week on Sunday night football, September 29, 2024.

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