Bills Mafia struck again, this time in support of a diabetes-focused organization connected to the Ravens tight end.

A charitable drive for diabetes research in the name of the Ravens receiver Mark Andrews, who missed a pivotal play in a game against the Buffalo Bills, has raised more than $100,000.

Buffalo Bill fans made the best of a bad situation for the Baltimore Ravens this week when they raised nearly $40,000 for Baltimore Ravens tight end Mark Andrews’ favorite charity, Breakthrough T1D. According to its website,

Two Canisius students launched a donation campaign in support of Baltimore Ravens Tight End Mark Andrews. In only a few days, Bills Mafia has raised over $80,000 for Type 1 diabetes research.

Generous Buffalo Bills Mafia fanbase supports Baltimore Ravens TE Mark Andrews' charity amid his death threats following the Ravens loss.

Bills fans have repeatedly gone out of their way to show their support for players on other teams by donating sizeable amounts of cash to admirable causes

This isn't the first time Bills fans have stepped up to help charities supported by players on opposing teams.

“Unfortunately, the great Mark Andrews — who hasn’t lost a fumble since 2019, and doesn’t drop passes — got stripped for a fumble and then dropped the 2-pt conversion that would’ve tied the game with under 2 min left. Tragic! Absolutely Tragic,” he wrote.

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