Kansas City is taking hilarious steps to try and slow down Bills Mafia, but it definitely won't work

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Jon Helmkamp | Last updated Jan 25, 2025 8:56 PM ET

Bills Mafia is a rowdy bunch. They're known to party, along with the infamous tradition of jumping through folding tables.

Apparently, local stores in Kansas City are going to some pretty drastic lengths to try and slow down the invading fan base. According to a social media post from someone local in Kansas City, a local Lowe's was attempting to restrict selling folding tables to anyone that doesn't have a Missouri driver's license.

Kansas City is refusing to sell folding tables to anyone without a Missouri drivers license. Minutes later there was an online group formed for the local fans that have said licenses to help any visiting Bills fans.

YOU. WILL. NEVER. STOP. THE. MAFIA.
— Danielle LaFave (@danielleriley3) January 25, 2025

If true, it's hilarious that the Kansas City area would be trying to limit the Bills Mafia fan base from getting too rowdy during tailgating before the AFC Championship Game kicks off at 6:30 PM ET.

One thing is for certain — the Bills fan base travels well, and is geared up and passionate about their team. While the Chiefs are going for a three-peat and their fourth Super Bowl win in six seasons, the Bills are a franchise that has been close, but has never brought home a Lombardi Trophy.

With the budding rivalry between Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, this AFC Championship Game is the newest chapter. It will be the ninth time the two quarterbacks have met, with Allen holding a 4-1 record against Mahomes in the regular season but an 0-3 record against him in the Playoffs.

It's not hyperbole in any way to say that an AFC Championship Game victory on Sunday would be the biggest win for the Chiefs in 31 years. Plenty of folding tables will break if the Bills are able to finally get past Mahomes and the Chiefs.