Buffalo Bills Players Break Out In Dance To Backstreet Boys On Sideline

On Sunday, the Buffalo Billstook on the Pittsburgh Steelers in an AFC matchup.

Bills quarterback Josh Allen threw four touchdown passes in the first half, making the score 31-3 at halftime. In the second half, Allen threw two more touchdown passes, both to Gabe Davis -- including a 98-yard touchdown, which actually tied the record for the longest touchdown in franchise history -- making the final score 38-3.

The Bills players were clearly on a high thanks to their performance, and they showed it on the sideline.

As the Bills put on a performance for the books while on the football field, the player also danced their hearts out on the sideline.

The iconic Backstreet Boys song, "I Want It That Way," came over the loudspeakers during the game, causing some of the Buffalo Bills players to break out into dance.

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Fans absolutely loved the vibes the Bills players were giving off as the crowd cheered them on while the song played. The TikTok video has gained the attention of NFL fan from all over the country.

Steelers fan and TikTok user Morg commented, "Steelers fan here but I love the vibes." And Vikings fan Sarah B., wrote, "I am a Vikings fan and I enjoy watching the Bills. I love the Josh Allen story it’s awesome! Bills Mafia sounds fun!."

TikTok user Jenna Powell also commented on the video, "i’ve been waiting to see a video of them doing at the game. heard all about it on facebook but no video! love the my team ❤️💙."

Josh Allen has 348 passing yards in the first half alone, which is the most in a single half by a Bills player, per Elias Sports Bureau data.

“Josh is close to a record every game, and I say that humbly ...” left tackle Dion Dawkins said. “We have a great quarterback. That's why they paid him. That's why he's our franchise. That's why he's Josh. No cockiness. Josh is able to do amazing things every time he touches the football and touches the football field.”

Josh Allen himself spoke out about the record-breaking game, saying:

“Honestly, I felt like I missed a few throws. I was a little ticked off for a couple of the passes I had early on in the game. I want to complete every ball. Obviously, I know it’s not typically possible. But there are some things I could have done better early on in that game.”

Two of the touchdowns Allen threw were to wide receiver Gabe Davis, who has actually been battling an ankle injury for the past couple of weeks -- but he clearly did not let that stop him for performing exceptionally against the Steelers.

“You just feel like, you know, no one can stop you,” Davis said. “You feel like you're the best man on the field, and every time the ball comes your way, you're gonna make a play on it.”

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills are getting ready to play Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs -- a team that they have faced in the AFC playoffs for the past two seasons. Many NFL fans suspect the Bills to once again take on the Chiefs in the playoffs this year as both teams are Super Bowl contenders.