Tuesday’s Hot Clicks: Bills Fans Set New Record for Sex Toys on the Field

Not one. Not two. Three sex toys on the field in Buffalo. 
Tuesday’s Hot Clicks: Bills Fans Set New Record for Sex Toys on the Field
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A tradition unlike any other

These are the five words we wait to hear at every Bills-Patriots game in Buffalo:

It started in 2016 when a Bills fan threw the inaugural rubber phallus onto the field right in the middle of a play. After a repeat performance last season, it became pretty clear that this was now a tradition when the Patriots came to town. If the Bills can’t beat the Pats in Buffalo (they’ve only done it in 2003 and 2011), the fans might as well have some fun. 

Monday night’s game featured (at least) three dildos on the field, plus how ever many were thrown and disposed of before they could be captured on film. 

As long as it’s done safely, I have no problem with this trend continuing. The first toss in 2016 was literally right into the middle of a play. A player could have easily stepped on it and twisted an ankle. But if you’re going to toss your marital aid during a break in the action, I say go for it—you already went through the trouble of getting it into the stadium.

The Warriors could easily score 200 points in a game if they wanted

Klay Thompson set a new NBA record last night by making 14 three-point shots as the Warriors cruised past the Bulls. Golden State held a 92–50 advantage at halftime, which seems like it should be a record but actually isn’t. 

The final score was 149–124, after the Warriors pulled their starters with under five minutes to play in the third quarter. 

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Tom Brady will not have a second career as a fullback

I’m dying at this caption. “Throwing blocks.”

No arguing with that

This is still a stupid gimmick, but at least it’s less obtrusive now

Fans in the expensive seats along the sideline have been livid with ESPN for blocking their view with Booger McFarland’s big rolling chair. Well, it’s been modified now to hopefully alleviate some of those concerns. I just still don’t get why he can’t be in the booth. 

God bless J.R. for always keeping things light

Adam Schefter is really not great at jokes

Come on, Adam. The Browns and los blancos is such a better joke. 

This is peak Mike Francesa

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I hope to one day achieve the kind of professional security where I can simultaneously be this astonishingly wrong about something and so aggressively arrogant about it. Not only was Matt Vasgersian not calling the Rams-Packers game, he hasn’t called football in 10 years. 

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This is totally the dog owner’s fault for leaving cardboard on the stove, right?

The price of Bitcoin, represented in soundwaves

350-year old ice cream recipe

A good song

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Dan Gartland is the writer and editor of Sports Illustrated’s flagship daily newsletter, SI:AM, covering everything an educated sports fan needs to know. He joined the SI staff in 2014, having previously been published on Deadspin and Slate. Gartland, a graduate of Fordham University, is a former Sports Jeopardy! champion (Season 1, Episode 5).