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Andy Nesbitt

Josh Allen hilariously mocked Bryson DeChambeau’s rope fail after the Bills’ win in Baltimore

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Josh Allen led the Buffalo Bills back from a 17-point deficit to beat Lamar Jackson and the Ravens in Baltimore yesterday and then after the win the QB had some fun mocking… Bryson DeChambeau?

Yes, yes he did.

Allen is a golfer and likes to have fun so when he saw a rope pop up in front of him as he made his way off the field yesterday he made sure that the rope didn’t hit him in the face like it did to DeChambeau a few weeks ago during one of those LIV Golf exhibitions.

Check out this funny move by Allen:

Here’s another angle:

LOL.

Here was Bryson’s rope fail:

Twitter loved it:

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