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Barry Werner

‘The NFL Today’ crew breaks tables a la Bills Mafia

Bills NFL Bills Mafia Bill Cowher

When in Buffalo, do what the Bills Mafia does.

A clever segment on “The NFL Today” Sunday with the crew setting up the Kansas City Chiefs-Buffalo Bills game.

The tables look like they were gimmicked to set up and easy break and soft landing. Bill Cowher and others on the panel did like Bills Mafia and crashed through the tables.

Don’t expect to see them with the wrestling Dudleys or on pro wrestling programming any time soon. Bill Cowher does have a bit of a Sgt. Slaughter look going for him.

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