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Bills to host playoff watch party at (716) Food and Sport on Jan. 4

Jan 02, 2020 at 09:00 AM
Kelly Baker

Contributing Correspondent

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Get your favorite team gear ready, Bills fans.

In celebration of the Bills advancing to the NFL postseason for the second time in three years, Buffalo will host a playoff watch party at (716) Food and Sport on Saturday, Jan. 4. Presented by Bud Light, the event will give fans a chance to band together to support the Bills as they take on the Houston Texans on the road at 4:35 p.m. ET.

Located at LECOM Harborcenter, (716) Food and Sport features a 38-foot video screen and a menu stacked with Buffalo's signature dishes, making it the place to be on game day. The party, which will kick off when the matchup starts, will also include a live DJ, photo ops, Bud Light specials and Bills and Bud Light giveaways, such as blue rally towels, t-shirts and autographed items. *

Fans can also follow along with the Bills during the playoffs on buffalobills.com, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, TikTok, the Bills Mobile app, presented by M&T Bank, and the My One Buffalo app.

*Limited quantities available.

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