Rachel Bush Goes On Twitter Rant After The Bills Lost In OT To The Chiefs

Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer’s wife Rachel Bush went on a Twitter rant Sunday night after the Bills were eliminated in overtime to the Chiefs.

Rachel Bush made it clear that she was not happy and that the NFL rules are “so stupid” after the Chiefs won the coin toss and marched down the field to score and win the game.

BS. Should’ve won that game, played with so much heart. Those OT rules are so stupid.

— Rachel (@Rachel__Bush) January 24, 2022

Bruh I didn’t suffer through panic attacks the whole damn game for it to end like that friggn A 😅 f that damn coin toss

— Rachel (@Rachel__Bush) January 24, 2022

I feel for you bills fans, we love you. To have a game be played so well and still not the outcome we hoped for. Super disappointing. On a positive note this is a very impressive team and you guys have a lot to look forward to.

— Rachel (@Rachel__Bush) January 24, 2022

Not only did she go on a rant of her own tweets, she then went on to retweet multiple different accounts talking about how dumb the NFL overtime rules are. Here are a couple that she retweeted from her account.

This game was ruined by a coin flip. Please change this @NFL.
-Sincerely, Everyone.

— Kurt Benkert (@KurtBenkert) January 24, 2022

The NFL is the greatest league in sports because of the parity. The last team drafts first, the first team drafts last. Not allowing Josh Allen, the best player in today’s game, to touch the ball in overtime is one thing the @NFL must fix. pic.twitter.com/UqP4vE6nc0

— Emmanuel Acho (@EmmanuelAcho) January 24, 2022

So whoever win the coin toss win the game?

— Saquon Barkley (@saquon) January 24, 2022

No doubt that Bills fans should feel cheated after this game, but rules are rules. No one loves the rules, but I don’t think we are going to see them change anytime soon. It is good that you can’t win on just a field goal now, but it is a little silly that the NFL rules and College rules are dramatically different.

The final two minutes of this game may be the greatest two minutes in the history of the NFL and I would highly suggest you watching it all if you weren’t able to catch it live.

Three touchdowns and a field goal as time expired all within the final two minutes of the game. I don’t know how it was actually possible either. I also wouldn’t even know how to feel or act if I were a Bills fan.

The roller coaster of emotions that both of these two teams just went through is certainly going to take years off some lives tonight.

Go check on your Bills fan friends.

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