Tyler Bass #2 of the Buffalo Bills misses a 44 yard subject aim try in opposition to the Kansas City Chiefs through the fourth quarter within the AFC Divisional Playoff sport at Highmark Stadium on January 21, 2024 in Orchard Park, New York. (Photo by Al Bello/G …
Buffalo Bills kicker Tyler Bass is getting help after his missed subject aim in opposition to the Kansas City Chiefs within the AFC playoffs.
Many from the Bills’ passionate fanbase are donating to one in all Bass’ favourite charities, Ten Lives, a cat rescue organization primarily based in Blasdell, New York, the New York Post reported.
Bass serves as an envoy for the group, which has obtained $22 donations. The group shared with USA Today that up to now, they’ve collected greater than 600 donations exceeding $14,000.
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Bass deactivated his social media accounts after he allegedly obtained demise threats and harassment from some upset about Sunday’s sport.
But regardless of the negativity, the 26-year-old is gaining help.
Ten Lives took to Instagram to rally round Bass writing “WE STAND WITH TYLER BASS. DON’T BULLY OUR FRIEND We simply heard the horrible information that Tyler Bass is receiving threats after yesterday’s sport and our telephones are ringing off the hook from individuals who need to donate $22 to Ten Lives Club in Tyler’s title.”
“Tyler doesn’t deserve any of the hate he’s receiving. He’s a wonderful soccer participant and an excellent higher person who took the time to assist our organization and rescue cats final 12 months. Leave our good friend alone.”
This story was reported from Washington, D.C.
