Shop Buffalo Bills bucket hats to show your support! Not only are these hats stylish, but they also show your support for your favorite NFL team. You can find a wide variety of bucket hats in all different colors and styles at your favorite sports retailers, like Fanatics.com. If you’re looking for a unique hat to show your team spirit, a bucket hat is a great option.
- Officially licensed
- Wide brim, versatile outdoor hat to keep you cool and comfortable
- Material - Polyester
- Adjustable black lace chin string
- Top vent eyelets for optimal air flow and comfort
- This officially licensed NFL, MLS, NHL, NCAA pet ball cap has a snap Back adjustment just like human hats
- This stylish ball cap features a team logomark
- The unique ballcap construction features earholes so that the hat fits comfortably on the dogs head
- Adjustable neck and jaw strap holds the hat in place for a perfect fit!
- 5 sizes available, please see size chart to measure and select the right fit for your pet
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About Buffalo Bills Team
The Buffalo Bills are a professional American football team based in Buffalo, New York. The Bills compete in the National Football League (NFL) as a member club of the American Football Conference (AFC) East division. The Bills were founded in 1960 as an expansion team, and played their first game in 1964. The team played their first full season in 1965.
The Bills have played their home games at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, since 1973. The team was owned by Ralph Wilson from the founding of the franchise through his death in 2014. Wilson was the longest-tenured owner in the NFL, and the Bills are the only team in the league with his name on it. The team has played their annual home game against the New England Patriots since 1970.
The Bills have had only one winning season in their history, in 1970. They have appeared in the playoffs only once, in 1998, and have never made it past the first round.
The Bills have been led by several head coaches throughout their history. The team’s first head coach was Frank Gifford, who led the team to a 4–8 record in its inaugural season. The next head coach was Marv Levy, who led the team to a 6–10 record in its second season. The team then hired head coach George Allen, who led the team to a 9–7 record in its third season. Allen was fired after the team’s fourth season, and the team hired Dick Jauron, who led the team to a 5–11 record in his first season. Jauron was fired after the team’s sixth season, and the team hired Jim Kelly, who led the team to a 12–4 record in his first season. The Bills then hired Bill Parcells, who led the team to a 14–2 record in his second season. Parcells was fired after the team’s third season, and the team hired Buddy Ryan, who led the team to a 5–11 record in his first season. Ryan was fired after the team’s fourth season, and the team hired Wade Phillips, who led the team to a 5–11 record in his first season. Phillips was fired after the team’s fifth season, and the team hired Marv Levy, who led the team to a 6–10 record in his second season. Levy was fired after the team’s sixth season, and the team hired Dick Jauron, who led the team to a 5–11 record in his first season. Jauron was fired after the team’s sixth season, and the team hired Jim Kelly, who led the team to a 12–4 record in his first season. The Bills then hired Bill Parcells, who led the team to a 14–2 record in his second season. Parcells was fired after the team’s third season, and the team hired Buddy Ryan, who led the team to a 5–11 record in his first season. Ryan was fired after the team’s fourth season, and the team hired Wade Phillips, who led the team to a 5–11 record in his first season. Phillips was fired after the team’s fifth season, and the team hired Marv Levy, who led the team to a 6–10 record in his second season. Levy was fired after the team’s sixth season, and the team hired Dick Jauron, who led the team to a 5–11 record in his first season. Jauron was fired after the team’s sixth season, and the team hired Jim Kelly, who led the team to a 12–4 record in his first season.
Buffalo Bills Authentic Merchandise
Checkout some extra Buffalo Bills merchandise to support and show love for your favorite team. All these merchandises are available for fans with premium quality and 100% official brand warranty. Buy them on Amazon with fast delivery.
- Officially licensed NFL product Licensee: Siskiyou Buckle
- Stud earrings with a sporty twist
- These simple and understated earrings come on hypoallergenic posts
- The details are stylishly carved and enameled on the team logo
- This is a fun fan accessory for any spirited female Buffalo Bills fan; satisfaction guarateed
- Officially licensed product by Littlearth
- Made of soft fleece and lined with a poly/cotton blend
- Unique patented design can be used as hat, scarf, hand warmer or zip pocket
- Embroidered team logo and printed team wordmark are featured on this one of a kind scarf
- Measures a generous 8" W x 82" L
- Made in the USA or Imported
- All-over printed, team color design with bold team logo display
- Made by FOCO
- Multifunctional, can be utilized as a neck gaiter, wristband, headband, and ponytail holder
- Made of high-quality vinyl
- Features team colored beaded palm
- Durable design for comfort, while completing your household and utility needs
- Features rib-knit wrist cuffs so the gloves fit perfectly
- Measures 10" x 5", One Size fits most