In January 2024, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Divisional round held at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. Following this game, Jason and Travis Kelce invited renowned comedian Conan O'Brien to join them on their podcast 'New Heights.' During this episode, the Kelce brothers humorously mentioned administering Toradol, a pain relief medication commonly used by professional athletes, to O'Brien before he performed a stunt by jumping through a flaming table. This idea echoes the well-known and often outrageous antics of Bills Mafia fans who celebrate game day with table jumping. As the podcast discussion progressed, both Jason and Travis expressed enthusiasm about welcoming O'Brien to Buffalo, appealing to his sense of physical comedy. In what seemed like a lighthearted exchange, O'Brien took their suggestion seriously and promised he would participate, insisting, "I will meet you anywhere, anytime" for the administration of Toradol. His willingness to jump through a flaming table marks a humorous engagement with the energetic culture of Bills Mafia, known for their iconic tailgate rituals. Jason Kelce had personal experience with this tradition, having jumped through a flaming table himself following a bet loss to the Bills Mafia. The Kelce brothers reiterated that next season's matchup between the Bills and the Chiefs would take place at the Bills’ brand new, billion-dollar Highmark Stadium, creating a perfect backdrop for O'Brien's anticipated stunt. O'Brien sees the potential for a viral moment, expressing excitement about the event and its ability to garner widespread attention online. As the NFL season approaches, this planned stunt is more than just camaraderie; it has become a spectacle anticipated by both fans and media alike. O'Brien's commitment to this idea exemplifies the playful spirits of both the comedian and the passionate fan base of the Bills, promising a memorable and entertaining moment as it underscores the bond formed through shared experiences in sports culture.