Joey Bosa's mom Cheryl turns heads in signature royal blue merch recapping Bills' dramatic win vs. Ravens

The Buffalo Bills pulled off a 41-40 win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday in incredible fashion, coming back from a 15-point deficit in the final four minutes.

While the win can be credited to quarterback Josh Allen’s late-game heroics, defensive end Joey Bosa’s mother, Cheryl, turned up in signature royal blue merch to support the team, which may or may not have worked as a lucky charm for her son’s club, given the whirlwind victory.

She shared her game-day look on Instagram on Monday, saying:

“Victory Monday! Thank you Kiya Tomlin for my first Buffalo Bills gameday attire! What a night!!!❤️💙#kiyatomlin #billsmafia.”

Cheryl’s support came on a big day for her son. Joey Bosa, playing his first game as a Buffalo Bill after nine seasons with the LA Chargers, helped the team by forcing a fumble and making two tackles.

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Joey Bosa on winning the season-opener

The season opener was among the most unexpected in recent memory. In the final four minutes, Josh Allen threw for 166 yards, finishing with 396 passing yards and four touchdowns and a rushing score that saw him break Thurman Thomas’ franchise record for rushing touchdowns.

Allen set up a play for kicker Matt Prater, who sealed the win with a 32-yard field goal as time expired.

"That was unbelievable. I don't know if I've ever been this happy after a win," Joey Bosa said postgame. "The fireworks went off, and I literally feel like I'm in a dream state right now. It was unbelievable. I'm still buzzing. It's the first game. We gotta get back to work tomorrow, unfortunately. Too bad that wasn't the Super Bowl, but it felt like it."

Bosa, for his part, was entirely satisfied with his own performance.

"Obviously, like I said, multiple times, there's a lot to work on, a lot to get fixed. Can't be giving up 40 points," Bosa said. "I've been a part of a lot of close games like that, and most of the time when it's within three points, it's went the other way.”

For Joey Bosa, the night was full of firsts: his first game as a Bill, his first win in Buffalo and his first taste of the Bills Mafia, who went crazy after the win.

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