Look: Old Tweet From Mac Jones Going Viral Monday Night

The New England Patriots beat the Buffalo Bills, cementing themselves in the throne. Head coach Bill Belichick, his assistants, and pretty much every Patriots player made this win happen. They all did great job during the game despite the bad weather. When it comes to the weather conditions, Mac Jones is making headlines with one viral tweet.

In 2015, the Patriots rookie quarterback tweeted that he had never seen snow before. Isn’t that hilarious? Now he has to play in freezing temperatures and blizzards.

I have never seen snow ?

— Mac Jones (@MacJones_10) November 22, 2015

Mac Jones tweet went viral for a reason

Monday night’s NFL matchup between the Bills and the Patriots really looked like your favorite AFC East battle. The bad weather definitely stole the show this time. Temperatures dropped in the low 30s and the wind went around 25-35 mph. Let’s not forget the freezing rain… The Florida will be seeing a lot of this weather in the next few years. Or more, depending on his performance as a starter.

The weather in Buffalo wreaked havoc on the both teams. It was really bad for special teamers and punters. Jake Bailey had his first quarter punt swing onto the Patriots sideline and this is the shortest punt for his team since 2007.

The wind in Buffalo made things a bit hilarious during pregame. It didn’t stop Bills fans though. They did their job. As usual.

Patriots fans are used to this weather. Jones may need more time to get used to it, but he is perfectly fine with blizzards. He won’t really stress much about the wind or the snow. The same goes to Belichick. His team has seen it all and Patriots players are rarely surprised by bad weather. They have no days off, remember? They practice in freezing temperatures most of the season and the wind in Buffalo didn’t even cut their chances to win that game.

Beating the Bills was a good motivation for Patriots players. They beat a team with a really strong defense. Damien Harris was the star of the show and so was Rhamondre Stevenson.