The Buffalo Bills are known to have one of the most intense fanbases in all of sports.

While there are very few fanbases that are as prolific when it comes to their intensity, one that does often come up in the same conversation is the Philadelphia Eagles.

One player who has plenty of experiences with both fanbases is running back LeSean McCoy, who spent six years with the Eagles and four years with the Bills in his career. During a recent appearance on Johnny Manziel's "Glory Daze" podcast, McCoy was asked to settle the debate of the "craziest fanbase."

"It's gotta be Buffalo," said McCoy. "If you don't know about Buffalo, you wouldn't love to be there, right? Because I was like that until I got there. First of all, the best wings you're gonna find. And then they've got a really great fanbase. I remember the first time we had a Thursday night game, we played Sunday and we got the game Thursday. After the game, they've got all the little trailers and all that type of stuff. They stayed. That's real fans. And then, when you go to the game and you're driving through, they're doing wrestling moves like The Rock and Stone Cold."

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During McCoy's time in Buffalo, he helped end the team's 18-year playoff drought in 2017. He was also selected to three Pro Bowls during his time with the team.

With how the Bills and Eagles have both played this season, there is a real possibility that both "crazy fanbases" face off in the Super Bowl in February.

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