Buffalo Bills fans raise more than $460,000 for star’s charity after KO

The response from a rival group of supporters to the sad way the NFL’s MVP was eliminated from the playoffs is the best of sport.

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens were knocked out again.

This play from Buffalo Bills supporters is the best of sport.

Concussed. Beaten. Eliminated. Bills fans still found a way to make rival Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson a winner after their AFC Divisional Round showdown.

The Bills advanced to their first AFC Conference championship game since 1993 after conquering the Ravens 17-3.

Jackson, last season’s MVP, struggled mightily and had to leave the game at the end of the third quarter with a concussion.

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Knowing the blow left the Ravens without a chance of making a comeback, Bills fans spring into action to execute the best act by a supporter group in many years.

Bills supporters combined for donations of more than $360,000 ($AUD467,000) towards Jackson’s supported charity.

Lamar Jackson and the Ravens fell short again.

More than 13,000 donations from Bills supporters combined to raise the fortune for the Blessings in a Backpack charity — a non-profit organisation that provides food for schoolchildren going hungry.

“Appreciate that Bills Mafia,” Jackson wrote on Twitter on Tuesday.

“Means a lot not to only me but those kids as well.”

The money raised is still continuing to climb.

Buffalo will play Kansas City on Monday morning (AEDT) for a spot in the Super Bowl.