Which Bills player was one of the 'most trolled' in NFL last season?
The Bills had a great 2020 season, one that hadnt been seen in Buffalo in a long time. But anyone who has ever logged onto social media knows that success and trolling are two very different things. In fact, Buffalo probably is part of the reason for the top-place finisher on the list were about to highlight. The Action Network used the platform Instagram and diagnosed which NFL players received the most negative comments from May 2020 to May 2021. Negative comments a.k.a. trolling. Defending Super Bowl champion Tom Brady landed No. 1 overall so yeah success doesnt matter here. The likes of someone such as Brady gets that for his elongated successes in the league. But Buffalos player stems from pretty much one incident. Josh Norman being stiff-armed into another world by Titans running back Derrick Henry wasnt a good look on the field. It also led to some trolling off of it. Norman landed at the fifth-overall spot. Heres Action Networks breakdown:  57,506 posts about the player on social media  Roughly 12,708 negative posts (22.1%)  The number of negative posts is comparable to 17.7% of Normans old home stadium capacity  Placed as the fourth-most trolled footballer, former Saints star Drew Brees has had 13.90% of the 766,454 posts created about him in the last year as vicious. Meanwhile, in fifth, ex-Bills cornerback Josh Norman suffered abuse on 22.10% posts targeted at him. Norman is actually a rarity on the survey. Of the 10 players, seven of them are quarterbacks but thankfully none are named Josh Allen. While a grizzled veteran of the NFL prior to even joining the Bills, Norman did appear to hear the trolls last season. In February, Norman commented on Henrys stiff arm. He called out the folks on the internet. Im not shying away from no one. I want to make that very clear, very, very clear, Norman said. Thats just the type of entertainment (fans) just want to see. Man, they going to scurry and tuck they tail and go hide somewhere. They aint trying to do that.  In his lone season with the Bills, Norman did make a few plays but his overall 2020 campaign can be viewed as an up-and-down one. He had some turnovers and even scored a defensive touchdown, but unfortunately, that stiff arm from Henry evidently stood out a lot. As of now, Norman still remains a free agent at 34-years-old. He has not made any comment regarding retirement so far this offseason.