Bills fans who still wince at the phrase “wide right” are getting their own therapy session in documentary form. Tubi will roll out Just One Before I Die on Oct. 21, a five-part series built around the “Bills Mafia” faithful and their decades-long plea for a Super Bowl title, per the Hollywood Reporter. Directed by Addison Henderson and Kevin Polowy, the docuseries mixes parking-lot lore—table-smashing and all—with interviews from Bills icons Jim Kelly, Andre Reed, Ryan Fitzpatrick, and current lineman Dion Dawkins, plus voices like Adam Schefter, Nick Wright, and Buffalo native Chad Michael Murray.
The show revisits Buffalo’s four straight Super Bowl defeats and 17-year playoff drought—kicked off by a field goal attempt that sailed wide right in a Super Bowl—then jumps to the Josh Allen era and the team’s renewed relevance. The filmmakers were embedded with fans for almost three years. Tubi pitches it as a story less about on-field plays than about a community that hasn’t given up hope.