Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer’s celebrity charity golf event, originally planned to take place at Trump National Doral in Florida, had to be canceled due to the backlash it received. Poyer’s representative, Avalon Sports, released a statement explaining that the tournament, which was intended to raise funds for the Buffalo community, has been rescheduled for next year. The event was being held at the Blue Monster, a PGA course where Tiger Woods had previously won The Doral Open. The cancellation was a result of negative comments that turned the event into a political battle, dividing the community. However, Poyer and his team condemn violence and remain committed to making a positive impact and being role models for their community. Poyer expressed his gratitude towards the ECMC Foundation, a significant sponsor of the event in previous years, and expressed disappointment that some golfers withdrew from the tournament due to its location at Trump National Doral. Poyer called for unity among Americans, emphasizing that the issues we face are often created by the divisions and conflicts we create ourselves. His Bills teammates, Gabe Davis, Josh Allen, and Reid Ferguson, expressed their support for him in the comments section. Poyer has been with the Bills since 2017 and recently signed a two-year extension with the team. He has been recognized as an All-Pro first team selection in 2021 and a Pro Bowler in 2022, demonstrating his exceptional skills on the field.
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