In their first home game since the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the Buffalo Bills honored the murdered far-right political commentator.

Prior to kickoff of their game on Thursday Night Football, the Bills posted a graphic with his name and his birth and death dates while also cycling through images of the TurningPoint USA founder and his family.

Somber music played out as reporters on the ground noted that a few people stood for the display.

Fans in attendance told Daily Mail that reaction was mostly quiet with a few overheard boos when Kirk's face was shown. One fan was even heard saying 'It's over a week, get over it".

While the Green Bay Packers were instructed by the NFL to honor Kirk the day after his assassination, other teams had discretion to do what they wished.

Other teams who honored Kirk were met with backlash from fans. Buffalo was no different.

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