NFL to officially move Bills-Browns Sunday bout amid forecasted severe snowy weather
By Ethan Stone
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The NFL announced Thursday that it will officially be moving Sunday’s Bill-Browns game from Buffalo to Detroit as severe winter weather moves into upper New York.
The forecast is calling for 3-6 feet of snow and a potential “thundersnow” which is essentially a thunderstorm with snow as the precipitation instead of rain. This is a considerably rare phenomenon that happens in extreme conditions.
So as much as a Snow Bowl would be loved by fans, it’s probably not the worst idea to move the game.
NFL officially is moving the Browns-Bills game out of Buffalo and to Ford Field in Detroit, where it will be played Sunday at 1 pm.
Bills will play two straight games in Detroit: against the Browns, then on Thanksgiving vs. the Lions.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 17, 2022
The Bills are 6-3 on the season while Cleveland sits at 3-6, Buffalo is fresh off one of the best regular season games in some time, narrowly losing to Minnesota, 33-30. Ironically, Buffalo plays Detroit at Ford Field next week following its game against Cleveland.
Kickoff time is still set for 1 p.m.
Ethan Stone is a Tennessee graduate and loves all things college football and college basketball. Firm believer in fouling while up 3.
