The Buffalo Bills are preparing to host the Baltimore Ravens in what promises to be one of the most exciting divisional round matchups in recent memory. Initially, Buffalo was the slight favorite, but by Tuesday morning, the betting line shifted in favor of Baltimore.
This game will be a rematch of their Week 4 meeting, where Lamar Jackson and the Ravens dominated Josh Allen and the Bills with a 35-10 victory. Following their win over the Denver Broncos, Bills head coach Sean McDermott acknowledged the challenge ahead.
“It’ll be a nice week, and everyone will be looking forward to it, and they’re a great football team,” McDermott said. “They handled us pretty well the first time and they’re certainly playing well, well-coached. [Ravens coach John Harbaugh] won a Super Bowl and comes from great pedigree, so it’ll be a big challenge for us.”
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In anticipation of Sunday night’s game, the Bills revealed that former NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick will be honored as their “Legend of the Game,” a decision that has generated much excitement among fans.
“If he’s not shirtless, then what the hell are we doing?” joked one fan. “Confirmed. I’ll be wearing my @FitzMagic_14 jersey for the game! Thanks for supporting us, bud! Go Bills!” said another. “Game. Set. Match. Bills by a Billion,” predicted a third. “Kyle was awesome. This? This is a whole new level we’ve yet to reach… Oh boy, I wish I could be there.
GO BILLS!!” added another supporter. The Baltimore Ravens and Buffalo Bills will close out the divisional round of the playoffs with the final game of the weekend. Kickoff is set for 6:30 p.m. EST and will air on CBS.
