Bills vs. Browns Game Moved To Detroit Over Massive Buffalo Snowstorm

The Bills and Browns will not be playing within a snowglobe this weekend after all … TMZ Sports has actually validated the NFL is moving the game to Detroit to prevent the massive storm that’s set to strike Buffalo this weekend.

The contest had actually been lined up to be dipped into Highmark Stadium at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday … and it was slated to be must-see television, thinking about the location is anticipated to get assailed by approximately 6 feet of snow in the next couple of days.

But, league sources inform us the NFL put the axe to that concept on Thursday — plainly thinking the weather condition would not make it possible for fans, vital workers and perhaps even gamers to participate in the contest securely.

Detroit’s Ford Field is open for usage on Sunday — as the Lions are betting the Giants for a roadway game in New Jersey. It’ll be the very first of 2 video games the Bills play there this month — as they’re set to play the Lions in the Motor City on Thanksgiving.

Playing in massive quantities of snow is not unmatched for the Bills — back in Dec. 2017, they played in a blizzard versus the Colts, and won, 13-7, in overtime.

But, looks like 4-6 feet is simply excessive to deal with this weekend.