Buffalo Bills Cancel Practice Due to Severe Snowstorm

The team shifts to virtual meetings as heavy snowfall and travel bans disrupt preparations for their game against the Detroit Lions.

A significant lake-effect snowstorm has brought over 30 inches of snow to Orchard Park, home of the Buffalo Bills, with more expected before the storm ends.
The Bills canceled their Thursday practice and opted for virtual team meetings, citing safety concerns and travel bans in Erie County.
This marks the second major snowstorm to disrupt the Bills' schedule this season, following a similar event earlier in December.
Buffalo will have only one full practice on Friday before facing the league-leading Detroit Lions (12-1) on Sunday, a game with major playoff implications for both teams.
The Bills, already AFC East champions at 10-3, aim to secure the AFC's top seed, while Detroit is vying for the NFC's No. 1 position.