The Buffalo Bills were setting up camp to host the Cleveland Browns this Sunday. However, the team might now have to step up the preparations even more. Following the latest announcement from the weather department, there is an expected 3-6 feet of snowfall in the region around Buffalo. The Bills’ Mafia stand is to be the ones affected the most. But the fans are ready to face any adversity.

The winter is already here, and the night is indeed long. The northeast region of the USA is currently under heavy snowfall. Millions of lives will be harder in the coming days because of the lake effect. And the NFL fans are already ruing the latest news. The NFL expects around 3 to a maximum of 6 feet of snowfall for the Bills vs Browns game, which was supposed to be held in Buffalo. But it seems like the fans are still daring to cheer their Bisons on.

No snowstorm can keep fans away from the Buffalo Bills

While many would think such an update is enough to keep people in their homes. The Bills’ Mafia is already showing their willingness to tackle any problems to watch their team play.

This tweet expresses their passion for the game and for the team. According to this guy, this is not anything they worry about.

This exchange on Twitter shows the Bills’ fans are sure it’s not going to be 6 feet. Their estimates are 3 feet!

However, this fan cleverly brings up a very legit concern for the home fans.

In spite of the update, most fans simply do not believe the news.

But the willingness of the fans has to be commended, whether it’s 10 inches of snow or 6 feet.

A change in venue

Since the snowstorm hit the region, the NFL has shifted the venue for the game to Detroit. The NFL stated that the major concern contributing to the decision was to ensure the safety of others. “The decision to move the game to Detroit has everything to do about safety,” Bills executive vice president and chief operating officer Ron Raccuia said.

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The fans can blame the ‘Lake Effect’ for the relocation of the match. As a cold breeze from the north drifts through vast lakes, further forming larger and larger clouds due to the warmer lake temperatures. And subsequently increasing the severity of snowfall.

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