Bills will host Browns at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Week 13

Bills president Russ Brandon said the stadium is “100 percent ready” and able to host a football game, per Matthew Fairburn of the Syracuse Post-Standard:

On Tuesday, Brandon made it official.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do. When in Buffalo, well, you better grab a darn snowmobile.

h/t Buzzfeed

Moving the game to Monday means the Bills can hold practice, which they have been unable to do during the week because of the snowstorm. The Bills can start practicing at the Lions’ facilities Friday, according to Jason La Canfora of CBS Sports. The game will air on CBS in the New York City and Buffalo markets.

Buffalo has been blanketed by snow this week, with more than six feet falling on the area, responsible for eight deaths and leaving the city in a state of emergency. With so much taking place in terms of emergency snow removal around Buffalo, Erie County executive Mark Poloncarz stated he can not commit emergency personnel to the game, per Rodak.

Ralph Wilson Stadium has been buried under snow, forcing the Bills to ask for help from citizens. On Wednesday, the team offered $10 per hour and tickets to the game for those willing to come down and help shovel out. Incredibly, there is an estimated 440,000 pounds of snow in the building.