Buffalo Bills Hitch Rides Aboard Snowmobiles

Buffalo Bills players being picked up today at their homes via snowmobile to head to Detroit for Monday’s game against the Jets.

Up to seven feet of snow wasn't going to stop the Buffalo Bills from flying out to Detroit for Monday’s game against the Jets — even if some players needed a novel way to get to the Bills’ stadium and a bus to the airport.

“Just texted with a Bills player who was picked up on a snowmobile to head to his game,” tweeted Albert Breer, national reporter for the NFL Network. “So in 10 years of covering the NFL, that’s a first.”

Buffalo Bills players being picked up today at their homes via snowmobile to head to Detroit for Mondayu2019s game against the Jets.
Buffalo Bills players being picked up today at their homes via snowmobile to head to Detroit for Mondayu2019s game against the Jets.
Buffalo Bills players being picked up today at their homes via snowmobile to head to Detroit for Mondayu2019s game against the Jets.
Buffalo Bills players being picked up today at their homes via snowmobile to head to Detroit for Mondayu2019s game against the Jets.
Buffalo Bills players being picked up today at their homes via snowmobile to head to Detroit for Mondayu2019s game against the Jets.

The game was supposed to have been played in Buffalo on Sunday, but was moved to Detroit because of the deadly storm.

The blizzard dropped 85 inches of snow on Buffalo, enough to bury Snookie, Jim Kelly and even Yao Ming.

From "Jersey Shore's" Snooki to Sultan Kosen, the world's tallest man, here's how Buffalo's massive snowfall this week — 85 inches since Tuesday — stacked up against some familiar celebs.

On The MMQB, Peter King describes the planning that went into the "snowmobile rescues."

"I have covered the NFL for 30 years, and I must say I have never heard an NFL executive say he hoped a snowmobile would come up big for his team in advance of a game with big playoff implications," he wrote.

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