The Buffalo Bills host the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round on Sunday with a trip to the AFC championship game on the line. Baltimore is looking to make it for the second straight year while the Bills are looking to get back for the first time in five years.

The Bills are set to face Lamar Jackson again, and with Sean McDermott’s defensive unit looking to get his timing down, they’ve signed former Ravens quarterback Anthony Brown. Brown signing to the Buffalo practice squad was among two moves the Bills announced on Wednesday.

One of the more interesting roster moves on the NFL’s transaction wire Wednesday was the Buffalo Bills signing quarterback Anthony Brown to their practice squad.

Let’s be honest. The reason the Bills and Ravens were put in the coveted “Sunday Night Football” time slot in the Divisional round? It’s all about quarterbacks Josh Allen and Lamar Jackson, the two favorites for the 2024 NFL MVP Award. Both teams in Buffalo and Baltimore will be asked about the QB they’re slated to face this upcoming weekend.

Brown is now set for his second sting with the Bills. The 26-year-old signed with Buffalo during the preseason after backup quarterback Mitch Trubisky sustained a knee injury. Brown played 31 snaps in the Bills’ preseason finale against the Carolina Panthers and was released the following day.

While no one is Lamar Jackson, the Buffalo Bills are doing their best to emulate in practice what they will be facing when Jackson and the Ravens come to town for Sunday night's AFC divisional round showdown.

T he Buffalo Bills are getting set for the game of the year to this point in the NFL season, as they'll host the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round of the AFC playoffs in a

The Buffalo Bills have signed a quarterback just four days before their matchup against the Baltimore Ravens in the divisional round of the playoffs. Interestingly enough, the newest member of the Bills actually played for the Ravens.