An interesting read about how the Bills got to Detroit for the game. Weather doesn't discriminate. 

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Bills head coach Sean McDermott has a giant canvas sign that hangs on the practice field fence. It was first introduced in 2020, the first COVID-19 season when a myriad of challenges was widely anticipated. That sign still hangs there now and it has just three words.

Find A Way.

It would be hard to think that McDermott ever thought a lake effect snowstorm would press his players, coaching staff, and support staff into a situation every bit as challenging as one they would face during the regular season.

But that was the case on when a lake effect snowstorm dropped more than six feet of snow on the suburb of Orchard Park and close to that amount in the surrounding towns between Thursday evening and the early morning hours of Saturday. Getting Buffalo's travel party along with the players and coaches to the Buffalo airport for a flight to their relocated game in Detroit by late Saturday afternoon was going to be a heavy lift.

"We had two plans," said Bills Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President, Ron Raccuia. "They were supposed to work in conjunction with each other. We had a series of plow drivers lined up to go to players' houses and plow them out and then the players could drive to the facility, but early Saturday morning we realized that wasn't going to work. There was too much snow for plow trucks to move and there was a driving ban in Orchard Park. So at that point we shifted to a full-scale pickup operation."

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