The city of Buffalo went through some tough times recently. A blasting snowstorm engulfed Western New York, and Orchard Park also fell prey to it. But the Buffalo Bills made their way out of the snow and reached Detroit for their games. The franchise not only won the games but also established a new legacy at Ford Field during the Thanksgiving Week game.

There is no Thanksgiving without some drama, and the Week 12 game had plenty of it. With 23 seconds remaining, the Bills-Lions game was at 25-25. With two seconds on the clock, Josh Allen led a game-winning drive to Stefon Diggs, setting up a 45-yard Tyler Bass field goal. Bass smacked the ball into the uprights for a sensational 28-25 triumph.

The Buffalo Bills became the first team to win back-to-back games at Ford Field, Detroit, since 2016. It came after the win over the Lions in Week 12. They are the first NFL team to win two games in a row at a venue other than their home field within five days.

The #Bills are the first team to win back-to-back games at Ford Field (Detroit) since 2016.

— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) November 24, 2022

The NFL moved the Bills versus Browns game to Detroit after a lake-effect snowstorm down poured over  77 inches of snow in three days. A game in the snow could have been exhilarating, but the league relocated the game over safety concerns. Buffalo won the Week 11 game on Sunday night and claimed another victory on Thursday.

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The Thanksgiving win could be the greatest gift for the Bills Mafia. Locals assisted the athletes and ensured they arrived on time for their games. It proved that the Buffalo football enthusiast is not just a fanbase or a community. They are a family.

Buffalo Bills won big time but sustained a serious blow

The Buffalo Bills had a great thanksgiving. However, it cost them one of their best defensive players. Von Miller sustained a knee injury during the second quarter against the Lions. He tried to leave the pitch on his own before being escorted to the Bills’ locker room by a cart.

Miller’s leg got mired beneath a Detroit offensive lineman, which culminated in the injury. As per Ian Rapoport, the clinical evaluation revealed that it was a sprain. However, they are not ruling out grievous harm. They have scheduled an MRI and other assessments for tomorrow. There’s a possibility that he could miss out on some games.

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