The Bills played their worst game of the season on both sides of the ball back in Week 4 against the Ravens. That’s unlikely to happen a second time.

The move comes as the Bills gear up to host the Ravens and dual-threat abilites of Lamar Jackson in the AFC Divisional round this week.

The Bills have brought in a quarterback with ties to the Ravens leading into the divisional round game between the teams this 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.

The Buffalo Bills and Baltimore Ravens will meet this weekend in the divisional round. This matchup has the chance to be a real classic as both teams appear to have real Super Bowl chances. To prepare for MVP Lamar Jackson at quarterback,

The Buffalo Bills are preparing for Lamar Jackson by adding former Baltimore Ravens QB Anthony Brown ahead of the AFC Divisional playoffs.

The Bills are turning to a former Ravens quarterback to prepare to face two-time Most Valuable Player Lamar Jackson.

According to multiple reports, Buffalo added former Oregon Ducks quarterback Anthony Brown, who played for the Baltimore Ravens in 2022. Brown, who started at Oregon in 2021, played in just two games in Baltimore, completing 22-of-49 passes for 302 yards, 0 TDs and 2 INTs.

The NFL's Divisional Round is upon us, with the Buffalo Bills taking on the Baltimore Ravens this weekend after a 31-7 win against the Denver Broncos. To prepar

The Chicago Bears interviewed Baltimore Ravens offensive coordinator Todd Monken and Buffalo Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady for their head coaching job Friday. Monken, a Chicago-area product, and Brady lead offenses with MVP candidates at quarterback in the Ravens' Lamar Jackson and the Bills' Josh Allen.

The Bears have cast a wide net in their search, including an interview with interim coach Thomas Brown. Other names linked to the vacancy include former NFL head coaches Pete Carroll, Mike McCarthy, Ron Rivera and Arthur Smith, and coordinators Aaron Glenn, Ben Johnson, Mike Kafka, Drew Petzing and Anthony Weaver.