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Buffalo Bills To Be On NBC Primetime Against New England Patriots

Posted by jason on Nov. 06, 2007, 4:12am

BILLS GET PRIMETIME VIEWING FOR SHOWDOWN VS. PATS: Once again this season, the Buffalo Bills will be able to flex their muscles on primetime TV:

The BUFFALO NEWS reports that Marshawn Lynch & friends will be on NBC’s Sunday Night Football on November 18 - thanks to the NFL’s flex schedule. The format allows the Peacock network to grab a more interesting match-up from the possible snoozefest penciled in.Of course, the real reason for the move is due to the Bills’ opponent - the New England Patriots.

Earlier this season, Ralph Wilson Stadium was on primetime for the first time in 13 years, when Buffalo put up a valiant but losing effort against Dallas. Maybe the darkness can help the Bills extinguish the Pats’ undefeated record.Bills management may want to ask Indy to borrow some CDs for their stadium speakers.