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.

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.

Heading into their playoff matchup with the Ravens, the Bills have signed a former Baltimore quarterback to their roster.

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

The Baltimore Ravens booked their tickets to the divisional round with a thorough beatdown of AFC North rival Pittsburgh over the weekend. The Ravens dominated

However, other discourse gets out of hand regarding the quarterback’s playoff record, such as that of Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio. Florio has had issues with Jackson in the past. He did not credit the former Louisville star for owning up to his postseason struggles, choosing to attack him instead.

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

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.

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

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