The Buffalo Bills are bracing for a challenging AFC divisional round matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, led by quarterback Lamar Jackson. In preparation, they've signed Anthony Brown, a three-year veteran who previously played with the Ravens. Coach Sean McDermott believes Brown's mobility can simulate Jackson's unique playing style during practice, providing the defense with a more realistic look at what to expect.

While Brown hasn't had a standout career, his dual-threat capability mirrors Jackson's skill set to some extent. McDermott emphasized the importance of having a mobile quarterback in practice to enhance the defensive players' readiness for Sunday night. Jackson, who shattered Michael Vick's rushing record, remains one of a kind, but Brown's presence will still aid in Buffalo's preparations.