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The Buffalo Bills and the Cleveland Browns are currently playing in a preseason game at Huntington Bank Field. But the game didn’t start well.
Buffalo started with the ball and moved down the field in the first two minutes, but the action stopped due to a lightning delay. The NFL will stop a game due to lightning if there is a lightning strike within a 10-mile radius near the stadium.
However, the game could possibly start at 2:15 p.m. ET, according to News Channel 5’s Aditi Kinkhabwala, who is covering the Browns during the preseason. If there are zero lightning strikes from 1:45 p.m. until the start of the game. Players can take the field at 2:00 p.m. if there isn’t any lightning after 1:45, but that can change if lightning strikes again.
The 2:15 start time is an estimate and not official.
We’ll update the story with more information.
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Danny Fisher Is a football journalist covering the Buffalo Bills for Heavy.com. He has covered the NFL for Gridiron Heroics, focusing on the AFC and Penn State football for Nittany Central. More about Danny Fisher
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