Weather Forecast for Bills–Eagles Game Looks Concerning

The weather forecast for Sunday’s NFL matchup between the Buffalo Bills and the Philadelphia Eagles is drawing serious concern.

According to detailed projections, conditions could heavily impact how the game is played. Rain is expected to be intense, with the possibility of flooding near game time. That creates uncertainty for both offenses and special teams units.

Kevin Roth, Chief Meteorologist at RotoGrinders, flagged the game as a major weather risk.

"I'm increasingly thinking that it absolutely pours all game," Roth said. "The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch from 1PM Sunday through Monday afternoon, and while that doesn't necessarilly mean the heaviest of the rain comes in-game, it does tell us something about the nature of the rain (very, very heavy).

"High-res models DO show some of the heaviest of that rain during game-time. That's not set in stone more than 24 hours ahead of gametime as I write this, but it looks likely as there is good model agreement. That's an issue for offense and special teams."

On the field, both teams enter with strong records and playoff spots secured.