Buffalo Bills bus breaks down on way to Arrowhead Stadium

Nov 12, 2015; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan arrives at MetLife Stadium before a game against the New York Jets. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 12, 2015; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; Buffalo Bills head coach Rex Ryan arrives at MetLife Stadium before a game against the New York Jets. Mandatory Credit: Brad Penner-USA TODAY Sports /
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Some Buffalo Bills players had an unexpected delay as they headed to Arrowhead Stadium.

In most professional sports leagues there are timelines and routines that players go through on each game day. Sometimes things go wrong and adjustments have to be made. On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills had to be flexible when the early bus heading to the stadium broke down and was delayed getting to the stadium.

Luckily, the bus driver didn’t have to push the bus through a blizzard or any inclement weather. Instead, his smart thinking go the Bills to the stadium without any major inconvenience. Bills Jerry Hughes had fun with the incident by giving a solid play-by-play of the incident.

It’s doubtful that the engine light was on for two months, but Hughes was on his feet in the comedy category ahead of their big game against the Chiefs. The early Bills bus got to the stadium without any major hiccups and that bus driver will have a story to tell his family for years to come.

This incident isn’t more than a minor nuisance and is way better to go through than being woken up by an errant false alarm fire tone in the middle of the night.