The Buffalo Bills will host the Cleveland Browns in Week 13 this Sunday despite damage to the stadium.

From a structural perspective, the stadium is still sound and can host guests this weekend. The team can also use its practice facility despite some minor damage and doesn't plan on restricting any areas to fans at Ralph Wilson on Sunday.

The Buffalo Bills and New York Jets have moved their game to Ford Field in Detroit at 7 PM EST on Monday.

The game previously was scheduled for Sunday afternoon in Buffalo, but the NFL announced earlier Thursday that it would be moved as another storm brought the area's paralyzing three-day snowfall total to at least six feet.

"Public safety resources in western New York must be fully available to deal with the recovery from the storm," the NFL said in a statement.

This Sunday's game between the Buffalo Bills and New York Jets could be moved elsewhere due to extreme snowfall that's hit Western New York.

The Bills "will be hard-pressed to get their stadium ready for their next home game," a source told ESPN. That next home game is Nov. 30, against the Browns.

Possible locations, according to sources, include Detroit, Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C. The Lions and Redskins are on the road this weekend; the Steelers have a bye. It's 215 miles from Buffalo to Pittsburgh, 256 miles from Buffalo to Detroit and 389 miles from Buffalo to FedEx Field in Washington.

Leodis McKelvin is out indefinitely after fracturing his ankle in the Buffalo Bills' loss on Thursday to the Miami Dolphins.

"We'll have to see what we're going to do with that," coach Doug Marrone said Monday. "We're in discussions there, meaning the roster spot and what goes on and where we put him as far as IR and things like that."

McKelvin has started nine games this season and is tied for third in the NFL with four interceptions.