Ryan Fitzpatrick brought a little Fitzmagic to Buffalo.
The former NFL quarterback turned analyst brought energy to Sunday night's AFC Divisional Round game between the Bills and Ravens.
In footage shared on social media, Fitzpatrick was entertaining the Highmark Stadium crowd on the field when he stopped and began taking off his shirt.
Fitzpatrick wore a blue No. 14 Bills jersey with his name on the back.
He took off his jersey and the black jacket he was wearing underneath, revealing his bare chest to the delight of the home crowd. The crowd watched the Bills win 27-25 and earn a spot in the AFC Championship.
Fitzpatrick raised his arm to rouse the crowd, then shouted into the microphone he was holding.
“Where else would you want to be right now!” Fitzpatrick exclaimed, echoing the immortal words of legendary Bills head coach Marv Levy, which has become a creed for Bills fans.
Fitzpatrick continued to encourage the audience to speak up before the clip ended.
Another post from the Bills recorded Fitzpatrick on the field before the game praising Orchard Park's soccer environment.
The National Weather Service suggested the temperature at kickoff would be 18 degrees, with wind chills likely to make it feel like 11 degrees.
“It’s cold,” Fitzpatrick exclaimed. “Buffalo weather. Let's go.”
The former NFL journeyman played four seasons with the Bills and started 53 games with Buffalo during his tenure, catching 1,041 passes for 11,654 yards and 80 touchdowns.
Fitzpatrick spent 17 years in the NFL, spending time with nine different clubs, including the Bills.
He made stops with the Jets, Rams, Dolphins, Bengals, Buccaneers, Texans, Titans and Washington.
Fitzpatrick, who will retire in 2022, serves as a pregame and postgame analyst for Amazon Prime Video's “Thursday Night Football” broadcasts.
