Well known for his 16-year, journeyman NFL career—Fitzpatrick's longest stint was actually with Buffalo from 2009 to '12. Over 53 starts in blue and red, he tallied a 20-33 record while throwing for 11,654 yards, 80 touchdowns, and 64 interceptions.

The former Bengals quarterback nicknamed "Fitzmagic" was the "Bills Legend of the Game" for Sunday's NFL playoff game against Baltimore.

You can call former Buffalo Bills quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick the unofficial General of ‘The Bills Mafia.' He played for nine teams in his National Football League career, but Buffalo is his second home.

Ryan Fitzpatrick knew the assignment and delivered on Sunday when the Buffalo Bills played the Baltimore Ravens. The former Buffalo quarterback, among many other teams, was there to inspire the fans at Orchard Park.

Ryan Fitzpatrick was honored as the Bills Legend of the Game in the AFC Divisional game against the Baltimore Ravens.

Ryan Fitzpatrick brought a little Fitzmagic to Buffalo. The former NFL quarterback-turned-analyst brought the energy during Sunday night’s AFC divisional round game between the Bills and Ravens. In a clip shared to social media,

Ryan Fitzpatrick may not have won a lot of games with the Buffalo Bills but the former NFL QB is still a legend in Orchard Park. On Sunday, the ex-Bills starter returned to Highmark Stadium where he got Bills Mafia fired up before the start of the team's divisional round matchup vs.