The Bills are wearing blue home jerseys for their playoff game against the Ravens. Ryan Fitzpatrick prefers shirts versus skins.

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

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.

In a clip shared to social media, Fitzpatrick was on the field hyping up the crowd at Highmark Stadium when he paused and began stripping off his shirt. Fitzpatrick was wearing a blue No. 14 Bills jersey with his name on the back.

The former Buffalo quarterback, among many other teams, was there to inspire the fans at Orchard Park. And he did. Fitzpatrick first took off his Bills jersey to reveal another shirt underneath. That wasn’t enough as he ripped it off to become bare-chested in the Western New York winter. Everyone at Highmark Stadium loved it.

The Buffalo Bills are set to host the Baltimore Ravens in the Divisional round on Sunday. For such a big game, they called upon former Bills quarterback and fan-favorite Ryan Fitzpatrick to get the crowd going.

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.