Football fans wait to enter Ford Field for an NFL football game between the Buffalo Bills and the New York Jets in Detroit, Monday, Nov. 24, 2014. Buffalo will "host" the Jets in a game that was rescheduled for Monday night and moved to Detroit after heavy snow in western New York. Buffalo Bills fan Austin Lancer, of Rochester, N.Y., and New York Jets fan Gavin McNall, right, of Boonton, N.J., poses for cameras while they wait to enter Ford Field for an NFL football game in Detroit, Monday, Nov. 24, 2014. Buffalo "hosts" the Jets in a game that was rescheduled for Monday night and moved to Detroit after heavy snow in western New York. Buffalo Bills football fans Justin Roberts, left, and Erika Oliver, both of Bradford, Pa., wait to enter Ford Field for an NFL football game in Detroit, Monday, Nov. 24, 2014. Buffalo "hosts" the New York Jets in a game that was rescheduled for Monday night and moved to Detroit after heavy snow in western New York. Nick May and Ashley Gangi of Buffalo, New York wait outside Ford Field before an NFL football game against the New York Jets in Detroit, Monday, Nov.24, 2014.The Bills had to move their game against the Jets to Detroit, where it will be played Monday night, because of the heavy snow that hit the Buffalo area. AP Photo/Rick Osentoski DETROIT (AP) - The Buffalo Bills had plenty of support at their temporary "home" stadium. The Bills drew a roar from the crowd when they scored an early touchdown Monday night against the New York Jets in a game moved to Detroit because of all the snow in western New York. Fans were offered free tickets, and although the upper level of the venue had some empty seats, the lower bowl was packed and many of the fans were rooting for Buffalo. It really shows the spirit. I can't believe how many Bills fans are here," team president Russ Brandon said shortly before kickoff. It should be a lot of fun, a little bit of a collegial-type atmosphere. More than 67,000 tickets were handed out for what was officially considered a Bills home game. The price was difficult to beat - and fans snapped up all available free tickets. The official attendance was 56,044. I heard that these tickets got sold out in 10 minutes - 65,000 tickets gone in 10 minutes. I was hunting all over Facebook yesterday for four tickets," said Bills fan John McAllister of Dunkirk, New York. Once I heard that it was here and the tickets were free, I was making plans. We've got to rent a car. We're going. We are going. This is my very first actual NFL game. I went to a preseason game like two years ago. Fans in Michigan were also eager to take advantage of the opportunity. She was making the roughly 80-mile drive from the state capital of Lansing to Ford Field with her boyfriend, and meeting another couple there to tailgate and take in the game. It was the second time in four years Detroit answered the call for another NFL team in need. In December 2010, the Minnesota Vikings' home game against the New York Giants was moved to Detroit after the Metrodome's roof collapsed. Admission was free, with holders of tickets to the scheduled game in Minnesota offered opportunities to sit behind both teams' benches. She, her husband Tony and two children were planning to "cook up some burgers" while tailgating, then head into Ford Field.