Chatting after his Monday news conference, Bills coach Doug Marrone took exception to how snow in the Buffalo region this week will be measured in feet, not inches.

"It sounds so much worse that way," Marrone said to reporters.

No matter how you measure it -- four feet, six feet, 48 inches or 72 inches -- a truckload of snow is expected in some parts south and east of the city by Wednesday.

Players have Tuesday off before (hopefully) making it back to the facility by Wednesday. Rookie Sammy Watkins -- a native of Florida who played at Clemson -- took fans through his ride home as the snow began to fly Monday evening:

#snow

A video posted by Sammy Watkins (@sammywatkins) on Nov 11, 2014 at 8:46pm PST

Receiver Marquise Goodwin, a pro at winter weather after spending the past season with the Bills, was unfazed:

This snow doesn't scare me... 😎

A photo posted by Marquise Goodwin (@_marquisegoodwin) on Nov 11, 2014 at 7:12am PST

Defensive end Mario Williams was also ready with some heavy equipment:

Either my driveway is going to be free and clear of snow or my yard is going to be destroyed lol. At least 3-4 feet already.

A photo posted by Mario Williams (@bbwolf94) on Nov 11, 2014 at 5:55am PST

Center Eric Wood likely didn't see this kind of snow when he was at the University of Louisville:

Lake effect snow is real pic.twitter.com/PQecXRD8XK

— Eric Wood (@EWood70) November 18, 2014

Fourth-year running back Phillip Tanner shares a photo of ... is it his backyard? Front yard? We're not too sure:

Waking up to this is unbelievable for an inner city kid from Dallas!!! pic.twitter.com/3KdurwvbwE

— Phillip Tanner (@PTanner34) November 18, 2014