The Baltimore Ravens could probably win against the Buffalo Bills without Marquise Brown due to the incredible momentum they're currently riding. However, “Hollywood” Brown is expected to suit up for the Ravens and make the game an even more tough task for the Bills.

ESPN's Adam Schefter cleared the air on Brown's status for this game, making plenty of Ravens fans excited to see their rookie play more football.

Brown has established himself as one of the more entertaining playmakers for the Ravens, so it's great for him and the fans that he'll be available to play and liven up the field with his infectious attitude and fantastic catches.

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Brown has been a solid playmaker for the Ravens so far this season. He's caught a total of 520 receiving yards this season, completing a total of six touchdowns in the process. He's done well in his rookie campaign, and it wouldn't be weird for Baltimore fans to expect more out of their first-round selection out of Oklahoma. He's already established himself as a superb wideout option as he's on pace to owning the rookie record for most receiving touchdowns scored in a single season.

However, what makes Hollywood an exciting player to watch is his fantastic celebrations. The celebrations he has cooked up has made him beloved in Baltimore and a player that hordes of opposing fans would love to antagonize.

They will definitely be hoping to see more of the celebrations he pulled off against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday in Buffalo.