Bills tell fans to dress accordingly for Wild Card game against Steelers as snow remains in seats

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Highmark Stadium is ready for some wintery football on Monday afternoon, as the blizzard that rolled through the Buffalo area has cleared — at least on the turf itself. 

The Buffalo Bills thanked the massive snow removal crews that worked tirelessly since Sunday to discard as much snow from the stadium as possible, especially on the field. The turf at Highmark looked in great condition ahead of the Wild Card Round matchup against the Pittsburgh Steelers. 

Still, the stands are covered with snow, so the Bills made an announcement for those trekking to watch their hometown Bills. 

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A person clears snow from bleacher seats before the game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium on January 15, 2024 in Orchard Park, New York. (Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images)

"A reminder to all fans attending today’s game, please dress appropriately for the cold weather including waterproof boots and pants," the Bills posted on X. 

Snow in the stands is nothing new to Buffalonians, though, as there’s been multiple games, especially at this point in the season, where snowy conditions needed to be played through. These are some of the most loyal fans in the entire NFL, so the snow shouldn’t scare them away from filling up the seats. 

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Just think: Some of the snow removal crew, which consisted of fans that were paid $20 an hour to help, were seen sliding down chutes in the stands shirtless as the snow continued to pour over Highmark Stadium. 

The game had to be rescheduled to Monday due to the