Bills Fans Turn Out in Force to Shovel Out Highmark Stadium
With the Buffalo Bills set to host the Kansas City Chiefs for an AFC divisional playoff game Sunday, the Bills once again need help getting Highmark Stadium ready.
With more snow falling in Buffalo this week, the Bills asked their fans to help them clear the stands for Sunday’s game. The request marks the second week in a row that the team has sought help from fans to prepare the stadium amid wintry weather.
Still, Bills fans showed up in droves to help shovel snow on Friday. The Bills posted a video on social media showing a long line of fans queued up with shovels, ready and willing to do their part in getting the stadium prepared for Sunday.
Shovelers have arrived.
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) January 19, 2024
You're the best, Bills Mafia!! ???? #GoBills pic.twitter.com/AfaRVlJS5c
#BillsMafia has shown up once again! Several #Bills fans have already shown up to Orchard Park on this Friday, ready to help clear out @HighmarkStadm with shovels in-hand and smiles on faces! pic.twitter.com/GdbJCsqlAe
— Brayton J. Wilson (@BraytonJWilson) January 19, 2024
The divisional matchup against the Chiefs is scheduled for on Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ET. The Bills, 0-2 in the playoffs against Kansas City since 2020, undoubtedly will be motivated, and these fans’ willingness to volunteer shows how excited they are about their team’s postseason run.