The Buffalo Bills' wild-card game against the Pittsburgh Steelers has been postponed until Monday, as winter storms continue to pummel the Western New York area.
With the weather expected to remain inclement through Sunday night, the Bills will have very little time to prepare Highmark Stadium for the do-or-die game, so they've asked their fans for help.
On Friday, the Bills put out a call for anyone over the age of 18 who is interested in shovelling snow at the stadium, offering $20 per hour and complimentary food for those who are able to lend a hand.
That was in anticipation of the game taking place in its originally scheduled Sunday slot, but with the storm persisting plans have changed.
On Sunday morning the Bills released a follow-up statement asking snow shovellers to abide by the travel bans put in place by New York Governor Kathy Hochul, with the promise of more information to be shared "once the weather improves and bans are lifted."