The Field at Highmark Stadium looks crystal clear but the stands are a different story as the Bills hope for home-field advantage Monday afternoon.
The stadium holds over 71,500 but according to the Post-Gazette’s Ray Fittipaldo, a large number of seats are under a foot of snow or so.
93.7 The Fan’s Jeff Hathhorn took video that shows the amount of snow that is still inside the stadium.
Video doesn’t show a lot of people working in the stands as of 1 p.m. but with several hours remaining until game time, more seats will be uncovered.
It looks like many fans are going to be sitting in piles of snow, if they show up.
Tickets for the game are available at $74 in the 300 section, with some reports of tickets as low as $55.
The Bills shared a message with fans on X (formally Twitter) “Our snow removal crews are working relentlessly to remove as much snow as possible before kickoff. A reminder to all fans attending today’s game, please dress appropriately for the cold weather including waterproof boots and pants.”
Hathhorn says the first seats that were cleared, the pricy box seats.
Volunteer Bills fans are helping clear the rest of the stands. Hathhorn says that there were about 20 people shoveling... that's not many!