Buffalo Bills will pay fans to help… remove snow from the stadium!

Winter is here.' Thus begins the message that the Buffalo Bills, an NFL franchise from the state of New York, published on social networks to request collaboration from their fans. The objective is to remove the large amount of snow accumulated at Highmark Stadium, before Sunday's game against the New York Jets.

Thus, anyone over 18 years of age who wants to contribute to removing snow must register at a link. Depending on availability, and once the interested parties have filled in the requested information, the team The work is compensated with 20 dollars per hour and the provision of food and hot drinks.

The team's message offered fans the chance to “bring their shovels, but they will also be delivered by the Bills, ABM and Bud Light. Future snow shovelers are asked to dress appropriately for the weather (gloves, scarves, hats, coats, boots, etc.)”

To thank the fans who made the final regular season game at Highmark Stadium possible, the team announced that “Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield would provide the first 500 shovelers with Highmark Stadium-branded winter gloves.”

Other times the snowfalls have been so intense that the Bills have had to directly change venues when the stadium was left unusable due to the snow. This happened, for example, three years ago, when The NFL changed the Bills game to Detroit due to winter storm warnings.