The bills’ wild-card playoff match against the pittsburgh steelers was postponed for monday afternoon by the NFL because heavy snowfall is expected to persist in the buffalo area through sunday night.
The squad demonstrated why the league had taken such extreme measures on saturday, about twenty-four hours before the scheduled kick-off time. The bills showed off a terrifying scene at highmark stadium, which had already been severely damaged by the heavy snowfall, as the rest of the afc bracket action was shown. In all honesty, it’s fun to see the steelers and bills slugging it out in knee-deep snow drifts. Despite this, it is impossible to imagine how a decent football match could take place in a world where almost every other human’s primary concern is survival.
In addition, the storm is expected to intensify, dropping one to two feet of snow on the orchard park neighborhood between saturday and monday afternoon, according to the league, as there were many things at stake, including player and spectator safety.
It’s also amusing to speculate about what would have happened if the league had allowed the game to be played as planned.
