Bills cant play in Buffalo

Just too much snow to get removed by Sunday. Maybe Tuesday or someplace else.

All this is caused by global warming that made the lakes warm.

I am pretty sure it was caused by abortions.

Might have been the libtards or teabaggers though.

iceracer wrote: Just too much snow to get removed by Sunday. Maybe Tuesday or someplace else.

Nah, their rabid Fans ain't gonna shovel that kind of snow for $10 an hour and a ticket to that game. (They did advertise this)

Make em play on top of it.

If they would hurry up and move the team to Toronto it won't be a problem anymore.

They are paying $10 an hour and giving free tickets to those that dig out the stadium.

I blame obamacare

Its ok that they can't play in Buffalo.... they can't really play anywhere else either.

(steelers fan retreating to the shadows)

Should of just played. Game would of been one for the history books.

Carrier dome? Oops. Thruways closed

Now they are playing the game in Detroit. Ford Field: home of lost, wayward NFL teams since 2010.

Well, the news report I heard said it wasn't just the stadium but the surrounding area. People can't get to the stadium to clear snow for $10/hr and a free ticket. They aren't sure they'll have the roads (and parking lots?) cleared by Sunday. They're telling everyone to stay home and out of the way.

Apparently, 6 feet of snow is a lot of snow... even for Buffalo.

i'd think that everyone that lives in an area that is known for getting a couple of snow storms every year where they measure the accumulation with a yard stick would own a snowmobile and have a truck with a plow on it..

Ian F wrote: Well, the news report I heard said it wasn't just the stadium but the surrounding area. People can't get to the stadium to clear snow for $10/hr and a free ticket. They aren't sure they'll have the roads (and parking lots?) cleared by Sunday. They're telling everyone to stay home and out of the way. Apparently, 6 feet of snow is a lot of snow... even for Buffalo.

and there was a prediction last night of another 2 feet

the team hasn't been able to practice all week … can't get to the stadium, couldn't practice even if they could get there … 8 - 9 ft of snow is tough to do anything with

novaderrik wrote: i'd think that everyone that lives in an area that is known for getting a couple of snow storms every year where they measure the accumulation with a yard stick would own a snowmobile and have a truck with a plow on it..

when it gets that deep, a truck with a plow probably won't cut it

When it gets that deep even most end loaders are going to have a hard time stacking it high enough clear an area.

pipe bombs to clear the snow? (not a political or violent comment, just saying the semi controlled fire/explosions seems like a good method to promote melting and evaporation even in frigid temps)

i really hope they can't play there next sunday too and move the game somewhere else like detroit, because if they do that i'm going.

wbjones wrote:

novaderrik wrote: i'd think that everyone that lives in an area that is known for getting a couple of snow storms every year where they measure the accumulation with a yard stick would own a snowmobile and have a truck with a plow on it..

when it gets that deep, a truck with a plow probably won't cut it

That giant 8ft snow blower I have for sale wouldn't even cut it very well.....

it, at least would have a chance … my F150 with a plow blade …..

In reply to wbjones:

We know that feeling, we usually run our '87 f150 with its old straight Boss blade and a utility tractor with a loader. Last year, after that first 16" snowstorm, we should have blown it.

Your only hope:

It's just as well, the Jets can't seem to play anywhere

Tickets to the Bills-Jets game at Ford Field are free. So, any of you NFL fans within driving distance can have a cheap day out.

I saw a little news report yesterday- the Bills management was pleased and delighted, and not a bit surprised, that they were able to find all the players and coaches.