With the Buffalo Bills regular season finale this Sunday and plenty of snow moving through the area, they’re now asking fans for a little bit of help. The Buffalo Bills are asking anyone 18 or older to help them remove snow from Highmark Stadium this Saturday,

The Buffalo Bills have issued a call for snow shovelers in advance of Sunday’s finale against the Jets. It’ll be the last regular-season game played at the team’s long-time home, and likely the last game ever played there.

As the Buffalo Bills bid farewell to their long-time home dubbed “The Ralph,” many cherished memories remain of the facility that opened in 1973.

The New York Jets opted against starting Tyrod Taylor for his return to Orchard Park against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.

The Buffalo Bills and ABM management are asking fans to assist with snow removal at Highmark Stadium on Saturday, January 3, 2026. This is the last time fans will get the opportunity to shovel out ‘Ralph’ before the team starts playing in the New Highmark Stadium.

While it's still technically possible to host a playoff game in the Divisional Round or even the AFC Championship, the chances are microscopically small. Heading into Week 18 the Bills know they will be a Wild Card, but not much else. None of the teams in the AFC are locked into any specific seed.

Bottom line is this: There are some strong defenses in the AFC, and if the Bills get behind, it’s going to be tough to rally, especially if Allen has to repeatedly drop back and throw. They have to find a way to play with a lead once the postseason begins, or it could be a very short January, and Allen knows it.