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@Alfonz24 said:
{ I cannot remember the exact game, but they offered anyone who came to clear snow at the stadium free tickets.}
That has happened a few times for Buffalo. plus they offered 10 or 11$ an hour for at least 4 hours of shoveling. Happened in 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018 that I can remember. And I imagine it's going to happen this year too.......
I'm not sure about free tickets but Green Bay was paying shovelers 12$ an hour back in 2019.
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@Steven59 said:
Well c'mon - if the NFL doesn't allow the QB to be touched anymore they sure as Hell ain't gonna let grown men play in the snow!!!!!!!!
Hell, they don't even allow players to enjoy a cold adult beverage on the plane ride home after a game (see Washington Commanders)!
Now C'mon, why didn't they leave before the snow started a falling and they alredy knew the game was being trandfered to Detroit?
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The Buffalo Bills employed a massive operation to get all of their players and staff dug out of the snow to depart to Detroit for their relocated home game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
Bills executive vice president Ron Raccuia tells The Associated Press that the team had local snowmobile clubs on alert, and used snowplow drivers and car pools to make sure everyone was able to gather at their facility.
The team then boarded buses and followed a police escort to the airport for their flight, which left at about 4:45 p.m. EST.
The game was moved after a lake-effect storm dumped as much as 7 feet of snow across Western New York.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
@Maywood said: @Tabe said: It makes sense to move the game. Logistically, just getting all the necessary folks into the building would be nearly impossible.
If you live anywhere that it snows, you make adjustments. If you live where there's lake-effect snow, you know what to expect and you adjust.
I've lived in areas that get snow like that. 7+ feet of snow is crazy even for Buffalo. Moving all that snow, getting people to the stadium, etc, just wasn't going to happen. And Tyr resources to do that are better dedicated elsewhere anyway.
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if a game was played there tomorrow and the O/U was 22, i'd duck that figure and the final score would probably be 40-38
you'll never be able to outrun a bad diet
Even a place like Buffalo will need time to clear 6 feet of snow.
I cannot remember the exact game, but they offered anyone who came to clear snow at the stadium free tickets.
@Alfonz24 I think that was GB?
You threw me off with the new pic
That has happened a few times for Buffalo. plus they offered 10 or 11$ an hour for at least 4 hours of shoveling. Happened in 2014, 2016, 2017, and 2018 that I can remember. And I imagine it's going to happen this year too.......
I'm not sure about free tickets but Green Bay was paying shovelers 12$ an hour back in 2019.
Green Bay
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
after a decade it was time for a change. i'm still J R.........i just added a U, P, I, T, and E
(i'm an astronomy dweeb)
you'll never be able to outrun a bad diet
Hell, they don't even allow players to enjoy a cold adult beverage on the plane ride home after a game (see Washington Commanders)!
Steve
Now C'mon, why didn't they leave before the snow started a falling and they alredy knew the game was being trandfered to Detroit?
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The Buffalo Bills employed a massive operation to get all of their players and staff dug out of the snow to depart to Detroit for their relocated home game against the Cleveland Browns on Sunday.
Bills executive vice president Ron Raccuia tells The Associated Press that the team had local snowmobile clubs on alert, and used snowplow drivers and car pools to make sure everyone was able to gather at their facility.
The team then boarded buses and followed a police escort to the airport for their flight, which left at about 4:45 p.m. EST.
The game was moved after a lake-effect storm dumped as much as 7 feet of snow across Western New York.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
Right now Buffalo is getting NO snow - the Lake Effect bands have moved North but may move back down into Buffalo later tonight into tomorrow.
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
I would rather sit in the comfort of a dome stadium if I lived in Buffalo.
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Cmon - you still gotta get to the dome - LOL!!!!!!
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
I've lived in areas that get snow like that. 7+ feet of snow is crazy even for Buffalo. Moving all that snow, getting people to the stadium, etc, just wasn't going to happen. And Tyr resources to do that are better dedicated elsewhere anyway.