Day, not location changed for Bills-Steelers game [Updated]

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.

Updated Jan. 13: New York Governor Kathy Hochul introduced that the Bills-Steelers game shall be postponed to Monday at 4:30 p.m. ET.

“I’ve been in communication with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell regarding the dangerous conditions in Buffalo this weekend,” Gov. Hochul wrote in a post on X. “In consultation with our emergency response teams, Buffalo Bills leadership, and the NFL, the Bills game will be postponed to 4:30 pm Monday.”

Due to the climate, New York State will institute a full journey ban for Erie County at 9 p.m. tonight. Buffalo is anticipated to get at the least two ft of snow between Saturday and Monday.

The NFL has denied that it’s making an attempt to relocate Sunday’s AFC Wild Card blizzard bowl between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills.

The Bills have a large snowstorm inbound to Orchard Park, NY, doubtlessly creating hazardous situations for Sunday’s game. Despite the precedent for it previously, the league has denied studies that it’s transferring the game to Cleveland.

“We are monitoring conditions as we do for every game, but there have been no discussions about making a change to the game’s status,” NFL Vice President of Communications Brian McCarthy stated, per WGRZ sports activities director Adam Benigni.

KDKA Pittsburgh host Marty Griffith had reported in a since-deleted tweet that the Cleveland Browns stadium officers have been approached by the league about the potential of enjoying the game there, including that followers ought to “be ready” to relocate. Griffin then deleted the put up and added a clarification on Thursday morning.

“So my friends that are electricians in Cleveland work each game setting up production,” Griffin wrote in an X put up. “They were asked if they could work this weekend in the event of the Bill’s [sic] Steeler game being moved. Thats [sic] all I know. Maybe it was Cleveland offering up the facility to the NFL.”

The United States National Weather Service has a winter storm watch in impact for most of western New York from Saturday afternoon by Monday morning. The lake impact snow has forecasters predicting wherever from 1-3 ft of snow in Orchard Park Sunday.

Buffalo has had a game moved for snow as lately as final 12 months when the Bills’ Week 11 game towards the Cleveland Browns was moved to Detroit. However, that transfer was introduced the Thursday earlier than. Moving a game – not to mention a playoff matchup – in below 48 hours could be a logistical nightmare for all concerned.