The Buffalo Bills are asking for snow shovelers to help shovel out Highmark Stadium in anticipation of the winter weather in Orchard Park.

It’s that time of year again in Western New York. The Buffalo metro area is bracing for heavy lake-effect snowfall leading up to kickoff between the Bills (9-2) and 49ers (5-6) on “Sunday Night Football.

A light dusting of snow began covering the Buffalo Bills' facility on Friday as the team completed its final practice of the week inside Highmark Stadium.

One thing does not change, though. The defending NFC champion 49ers are 5-6 and they need to get on a heater - which will be tough to do Sunday night in Buffalo - if they stand any chance of defending their crown because right now they’re in last place in the NFC West and sitting outside the NFC wild-card picture.

A good ol' fashioned lake effect snowstorm is burying western New York this weekend when the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers faceoff at Highmark Stadium on Sunday night. By kickoff, there could be feet of snow on the ground south of Buffalo and nearly two feet in Orchard Park.

Significant winter weather is expected in the region this weekend, which means that the Buffalo Bills have put out the first call for potential shovelers' information ahead of Sunday night's game against the San Francisco 49ers (8:20 p.

For the first time this NFL season, Buffalo has put up the bat signal for the Bills Mafia's assistance. Which of course means there is some wild winter weather impacting western New York this week. Ahead of Sunday's showdown against the San Francisco 49ers,

Up to 3 feet of snow could batter the Buffalo Bills’ stadium this weekend, where the San Francisco 49ers are scheduled to play Sunday night, though the heaviest snow is expected to subside by kickoff.

The Bills have called upon their community once again in preparation for Sunday night's game against the 49ers.