RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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The Buffalo Bills finally welcomed fans into their brand-new Highmark Stadium ahead of the 2026 NFL season.
The Bills held their annual ‘Red and Blue’ practice day at the stadium on Saturday in front of almost 52,000 supporters.
Joe Brady’s team ran a mix of training drills and team activities as the Bills Mafia watched live football for the first time in months.
However, two Bills experts have already noticed two issues with the new Highmark Stadium on their first visit.
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The two Highmark Stadium flaws that have Bills journalists underwhelmed
Journalist John Wawrow climbed to the top of Highmark Stadium to see whether there were any restricted view seats.
“I believe I have found what might well be the worst seat in the house,” he posted on X, as one endzone was completely blocked.
However, Wawrow suggested fans should not worry as the seat would probably not be in use for Bills games.
“Not confirmed, but for those wondering about the worst seat, very unlikely it was put up for sale, never mind subject to a PSL,” he added. “Would only be used for other events, say concerts.”
Meanwhile, Bills content creator Alex Brasky highlighted the “small” video boards at Highmark Stadium.
The score, time, and video footage are all difficult to see from the opposite end of the stadium.
Brasky tweeted: “Video boards inside the new Highmark Stadium are pretty underwhelming. Small.”
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