‘No team ran the ball on first down more often than the Bills, who totaled 38 rushes of 10-plus yards in those situations and ranked second in first-down rushing success rate. Opponents may change the way they choose to defend them, though. Allen and the Bills faced a stacked box on just 23.5% of the offense’s 310 first-down carries, 16th-most in the NFL. Could Brady be more willing to take risks on first down in 2025?’
Archives for July 9, 2026
Stadium neighbor who has been fighting developer – and the Bills – sells home
‘The project that Trella and some of his neighbors have been fighting since 2024 includes a six-dispenser gas station in front of the property toward Big Tree Road with a 4,000-square-foot building to house Crosby’s at the back of the property, and driveway access at Abbott Road. EV charging stations are also in the plans.’
Bills finish installing giant bison statues at new Highmark Stadium
‘In a video shared by the Bills, construction crews used a crane to carefully lower the towering 27-foot bull into position, finalizing the family of three sculptures that also includes a 22-foot cow and a 12-foot calf.’
Josh Allen Reveals How Fatherhood Changed His ‘Why’ as Bills Enter New Era
‘“Now I’ve got a daughter that will be looking up to me and taking after what I do,” he continued. “And even as someone so little and so young, I do feel like they absorb everything and they see everything. So making sure that I continue to work hard and do what’s necessary to try to win. And teach her that something so great, so crazy out in the distance that doesn’t seem attainable, through hard work, can be attainable.”’
Fans hopeful for future development at old Highmark Stadium site
‘”Part of me is a little bit heartbroken to see it this way,” added Greg from Williamsville. “I know I see a lot of people have taken their seats home with them, which is great. I hope there’s a way to remember the place that it was. I know my wife here was talking about having some sort of like a Hall of Fame where fans can go and, at least, feel like they’re a part of that old Bills era. I know it has to go, it’s sad to see it go. But here on the other side of the street I saw this for the first time and it’s breathtaking. So it’s both good and bad, but I’m excited for the future.”‘
Buffalo Bills to offer fans a second “open practice” to check out new stadium and team
’10 days later, the team will welcome the general public to an open practice that is free to attend. According to a statement released by the Bills, a rising demand and high number of Personal Seat Licenses (PSL’s) presented the team with a chance to open a second practice to give people an opportunity to check out the new stadium.’
Bills release ticket details for August practices at Highmark Stadium
‘For both the open practice and the Return of the Blue & Red practice, parking will be $5, even for season ticket holders who have a parking pass included as part of their ticket package.’
Steel bison family takes its place at new Highmark Stadium plaza
‘There’s a calf, a cow, and a bull that stands 27 feet tall and weighs more than 23,000 pounds. The cow is 22 feet tall measures 23 feet long. The calf, which the Bills say represents “the next generation of Bills mafia,” will be 12 feet tall and 13 feet long.’
Buffalo Bills to host Return of the Blue & Red practice August 8, open practice August 18
‘”We know how excited our fans are to see Highmark Stadium,” said Pete Guelli, Bills president of business operations. “The Return of the Blue & Red practice will continue to be offered to season ticket members first as it has in past years. However, with an increase demand for the event we have added an additional practice on August 18th that will be open to the public. We look forward to giving as many of our Bills fans as possible an opportunity to see the new stadium.”‘