eball Posted Tuesday at 01:20 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:20 PM Latest flyover of new stadium is here. The old stadium in the background looks laughably pathetic! 3 1 5 Quote
Fleezoid Posted Wednesday at 06:55 PM Posted Wednesday at 06:55 PM Is it my computer, or does that video look, and sound, like it was made in the 70s? Or perhaps they're trying to replicate when Rich Stadium was first built. 1 Quote
BillnutinHouston Posted Wednesday at 08:00 PM Posted Wednesday at 08:00 PM I hope the TV camera angles are equal to or better than those at the Ralph. I hate when the cameras are positioned too high. Quote
Wacka Posted Friday at 08:32 PM Posted Friday at 08:32 PM No it's been really sunny the last few days. The music-YT will pull it i record time if it is not licensed music. Have to use free generic nusic. Quote
Steptide Posted Friday at 08:55 PM Posted Friday at 08:55 PM On 7/1/2025 at 9:20 AM, eball said: Latest flyover of new stadium is here. The old stadium in the background looks laughably pathetic! Makes you realize how much the current stadium is under ground. Looks like a high school stadium compared to the new one 2 Quote
WotAGuy Posted Friday at 08:57 PM Posted Friday at 08:57 PM 24 minutes ago, Wacka said: No it's been really sunny the last few days. The music-YT will pull it i record time if it is not licensed music. Have to use free generic nusic. Quote
PonyBoy Posted Friday at 10:19 PM Posted Friday at 10:19 PM 1 hour ago, Steptide said: Makes you realize how much the current stadium is under ground. Looks like a high school stadium compared to the new one My 1st thought..no wonder the wind was such a factor at the old Ralph. Reminds me why Syracuse gets so much snow. The city is at the bottom of a bowl off the lake with West winds. The new one is so pronounced on high ground. Hopefully it's just cold with a small moon roof for snow. Quote
Augie Posted Friday at 10:25 PM Posted Friday at 10:25 PM On 7/2/2025 at 4:00 PM, BillnutinHouston said: I hope the TV camera angles are equal to or better than those at the Ralph. I hate when the cameras are positioned too high. I hate when you’re sitting too low and they get in the way. It can be hard to see sometimes if you aren’t up a good bit. 7 minutes ago, PonyBoy said: My 1st thought..no wonder the wind was such a factor at the old Ralph. Reminds me why Syracuse gets so much snow. The city is at the bottom of a bowl off the lake with West winds. The new one is so pronounced on high ground. Hopefully it's just cold with a small moon roof for snow. Yes, apparently physics matters. Quote
WotAGuy Posted Friday at 10:44 PM Posted Friday at 10:44 PM 18 minutes ago, Augie said: I hate when you’re sitting too low and they get in the way. As a man in his 60s, this is true about a couple things…. 6 Quote
Steptide Posted Friday at 10:48 PM Posted Friday at 10:48 PM 27 minutes ago, PonyBoy said: My 1st thought..no wonder the wind was such a factor at the old Ralph. Reminds me why Syracuse gets so much snow. The city is at the bottom of a bowl off the lake with West winds. The new one is so pronounced on high ground. Hopefully it's just cold with a small moon roof for snow. I remember someone going on one bills live when construction started, talking about how they engineered the new stadium to block the wind. I'm sure this new stadium will be lights years better in the elements, for the fans and the team 1 Quote
SoonerBillsFan Posted Friday at 11:01 PM Posted Friday at 11:01 PM 16 minutes ago, WotAGuy said: As a man in his 60s, this is true about a couple things…. Im in my 50's and sometimes getting in the car... Quote
SoonerBillsFan Posted Friday at 11:07 PM Posted Friday at 11:07 PM 2 hours ago, Steptide said: Makes you realize how much the current stadium is under ground. Looks like a high school stadium compared to the new one Yeah but it's still "God's Toiletbowl" like the old Dallas stadium used to be. Needed a dome. Quote
eball Posted Friday at 11:23 PM Posted Friday at 11:23 PM 30 minutes ago, Steptide said: I remember someone going on one bills live when construction started, talking about how they engineered the new stadium to block the wind. I'm sure this new stadium will be lights years better in the elements, for the fans and the team It gets a lot of laughs and eye rolls from the dome crowd, but “wind confusion” technology is a thing. Also, they’ve adjusted the orientation of the stadium/field — no doubt to address weather/environmental conditions as well. They hire engineers to do this stuff for a reason. 1 Quote
Fan in Chicago Posted yesterday at 02:08 AM Posted yesterday at 02:08 AM (edited) I am visiting Buffalo this weekend on a nostalgia trip and went to Highmark today. The sight of the new stadium is quite incredible. Having seen the the flyover videos and real life ground level view, I think it's going to be quite incredible when it's ready. Edited yesterday at 02:11 AM by Fan in Chicago 4 3 Quote
davefan66 Posted yesterday at 12:45 PM Posted yesterday at 12:45 PM On 7/1/2025 at 9:20 AM, eball said: Latest flyover of new stadium is here. The old stadium in the background looks laughably pathetic! I was driving by a few months ago and took pics of the new stadium. Standing in the street next to the new stadium and looking over to the old one, seemed funny in comparison. I love the old stadium though. Great sight lines, history. Looking forward to the new one though! Quote
stevewin Posted yesterday at 01:02 PM Posted yesterday at 01:02 PM (edited) 13 hours ago, eball said: It gets a lot of laughs and eye rolls from the dome crowd, but “wind confusion” technology is a thing. Also, they’ve adjusted the orientation of the stadium/field — no doubt to address weather/environmental conditions as well. They hire engineers to do this stuff for a reason. I was wondering about how the stadium is oriented wrt to the prevailing wind vs the sun - assume they took both into account. One thing I was thinking is that you would be much better off buying tickets on the side of the prevailing wind - on the other side even if you are under the edge of the canopy the rain/snow will blow on you. On the side with the wind at your back you will definitely be protected if you are on the edge of the canopy or probably even a little over. Edited yesterday at 01:03 PM by stevewin Quote
PromoTheRobot Posted yesterday at 01:16 PM Posted yesterday at 01:16 PM 11 minutes ago, stevewin said: I was wondering about how the stadium is oriented wrt to the prevailing wind vs the sun - assume they took both into account. One thing I was thinking is that you would be much better off buying tickets on the side of the prevailing wind - on the other side even if you are under the edge of the canopy the rain/snow will blow on you. On the side with the wind at your back you will definitely be protected if you are on the edge of the canopy or probably even a little over. The new stadium is somewhat perpendicular to the old stadium. Not quite 90 degrees. So now the wind hits more of the visitor sideline than the end zone. But with the canopy and so-called wind confusion panels on the outside, it should not be windy inside the bowl. As for the sun, it will travel from home sideline to visitors. 1 Quote
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