‘At 8 a.m., the team tweeted “Here’s the first look at renderings of the New Bills Stadium.” It included two photos, showing the idea for the inside and outside of the planned project.’
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Aaron Rodgers a double-digit underdog for first time in career
‘They’ve lost their last three games heading into Sunday, and when speaking to the Bills defense after Thursday’s practice they know this is Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers and at any moment they can get things going and be the typical Packers and Rodgers offense that we are used to seeing.’
New renderings released for future Buffalo Bills stadium
‘The new stadium features an updated exterior look that “highlights the team’s desire for a visual identity that reflects some of the historical architecture of Buffalo, while also delivering a modern appearance,” according to the announcement.’
Orchard Park residents share their concerns for new Bills stadium
‘“Why should even a portion of my retirement go to pay for a new stadium,” one resident said.’
Bills unveil long-awaited renderings of new stadium
‘The renderings were released as Pegula Sports & Entertainment, New York State, and Erie County are working to finalize the deal for the $1.4 billion stadium. The deal calls for $850 million in taxpayer funding from New York state and Erie County.’
Second public hearing takes place for Bills stadium
‘“You know, it’s kind of preliminary stages right now, but I’d like to see certain pedestrian walkways around the stadium, outside the stadium that protect people getting in and out of the stadium,” said Erie County Legislature District 11, John Mills.’
Hyde returns to Bills with new role
‘“That was real eye opening to me,” Hyde said. “Hopping in the ambulance during the game and going to the hospital with my wife. I got a two year old and a one year old. Life was put right in front of me and it kind of scared me a little bit.”’
Bills reveal renderings of ‘New Bills Stadium’: In Pictures
‘The Bills have made clear that the renderings are subject to change. The anticipated construction of the stadium could be completed in the next four years.’
Bills not taking struggling Packers lightly
‘”You’re talking about a team that’s led by the current reigning MVP of the league,” Sean McDermott said.’
Flashback: Baby-faced Allen looks up to Rodgers
‘”If there’s one person that I could, it would be Aaron Rodgers,” Allen said during the 2018 interview on NFL Network. “Just the things that he can do off platform. He makes some crazy throws. He’s a special guy arm-talent-wise. He plays with a lot of grit. That’s what I try to do, is go out there and compete and put our team in the best position to win games.”‘
Micah Hyde “excited” for rehab process and new role with Bills
‘“This is just new to me and I think it’s eye opening. And I know that there’s a lesson to be learned, a blessing on the other side of this,” said Hyde.’
Bills release images of what new stadium may look like
‘“The Bills, in conjunction with Legends and stadium architectural firm Populous, have left no stone unturned in covering every innovative element of new stadium design,” said a statement from the Bills. “The exterior stadium image highlights the team’s desire for a visual identity that reflects some of the historical architecture of Buffalo, while also delivering a modern appearance.”’
Here’s what the new $1.4 billion Buffalo Bills stadium could look like
‘The images show a bowl stadium, grass field, and canopy over some of the upper deck seats but no roof.’
They're here! | New Bills Stadium renderings unveiled
‘Bills EVP/Chief Operating Officer Ron Raccuia spoke Thursday, detailing specific aspects of the renderings and what fans should look forward to about the enhanced game day experience.’
"It's effectively the stadium" | Bills executive shares details of new Bills Stadium renderings, other unique features
‘”Yeah, and wind. The canopy is a huge component to mitigate the wind factors of the new stadium and it works in concert with the exterior skin to prevent the swirling and the winds to get down onto the field level. We think this is the most effective canopy. It covers the most amount of people while doing everything else that we needed to do.”‘