Bills to replace grass surface at Highmark Stadium ahead of home opener
The Buffalo Bills are rushing to replace the grass surface at their new stadium before the home opener.
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The Buffalo Bills are replacing the grass surface at Highmark Stadium ahead of their home opener. The decision follows criticism of the field's condition after a preseason game. An NFL player reportedly described the field as 'ass'. The new grass surface is being installed after the Bills' preseason game raised concerns about the field's quality.
The New York Post notes that the stadium, which cost $2.2 billion, is already controversial. The Bills are aiming to have the new surface ready in time for their home opener. The team's management has not yet commented on the cost or timeline for the replacement. The Bills face a tight deadline to complete the work before their home opener.
The team's management has not yet commented on the cost or timeline for the replacement. The New York Post notes that the stadium, which cost $2.2 billion, is already controversial. The Bills are aiming to have the new surface ready in time for their home opener.
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The reporting (5)
- Why the Bills are replacing the field at new Highmark Stadium WGRZ · 1d ago
- Bills Re-Sod New Highmark Stadium Grass After NFL Player Calls Field 'Ass' Bleacher Report · 1d ago
- Bills' new stadium facing another hurdle ahead of home opener Yahoo Sports Australia · 1d ago
- Bills replacing field at controversial $2.2 billion stadium after preseason disaster New York Post · 1d ago
- Bills to replace grass surface at Highmark Stadium ahead of home opener The New York Times · 1d ago
The obvious questions
Why are the Buffalo Bills replacing the grass surface at Highmark Stadium?
The Buffalo Bills are replacing the grass surface at Highmark Stadium due to criticism of the field's condition after a preseason game. An NFL player reportedly described the field as 'ass'.
When is the home opener for the Buffalo Bills?
The home opener for the Buffalo Bills is upcoming, and the team is rushing to replace the grass surface at Highmark Stadium in time for the game.
How much did the new Highmark Stadium cost?
The new Highmark Stadium cost $2.2 billion.
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