Bills show off new stadium, new uniforms
Audacy • • sports
Key Points:
- A record 51,807 fans attended the Buffalo Bills' first-ever event at the new Highmark Stadium during their 2026 season opening practice in Orchard Park.
- The team concluded their training at St. John Fisher University in Rochester on Friday and moved to their new facility, where rain briefly interrupted the session.
- Quarterback Josh Allen and wide receiver DJ Moore showcased a highlight play, with Allen connecting deep to Moore, who evaded defenders and energized the crowd.
- Players wore the new "Nickel City" uniforms and helmets, while long-time Bills player Reid Ferguson, now in his tenth season, was among the first on the field.
- Several players, including Ty Johnson and Connor McGovern, left practice early due to injuries, and others did not participate; the team will resume practice Monday ahead of their preseason game against the Carolina Panthers.
