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The Buffalo Bills responded after images from the new Highmark Stadium appeared to show obstructed views from some seating areas. The team says it is reviewing the concerns ahead of its September 17 home opener, while ESPN reports that some seats shown in viral photos won't be sold for football games.
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00:01Bills fans finally got their first look inside the new Highmark Stadium, and some of the seats
00:06immediately became a major talking point. Photos and videos from the stadium's first public event
00:12appeared to show sections where railings and other structures blocked significant portions of the
00:17field. The criticism reached the Bills, who acknowledged the feedback and said they are
00:37reviewing concerns raised both internally and by fans. The team says it will use the next six weeks
00:43to address operational details before Buffalo's home opener on September 17th. And according to ESPN,
00:50sources said some of the seats appearing in the viral images won't actually be sold for football games.
00:56The new stadium has cost more than $2 billion,
00:59putting even more attention on what fans will see from their seats.
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