Bills Stadium Update Reveals Massive Progress Inside New Highmark

The Buffalo Bills will have a new home in 2026 as the team is set to debut their new Highmark Stadium.

Earlier this month, Bills chief operating officer and president of business operations Pete Guelli said the stadium had faced some delays during construction. Despite this, Guelli said he expects to be on schedule due to the hard work from the crew.

“I was in the office on Sunday, and you can see the work going on—it’s seven days a week,” said Guelli to WKBW at the time. “Whatever it takes to get it open. So I think we’re in a great spot.”

He went as far as to say they should “get the keys” in June, allowing them to host preseason games in August.

Now as April approaches, it appears Guelli was accurate in his prediction. A new update has been revealed, claiming that construction is 93 percent complete, and nearly all the seats have been installed.

The grass field is in, and the sideline is turf, which is a unique feature. As far as completion percentage, the Field Club is the farthest along and includes a team walkout which allows fans to get up close to the players as they head to the field.