Bills replace the playing surface at Highmark Stadium
New York Post • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 4:05 PM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

The Bills are removing and replacing the grass field at Highmark Stadium following issues encountered during the preseason. The organization began the work ahead of the team's first three home games scheduled for Weeks 2 through 4. This turf replacement follows a period of stadium controversy surrounding the construction of the new $2.2 billion facility. Maintenance crews are tasked with ensuring the field is ready for the upcoming stretch of the regular season schedule. The team has committed to addressing the playing conditions to accommodate the home schedule.
- •The Bills are replacing the grass at Highmark Stadium.
- •Work on the field began ahead of Weeks 2-4 home games.
- •The new stadium project is valued at $2.2 billion.
- •The replacement follows problems identified during the preseason.
- 4:05 PMNew York Post — Bills replacing field at controversial $2.2 billion stadium after preseason disaster - New York Post
"The Bills’ stadium drama has now gone from the stands to the field.
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