Giant bison statues greet fans at Bills' new Highmark Stadium

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Last updated Sep 17, 2026

Giant bison statues greet fans at Bills' new Highmark Stadium
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Buffalo Bills fans arriving for the first regular-season game at Highmark Stadium on Thursday night will encounter a family of bison statues outside the venue. These towering sculptures, created by artist Blessing Hancock, were installed this summer to symbolize the strength and unity of the Bills community, known as Bills Mafia. The bull stands 27 feet tall, while the cow and calf measure 22 and 12 feet respectively. The statues feature programmable lighting and even emit vapor to simulate breathing. This marks the first time a full crowd will witness the installation since the stadium’s opening in June.

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  • Bison statues installed outside Highmark Stadium welcome fans.
  • Statues symbolize strength and togetherness of Bills Mafia.
  • Bull measures 27 feet tall, cow 22 feet, calf 12 feet.
  • Sculptures feature special effects like programmable lighting.
  • First regular-season game at the new stadium on September 17.
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