The Buffalo Bills' old stadium is not going out with a bang. Instead, the 53-year-old building will be torn down piece by piece over the next year through a slow mechanical demolition process. As demolition gets underway at the Buffalo Bills’ old stadium in Orchard Park,

The 2026 season is as important a campaign as the Buffalo Bills have endured over the past many seasons. A new head coach, new coordinators and a fresh look on almost everything the team plans to do this year will set the stage for a long list of new players to help the team take the leap it’s been hoping for since its postseason struggles began.

The Buffalo Bills face a grueling stretch of games over a five-week period that will play a huge factor in their 2026 campaign.

With a daunting schedule, the Buffalo Bills are going to have plenty of opportunities to earn statement wins this year.

Notable opponents set to visit Josh Allen and co. at their home Highmark Stadium this year include perennial contenders like Jared Goff’s Detroit Lions (Sept. 17), Justin Herbert’s Los Angeles Chargers (Sept. 27), Drake Maye’s New England Patriots (Oct. 4), Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens (Nov. 1) and Patrick Mahomes’ Kansas City Chiefs (Nov. 26).

Ticket prices are sky high for the first season inside the Bills' new digs in Orchard Park.

The NFL has released the 2026 schedule, and the Buffalo Bills have seven prime-time games this year, including games on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The Buffalo Bills enter 2026 with a new Highmark Stadium, first-year head coach Joe Brady, and a 17-game schedule that looks balanced on the surface. But

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills have launched a new feature on their website giving fans a virtual look at the new stadium. The virtual venue allows fans to check out different sections of the stadium from various vantage points in the stands or ...

The Bills schedule leaks already include two massive primetime games.

The Buffalo Bills probably didn't take long to know they made a mistake when they signed Josh Palmer. The problem now, in a crowded WR depth chart, is figuring out what the next step is with the former Chargers wideout.