NFL fans brutally mock Bills for “small” jumbotron inside $2,100,000,000 stadium

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The Buffalo Bills welcomed fans into the team’s new Highmark Stadium for the annual “Red and Blue” practice this week. 51,807 fans reportedly attended the team’s practice session at the new stadium.

The New state-of-the-art home venue reportedly cost $2.1 billion. However, fans complained about the size of the Bills’ video boards at the new stadium.

“Those are small. Who made that decision.”

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Those are small. Who made that decision.

“Wow, those look bad.”

“Bills spent all that money to have a worst stadium 😂”

Bills spent all that money to have a worst stadium 😂

“Dolphins got 4 of them 3x the size of their 2.”

Dolphins got 4 of them 3x the size of their 2.

“Now that’s embarrassing.”

Now that’s embarrassing

“Lol poverty franchise.”

“That is wildly underwhelming for 2026.”

That is wildly underwhelming for 2026

“Who stole all the money. This place is pretty basic.”

Who stole all the money. This place is pretty basic.

“You can’t tell that’s a new stadium lol 😂 they F’ed up.”

You can’t tell that’s a new stadium lol 😂 they F’ed up

Although fans criticized the size of the video board, they praised the improved spacious seating allotments. The steep design at the new stadium also gives a better vantage point to watch the action on the field.

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Bills players acknowledge support from fans at new stadium

Apart from the fans, several Bills players also took the field at the new Highmark Stadium for the first time over the weekend. Outside linebacker Bradley Chubb shared his admiration for the Bills fanbase at the new stadium.

“During warm-ups, I was just looking around, trying to get my bearings of everything,” Chubb said. “… I’m glad to be a part of it, to be a part of this fan base, this community. The first one in here was special.”

Bills tight end Dawson Knox also acknowledged the support of the “best fans” and is looking forward to playing at the venue.

“We have the best fans in the world,” Knox said. “And I can’t wait to get out here when it starts becoming real, give these fans a show, and bring home some wins.”