The Buffalo Bills routinely boast a healthy season-ticket base, with current figures putting membership at 63,000. In the team’s current stadium, seating capacity is a robust 71,608. But time in their current home is coming to a swift close, with the new Highmark Stadium set to open across the street in time for the 2026 NFL season.
In a piece by Mike Florio of NBC Sports Pro Football Talk, Florio notes a math problem, stating that the new stadium will have just 60,000 seats total. Said another way, that means that not only will there not be enough seats to account for the current season-ticket base, but there would be a waiting list for those without seasons tickets to be able to purchase single-game tickets.