What happened: The concerns surfaced after Saturday’s season-ticket-holder practice, the venue’s first football event. Seats in one questioned area are not sold for football games.
Why it matters: The Buffalo Bills are preparing to begin their 2026 home schedule at the new venue. The complaints put early scrutiny on a stadium promoted as offering strong views throughout its seating bowl.
By the numbers: The stadium cost more than $2.1 billion, including $850 million in public funding.
What to watch: The general public gets its first access during an open practice Aug. 18, providing a broader test of the seating experience.