Construction Of The New Highmark Stadium Has Really Progressed

As the Buffalo and Western New York area transitions from one season to another, the hometown Buffalo Bills are hard at work during the NFL off-season, preparing for the 2025-26 football season.

This upcoming season for the Bills is set to be a special one because it will signify the end of one era and the beginning of another era.

If you haven't had the opportunity to drive down Abbott Road in Orchard Park, New York, lately, then you likely haven't seen how much progress has happened on the construction of the new Highmark Stadium. While stadium construction is a bit behind schedule, the Bills are set to complete construction in 2026, and the team will move to the stadium after this coming season.

Watch Timelapse Video Of Highmark Stadium Construction In Buffalo

When the shovels went into the ground just about two years ago, people were interested to see how long the stadium would take to get underway.

The entire Buffalo Bills complex at One Bills Drive has been a hub of activity for the last 24 months, and a lot of progress has happened at the stadium. From the completion of the steel superstructure to the installation of the first seats, it has truly been a sight to see.

I, for one, look forward to sitting inside the new stadium when it's complete. Still, I, like many people, am also enjoying watching the progress of a literal hole in the ground transforming into a facility worth more than $2.1 billion.

To help satisfy our appetite for this, the Buffalo Bills released a time-lapse video showing the progress made over the last two years. You can check out the video for yourself below. 

Let's Go, Buffalo!