Bills celebrate new Highmark Stadium in style with big win
The Buffalo Bills threw a heck of a housewarming party for their new Highmark Stadium on Thursday, launching fireworks to open the night and then piling up points in a 41-31 victory over the Detroit Lions that felt more dominant than the final score indicated.
The Bills are 2-0, making Joe Brady the first coach in franchise history to win his first two games.
Brady said he felt little emotion during the festivities -- that was on purpose; he wanted his players to remain composed, too -- but that wasn't the case for everyone else in Orchard Park, New York.
Fans spent hours tailgating before the game and erupted when Hall of Famer Bruce Smith led them in a "Let's Go, Buffalo" chant.
The Buffalo Bills threw a heck of a housewarming party for their new Highmark Stadium on Thursday, launching fireworks to open the night and then piling up points in a 41-31 victory over the Detroit Lions that felt more dominant than the final score indicated.
The Bills are 2-0, making Joe Brady the first coach in franchise history to win his first two games.
Brady said he felt little emotion during the festivities -- that was on purpose; he wanted his players to remain composed, too -- but that wasn't the case for everyone else in Orchard Park, New York.
Fans spent hours tailgating before the game and erupted when Hall of Famer Bruce Smith led them in a "Let's Go, Buffalo" chant.
The Buffalo Bills threw a heck of a housewarming party for their new Highmark Stadium on Thursday, launching fireworks to open the night and then piling up points in a 41-31 victory over the Detroit Lions that felt more dominant than the final score indicated.
The Bills are 2-0, making Joe Brady the first coach in franchise history to win his first two games.
Brady said he felt little emotion during the festivities -- that was on purpose; he wanted his players to remain composed, too -- but that wasn't the case for everyone else in Orchard Park, New York.
Fans spent hours tailgating before the game and erupted when Hall of Famer Bruce Smith led them in a "Let's Go, Buffalo" chant.
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