Buffalo Bills to host Detroit Lions in 2026 home opener at Highmark Stadium

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The Buffalo Bills announced on May 11 that they will host the Detroit Lions in their first game at the new Highmark Stadium. The matchup is scheduled for Week 2 of the 2026 season and will take place on Thursday Night Football.

The event marks a significant moment for both the team and its fans, as it will be the inaugural game played at Highmark Stadium. The game is set for September 17 and will be broadcast nationally via Prime Video, with local over-the-air coverage available in Buffalo on a channel yet to be determined.

According to the announcement, “A new era of Buffalo Bills football begins under the lights.” The release also states, “After years of anticipation, Bills Mafia will officially welcome football into the franchise’s new home in primetime as two of the league’s top contenders meet on the national stage. This will be the second consecutive season Buffalo’s home opener is played in primetime.”

The team has noted that it has won its last four home openers since 2022, averaging 38.5 points per game during those contests. Further details about Buffalo’s full schedule for the upcoming season are expected to be released on May 14.

The announcement signals heightened anticipation among fans and highlights an important milestone for both players and supporters as they prepare to experience football at a new venue.



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