Following complaints from Bills fans about the team's new stadium, the designer, KC's Populous, responded to fan issues.

The Buffalo Bills play their first preseason game at their new Highmark Stadium on Saturday, but season ticketholders got a sneak peek at an open practice last week.

Buffalo invested billions into its new look stadium. It remains to be seen whether the money will be worth it.

Guelli and Bills vice president of stadium development John Polka noted that some photos shared online were misleading. They showed seats that won’t be sold for NFL games and will be “belted” to prevent fans from sitting in them. But those same seats might be viable for another event, such as a concert.

Pete Guelli, president of business operations of the Bills, added to Buffalo News that fans were made known of any obstructions before they bought their seats. Additionally, fans who visited the New Stadium Experience Center should have been able to see the view of their seats virtually before purchasing.

The reviews of the Buffalo Bills new Highmark Stadium aren't just coming in from fans who aren't pleased with the obstructed views in the stands. There are also players who took to the field over the weekend as the Bills played the Carolina Panthers in the team's first preseason contest.

Buffalo Bills fans shared honest opinions about obstructed views at the new Highmark Stadium during Saturday’s preseason game.

The Buffalo Bills debuted New Highmark Stadium this weekend against the Carolina Panthers, and the field conditions apparently still need improving.

The Cleveland Browns' futuristic dome reveal had NFL fans ruthlessly trolling the Buffalo Bills over the photos of obstructed views.

A new coaching staff and another chance to get accustomed to Buffalo's new stadium led to Bills coach Joe Brady's decision to have Josh Allen and the rest of his healthy starters play in the team's preseason opener.