Two Bills traditions make it into new Highmark Stadium with a song and table jump
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A couple of Bills traditions made their way across the parking lot to the team’s new home as Buffalo opened Highmark Stadium with a win over the Lions on “Thursday Night Football.” During the fourth quarter of the Bills’ first win at their new home (a 41-31…
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A couple of Bills traditions made their way across the parking lot to the team’s new home as Buffalo opened Highmark Stadium with a win over the Lions on “Thursday Night Football.” During the fourth quarter of the Bills’ first win at their new home (a 41-31…
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