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Buffalo Bills Team History
The Buffalo Bills became the seventh team to join the American Football League when Ralph C. Wilson was awarded the franchise in 1959. In 1964 and 1965, the Bills won the AFC Championship, and then-Head Coach Lou Saban was named AFL Coach of the Year for both seasons. After Marv Levy took over as Head Coach in 1986, the Bills won five AFC championships and made four consecutive Super Bowl appearances from 1990–1993. To date, the Bills are the only team to play in four consecutive Super Bowl games.
Since hiring Head Coach Sean McDermott in January 2017, the Bills have made five playoff appearances. In 2022, the Bills made playoff history in a game against the Patriots when they became the first team in the Super Bowl era to score a touchdown on each of its first seven drives of a playoff game.
Buffalo Bills Team Info
Conference: AFC
Division: East
Year Founded: 1960
Team Colors: Royal Blue, Red
Mascot: Billy Buffalo
Team Rivals: New England Patriots, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins, Kansas City Chiefs
Buffalo Bills at Highmark Stadium
Since opening in 1973, Highmark Stadium, located in Orchard Park, New York, has been the home to the Buffalo Bills. The stadium underwent several name changes; known as Ralph Wilson Stadium from 1998 to 2015, it was renamed New Era Field in 2016, then Bills Stadium in 2020. Following a new naming rights deal in 2021, its official name is now Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield Stadium.
A visit to Highmark Stadium for a Buffalo Bills game is sure to be a loud and high-energy experience, as the team’s fanbase, the Bills Mafia, is arguably the most loyal in the NFL. The group got its start in November 2010 following the upset from a dropped pass by receiver Stevie Johnson that could have resulted in a game-winning touchdown. The hashtag #BillsMafia caught wind on Twitter, and since then the group has been known for their tailgating antics and game-day attire and energy.
Learn more about Highmark Stadium here.
The Buffalo Bills schedule release video was uploaded on May 15, 2024. The video features Bills quarterback Josh Allen giving a tour of the Bills' new stadium construction site, along with offensive tackle Spencer Brown and former seven-time Pro Bowl wide receiver Steve Tasker. You can watch the clip here.
The schedule for the Buffalo Bills' 2024-25 regular season can be found on the team’s website.
The Buffalo Bills' 2024-25 regular season kicks off in September at home against the Arizona Cardinals. In the final week of the regular season, the Bills will be at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts to face the New England Patriots. Here’s a list of key games to keep an eye on:
Bills tickets are available to purchase on Ticketmaster. You can browse a wide selection of NFL tickets at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Buffalo Bills. If tickets for a game are sold out, additional seats may become available closer to the game, so keep checking back.
Tickets for the 2024 regular season can be purchased on Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Buffalo Bills.
Check out the Highmark Stadium seating chart here.
The Buffalo Bills’ biggest rivals are the New England Patriots, New York Jets, Miami Dolphins and Kansas City Chiefs.
The Buffalo Bills have appeared in four consecutive Super Bowl championships: 1991, 1992, 1993, and 1994 — and while they lost each time, they hold the record for most consecutive Super Bowl appearances.
The Buffalo Bills last appeared in the Super Bowl on January 30, 1994. They lost to the Dallas Cowboys (30–13).
Exciting event, well organized, good security. The game announcer should be more pro-active by announcing the names of the players after a play, he gave me the impression that he was looking on the game roster before giving the name of the players involved in the action.
Hi Everyone, Bills should stay in Buffalo... Toronto has no atmosphere, stupid city rules with a tail gate in a little cow park inteads of a Buffalo park with no fence. Look at Québec City for a tail gate my friend ! Good luck for the next game, i will be watching on TV. Cheers to all and Go BIlls GO
The foul language and fist fighting must be dealt with before I would ever buy again. Alcohol consumption and pre event alcohol consumption must be restricted to attract more quality clientelle.
I have been to many NFL stadiums (Oakland, Cinncinati, Indianapolis, Dalls, Seattle, Pittsburgh, Baltimore, New York) and watched numerous teams play live and this game just did not measure up to the hype. The fans are somewhat ho hum about the Bills and the Bills did not seem to try very hard to get the fams into the game. I know they are there to play football but it does not take much to rally the crowd and get them pumped up - a little bit of attention is all! If Toronto wants to keep the Bills coming to TO they need to get into the game get people there (Many empty seats) and if they don't - then let the Bills play their home games at home.
It was fun. I met great people. The game was exciting.
Too much hype, too expensive, more money should be spent on the CFL. Iwatch NFL every weekend all day, just found too much money and time was spent on this event
I thought my husband & I were going to a football game, and not a BLARING rap/music concert. The "music" (except for the 2 super High School Bands) blared so loud you could not speak to the person next to you, cause they couldn't hear. I would go to another football game , however at an outside stadium if only to save my ear-drums. Very disapointed that we were subjected to that kind of noise. The game itself was ok, however, I ould like to see more competion.
I must say my experience this time was far better then the last. The atmosphere was electric for the most part. We still need to work on the pre-game festivities. I now nothing can be done about the quality of the teams, but if i'm gonna pay this much i expect better competition for the Bills. Sore Spot- Pricing- this aint the Leafs (I hope).
great game, variation of plays (run & air), good matchup
What an amazing spectacle to behold. Bring on the NFL to T.O. as you brought the BillS & T.O. to Toronto. It was great and I can't wait for more "NFL FOOTBALL" baby,"BRING IT ON".
Had a great time,drove in from Windsor. Was a little disappointed at tailgating party though because we came early for it but weren't aware it was for 19 and over and had two kids with us.Maybe next year you could make sure there are pre-game events for all ages. The staff was wonderful and we overall had a great time. See you next year!
If you like NFL, you have to go to the game. Even sitting in the 500 level, we had a great view. Wish tickets would be cheaper
Relatively boring game with the Bills only putting together one solid offensive drive. In addition, disappointed to see so many drunks and so many crowd fights. I thought that stuff went out after Argos stopped playing at Exhibition stadium!!! Best part of the game - the Marching Band from Ohio!
Needs more crowd involvement -- Try " Make some noise" on the boards when Bills are on Defence especially in key situations.
The game was great, very well organized. the pre game and half time entertainment was fantastic. The one issue I had was the seating, the seats are very small and tight and you are very very cramped in them and with your neighbours. one of the girls i went with had to watch the game sitting sideways half way out of her seat. if someone from the facitility reads this, please get wider seats to accommodate the average sportsman/women, we are all not 100lbs. but due to sitting cramped and it was most people i saw and listened to, I will only return to other venues once this has been taken care of.
game was half decent but too many fights happening in stands so everyone watching it blocking views........need to beef up the security/policy presence....
Am a big NFL fan and been watching NFL a long time. Have gone to the 2 games last year and the Jets game yesterday. Currently the Bills are not an exciting team to watch and the cost of tickets at Rogers Centre are way over priced. Strongly suggest dropping ticket prices as I won't go to the next one.
The NFL experience at Rogers Centre was second to none! There aren't many opportunities to experience the NFL in this way, so it is best to do it at the next opportunity! Toronto is ready for an NFL team. We've got a great sports culture in this city and an NFL team that Toronto can call it's own, I hope, will happen in the not-to-distant future. Seeing is believing. An NFL game is something that everybody should see to make them believers!!! Toronto and the NFL go together like spaghetti and tomato sauce!
Had an awesome time, great turn around at the game.awesome, awesome awesome
Good time. Disappointing that the stadium wasn't full, and that a fair few fights started in the crowd in the 4th quarter
