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ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills have acknowledged feedback from fans concerning visibility issues from certain seating areas in their newly constructed Highmark Stadium. This response follows the team's inaugural public event at the venue, the annual "Return of the Blue & Red" training camp practice, held on Saturday night.

During this event, personal seat license (PSL) holders had the opportunity to experience their new seats for the first time. However, some fans have raised concerns on social media about obstructed views from specific seats, where stadium structures or stairways hinder sightlines. In light of this, the Bills issued a statement expressing gratitude to their supporters, known as Bills Mafia, for setting a new attendance record with over 50,000 fans present. "Saturday's practice was a great opportunity to test the new stadium," the statement read. "We are currently addressing internal and external feedback regarding the facility's operation following the first event. We'll utilize the next six weeks to refine any details as we prepare for the home opener on Thursday, September 17."

According to the team, the attendance for the practice was recorded at 51,807, with the stadium's full capacity being 60,108. In addition to the training camp practice, the Bills are set to host two preseason games and another open practice at the venue this month, providing fans with more opportunities to engage with the team in their new home.