The condition of the playing field at the new Highmark Stadium became a talking point after the Bills played their first preseason game at the building this summer.
Some players aired concerns about the size and frequency of divots that came up during the course of play, which led the Bills to replace the field ahead of Thursday night’s inaugural regular season game against the Lions. The Bills worked out at the stadium on Tuesday and head coach Joe Brady said that the team will not go into the game with reservations about the condition of the field.
“I really don’t have many concerns with it,” Brady said, via Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News…
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