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Bills Review PSL Complaints Over Obstructed Views at New Stadium

8/14/2026

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Bills COO Pete Guelli said they are reviewing PSL holder complaints about obstructed views after Saturday’s practice at the new stadium.
Architect Jonathan Mallie of Populous’ Americas said the obstructions were intentional to create a tighter layout that brings fans nearer the field.
Bills reported less than one percent of PSL holders raised issues—about 500 seats—and said the obstructions stem from safety features like glass barriers and handrails for staircases.

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Bills COO Pete Guelli said they are reviewing PSL holder complaints about obstructed views after Saturday’s practice at the new stadium.
Architect Jonathan Mallie of Populous’ Americas said the obstructions were intentional to create a tighter layout that brings fans nearer the field.
Bills reported less than one percent of PSL holders raised issues—about 500 seats—and said the obstructions stem from safety features like glass barriers and handrails for staircases.