Bills Open New Highmark Stadium With 41–31 Win Over Lions

 

Bills Open New Highmark Stadium With 41–31 Win Over Lions



The Buffalo Bills opened their new Highmark Stadium in style Thursday night, defeating the Detroit Lions 41–31 in a high-scoring Week 2 matchup. The victory moved Buffalo to 2–0, while Detroit dropped to 1–1.

Josh Allen Leads the Way

Quarterback Josh Allen delivered a five-touchdown performance, throwing three touchdown passes and running for two more. He completed 20 of 31 passes for 248 yards and added 69 rushing yards.

Allen also scored the first touchdown in the history of the new stadium, giving Bills fans an early moment to remember.

Bills Take Control Early

Buffalo came out aggressively, building a 21–0 lead before Detroit found the end zone. The Bills led 27–10 at halftime and maintained control despite a late push from the Lions.

Running back James Cook also played a major role, rushing for 135 yards and a touchdown. Tight end Dalton Kincaid added seven receptions for 95 yards and a touchdown.

Lions Fight Back

Detroit quarterback Jared Goff finished with 327 passing yards and four touchdown passes. Amon-Ra St. Brown recorded two touchdown receptions, while the Lions continued to score in the second half.

However, Buffalo's early advantage proved too large to erase. The Bills finished with 446 total yards, compared with 355 for Detroit.

A Memorable Stadium Debut

The 41–31 victory was the first regular-season game played at the Bills' new Highmark Stadium. Buffalo's offense produced touchdowns on its early possessions, giving the home crowd plenty to celebrate.

The Bills now have a 2–0 record and will next face the Los Angeles Chargers on September 27.

Final Score:
🏈 Detroit Lions — 31
🏈 Buffalo Bills — 41

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