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- Bills revealed an architectural feature referencing tailgate table jumps.
- The team called the stadium detail the most Buffalo thing ever on social media.
- Fans reacted on Instagram with mockery and surprise after the stadium video was shared.
You could see these mixed reviews coming from a mile away, right? On Friday the Buffalo Bills shared a video from inside their new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium.
It revealed a unique architectural feature that pays homage to the very-Buffalo tailgating tradition of fans jumping onto folding tables in the parking lot.
The most Buffalo thing ever, the Bills wrote on social media posts.
My god they did it, was one reaction of shock on Instagram.
Here it is.
The Buffalo Bills having a 20 foot tall broken folding table built into their new stadium may be one of the coolest details ever, says a viral post from the X account, NFL Memes.
Demolishing folding tables has become so popular and worrisome at Bills games that retail prices of tables in Western New York have been known to increase during football season.
This > any other teams corporate bland domes, wrote one appreciative fan.
The Kansas City Chiefs this week revealed renderings for their new domed stadium expected to open for the 2031 stadium.
Not everyone thinks a giant folding table is one of the coolest details ever, though.
It took a nanosecond for fans from rival teams, including the Chiefs, to come trolling.
Heres a cool detail Chiefs have at their stadium...
posted one fan along with a photo of a trophy case at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium displaying the teams four, shiny, Super Bowl trophies.
Kinda makes you wonder, though.
If the Chiefs did something like this, what would they have built into the new stadiums superstructure like that? A giant barbecue rib?.