Bills Unveil Photo Renderings for 27-Foot Tall Bull Statue, More Outside of New Highmark Stadium

The Buffalo Bills dropped some details on some of the features coming to the New Highmark Stadium.

On Tuesday, the Bills released photo renderings of the bison statues that will be installed outside the team's new home venue for the 2026 season.

As explained in a release, "Crafted with a steel substructure and a stainless-steel outer layer, these striking sculptures will serve as a powerful visual representation of the strength and resilience of the Buffalo community, embodying the spirit that defines both the team and the city."

Three bison will be featured in the installation: a bull, a cow and a calf. The Bull will stand 27 feet tall and stretch 29 feet in length, weighing approximately 23,000 pounds. The cow will measure 22 feet tall and 23 feet long, and the calf will stand 12 feet tall and 13 feet long.

The statues will feature five programmable lighting systems that bring them to life at night, with the bull and the cow specially designed to emit smoke through their nostrils.

"This portion of the project has taken several years to come together. Right from the start, we wanted to place American Bisons in front of our stadium. It's taken a lot of hard work and coordination; we're thrilled with the result," Frank Cravotta, the Bills Senior Vice President of Design, Stadium Operations, said in the release. He added, "Like the progressive design of our stadium, the Bisons help us look ahead to the future."