Bills president says grass field held up well
ORCHARD PARK (AP) — As with any new lawn, it takes time for roots to take hold and the foundation to strengthen. And that applies to the Bills' new Highmark Stadium, where the grass field showed signs of wear and tear before, during and after Buffalo's preseason-opening 29-14 win over Carolina on Saturday. No need to worry, Bills president Pete Guelli told The Associated Press on Monday, a day after team officials — including general manager Brandon Beane and trainers — toured the field with its groundskeeping crew as part of a planned inspection. "From a playability and ...