What channel is the Bills vs Lions on today? Time, schedule to watch Thursday Night Football - USA Today
It probably won't available in candle form anytime soon, but the Buffalo Bills are set to officially open the new Highmark Stadium on "Thursday Night Football" when the Detroit Lions come to town. The time for pouring concrete and slapping paint on the walls is over.
Much has been made about the obstructed views of the new stadium, especially as Bills fans come to terms with the loss of old Highmark Stadium – a place they called home since 1973. The NFL's smallest stadium in terms of seating capacity with just 60,108 seats came at a cost of $2.2 billion.
The question is, what kind of home-field advantage will it provide for Josh Allen as the Bills continue their quest for that elusive first Super Bowl win in franchise history?
Of course, the visiting Lions will try to spoil the party. They are coming off a near-disaster in Week 1 before escaping with a win in overtime against the New Orleans Saints. After all the pomp and circumstance, it'll be time for football. And when the game kicks off, the Bills and Lions will meet in what is an early season heavyweight battle.
Here's how you can watch the Bills open their new stadium against the Lions on Thursday night.
Only fans in the local markets of the Bills and Lions can watch the "Thursday Night Football" game on cable television. Here's where those fans can tune in on Sept. 17:
Fans outside of the local markets will only be able to watch the Bills vs. Lions contest on Amazon Prime Video. The streamer remains the exclusive home of "Thursday Night Football."
Al Michaels remains the play-by-play voice, with Kirk Herbstreit providing analysis and Kaylee Hartung reporting from the sidelines.
"Thursday Night Football" between the Bills and Lions will start at 8:15 p.m. ET on Thursday, Sept. 17.
Fans looking to stream the Bills and Lions game can catch the action on Prime Video, the exclusive home of "Thursday Night Football."
Odds courtesy of BetMGM as of Monday, Sept. 14
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