- Original custom-grown turf was deemed 'playable' but thinner cut prompted a replacement.
- Crews installed a thicker Kentucky blue grass in early September to prepare for three home games in consecutive weeks.
- Bills’ Chief Business Officer Pete Guelli said the swap was made to provide a better playing surface.
- Head coach Joe Brady described the light stadium practice as useful for players unfamiliar with the venue.
- Josh Allen, Bradley Chubb and others said the new grass provided better footing and felt more stable.
- Coaching staff tested cleats and said there were no concerns about the surface for Thursday’s game.
Useful?