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Official Time Change for Bills vs Bengals Week 14 as Buffalo Bills Announce Major Stadium Construction Update

The NFL has officially adjusted the kickoff time for the Buffalo Bills vs Cincinnati Bengals matchup in Week 14, citing national broadcast scheduling and local operational needs around Orchard Park. The announcement comes as the Bills’ new stadium project continues to accelerate, now reaching approximately 75 percent completion.

Updated Kickoff Time for Bills vs Bengals Week 14

The highly anticipated AFC showdown will still take place at Highmark Stadium, but with an updated kickoff time to ensure optimal television coverage and to ease traffic flow around the active construction zone of the new stadium.

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Match Details
Matchup: Buffalo Bills vs Cincinnati Bengals
Week: 14
Updated kickoff time: 10:00 ET - Sunday, December 14, 2025.
Location: Highmark Stadium, Orchard Park

New Bills Stadium Hits 75 Percent Completion and Remains On Schedule

The time shift also aligns with efforts to manage increased traffic around the area where the new Buffalo Bills stadium is being built. According to the latest updates, the project has reached approximately 75 percent completion and remains on schedule to open in mid-2026 despite previous delays.

Around 1,500 to 1,600 workers are on site seven days a week to maintain momentum. The project cost has risen from the original 1.54 billion USD to between 2.1 and 2.2 billion USD, with an estimated 1.6 billion USD already spent by the end of 2025. From this point on, all remaining costs will be covered entirely by the Bills.

Recent Developments Around Orchard Park

The stadium authority recently approved the transfer of 8.16 acres of land known as the Barco lot to New York State to support expansion and infrastructure planning. This land shift, along with ongoing construction traffic, contributed to the NFL’s decision to adjust scheduling logistics for home games.

Following the 2025 season, the Bills will begin demolition of the current Highmark Stadium, expected to start in late January 2026. The demolition will cost between 30 and 35 million USD, fully funded by the team.

Fan Amenities Continue Expanding During Construction

Despite ongoing construction, the team is actively enhancing the fan experience. A new 1,600-square-foot outdoor market area will open inside the stadium gates to provide additional food and entertainment options on game days.

Workers are currently installing exterior gates, completing façade elements, and advancing interior systems such as electrical, plumbing, flooring, drywall, and restrooms.
Even with winter approaching, construction will continue uninterrupted thanks to improved weather protection this year. Details about the stadium’s iconic bison statues remain a secret to surprise fans at the grand opening.

Important Notice for Fans Attending Week 14

The Bills encourage fans to double-check the updated kickoff time and plan for earlier travel due to traffic limitations near the construction site. All gameday fan services inside Highmark Stadium will continue operating normally.

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