Steve Smith Sr. LEARNS How the Bills are Constructing the Newest NFL Stadium | Most Interesting Jobs 

Steve is the best!

Yessir.

Ummm...✌️🇺🇲

@@bm373Dont be like that. He means Steve Simths d**k is hard as ever jeeze.

He fought through it though.

How's that😂😂

LMAO a new stadium? Can't wait for the Chiefs to win one in this thing.

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It's a massive amount of work. The lineman alone are probably 100 people. You got people installing glass, tile, carpeting, audio systems, TV screens, refrigerators/freezers, painters, registers, tables, grass, seats, fences. That's probably just half the work force honestly. I just hope the Nfl and the owners are paying at least half.✌️🇺🇲

@@bm373 Now that you mention it, with all the revenue the league is seeing, you might think that an arrangement like that would already be in place. But the NFL has shown itself to be greedy, and I would not be surprised if this was all wishful thinking. On the positive side, the new stadium plans have the stadium looking nice. I really like the old style Buffalo inspired architecture they used in the bowl concept. I'm guessing it will have a lot of external glass when it is finished, and should be a pretty site on the eyes. I'm excited to see how it turns out. Just glad they went "Outdoor" and "Grass." Thank you sooooooo much, lol

Seriously tho

If Buffalo could host a SB (it's more than likely not happening but would be sweet) it would be huge for the region

Won't happen. Buffalo doesn't have the hotel infrastructure to do it.

@@kensmith2829 I am a Bills fan who lives in the Saratoga and Adirondack region. Rentals go wild here in peak seasons. If Buffalo hosted a Super Bowl the rental price for Friday-Monday would pay most of the mortgages in that area for at least 6 months. Just go grab a cheap hotel in somewhere like Arcade

​@@liamengram6326 You misunderstand. The NFL has specific rules on the types of infrastructure needed to host a SuperBowl. Those include(from my understanding): 1. Minimum of 70k seats 2. Min temp of 50 or above, otherwise you need a dome or waiver 3. 35k parking spots 4. Large pregame entertainment area within walking distance 5. Space for the NFL Experience theme park 6. Infrastructure around the stadium for security, electrical, media etc 7. Hotel space equal to 35% of the stadium capacity and the players as well as dignitaries 8. Practice space for both teams of equal size and quality.

Fun fact, games would still be delayed and relocated with a dome. It's not the stadium being unready that delays those games. They have excavators and everything ense that can clear the field in an hour. What delays the games is the roads around the stadium being impassable and the county banning travel for safety concerns. A dome doesn't fix that unless you build it over the whole city

I don’t plan on sitting at an NFL game anyway

I honesty don’t believe they’ll think that deeply about it as long as the Bills win 😂

@@Los150 they always win, and then always end up losing to the Chiefs when it matters. Tthe entire Bills organization absolutely despises the Chiefs. I can guarantee there’s a large handful of Bills fans that 100% hate this move, winning or not. It’s just another jab Chiefs fans have to throw their way lol

Those same architects designed some of the best stadiums in the world. It's strictly a business decision lol

Also, there's Buffalonians building that stadium 😉

There's only a handful of architectural firms worldwide that have the expertise on stadiums that size. The Bills went with populous. You have HOK out of Saint Louis. HKS out of Dallas. And that's mostly it for US firms on this scale. A few smaller firms have done smaller stadiums or other sports. But big football stadiums are a niche market

We also should've built it somewhere else. Like, in Buffalo instead of in the middle of nowhere orchard park.

​@@Deezy_Ankhthe big problem with moving it downtown was land. To build it downtown they would have had to eminent domain a bunch of buildings which is ugly politically, so the politicians didn't like that. And the Bills didn't like the added cost of building downtown with tighter design constraints. As for the dome, studies showed it was going to be a billion dollars more. The team didn't want to pay that because there's no reason for them to pay it. And the city didn't want to pay an extra billion because the city didn't want to pay anything. With the sale of the Bills bonds last week, the city has completely paid off its share of the building. Thats why there's no dome, and why it's not downtown