The Buffalo Bills have officially locked down their future in West New York, and they'll soon be playing in a brand new stadium, too. On Monday, the Bills agreed to a new stadium deal on a project that is estimated to cost as much as $1.4 billion. The deal will keep the Bills in Buffalo for at least the next 30 years, according to Nick Reisman.

The announcement was made Monday by New York State Governor Kathy Hochul, indicating that the team would receive a $600 million investment from New York State, which will be matched by the NFL, the Bills, and Erie County. The stadium is set to be built in Orchard Park.

The project of constructing the building is reportedly set to create as many as 10,000 construction jobs in Erie County. It is also believed that the economic impact of having the Bills in Buffalo will more than cover the cost of the investments made.

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Bills Mafia is getting a major upgrade with their new stadium, and fans should be fired up over the commitment the city is showing to the team. They're penciled in to remain in Buffalo for the next three decades and will do so playing under one of the finest and most modern stadiums in the league.

If Bills fans enjoyed their tailgates now, just imagine what shenanigans could be had in the tailgating section at a $1.4 billion mega stadium. The Bills' stadium will cost considerably less than that of the Raiders, who built Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas for around $2 billion.

The Bills have called Highmark Stadium their home since it opened up in Orchard Park in 1973.