DasNootz

There are a lot of options for backup QB: Keenum, Darnold, Mitch?, Wentz, Heinicke, Brissett, Minshew ... Personally I'd take each over Marcus at the same pricepoint.

History - I've been a season ticket holder for nearly 20 years. I live 3-4 hours away and typically make it to 4-5 home games, all playoffs and one road trip per year. It really comes down to the PSL price for me. As it is now, during the recent playoff years I've been able to sell off unused tickets with a reasonable expectation that I'd recoup most or all of their prorated value. Before that, I'd end up donating tickets to the United Way, because it was a better value than selling for $10 (but my tickets were 30-40% less than they are now. If the PSL fee isn't astronomical I'll probably keep them, so I have automatic options for playoffs. If it's 5k+ per seat for lower bowls, I'll pick 2 - 3 home games per year, one road trip and buy playoffs on the secondary market. If the PSL triples or quadruples your cost basis, it will be hard to recoup that it one year. The resale value of PSL has been historically poor. You may only recoup a fraction of what it cost you in the future.

Chad wanted to save money. Also Chad Johnson:

Buffalo Bandits perfect season in 1993… capped with a championship. Tavares was championship MVP and led the league in scoring.

I think the Bills window with this roster is nearly closed... the Sabres have a longer way to go, but are on a upward trend and their window is just getting unlocked.

Hurts has the most powerful legs at the position - It's like having an added lineman pushing the pile on the sneak plays. I completely believe they could line up for a QB sneak every play and get a 1st down on most series. It's a chicken and egg scenario - his line makes him better, but he makes his line's stats look better too.

Hear me out.....

Chad Kelly too?

2009 - they fired Dick Jauron. All it took was an $1200 billboard campaign.

What if we got to play KC there for their home game vs us...? Neutral field games vs the Chiefs is an improvement over going to KC every year.

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I'll try at noon.

Looks like largely only singles are left for the 12p window - lots of "verified resale", with most looking around a $200+ higher prices after fees are added.

same 9AM there - they're still getting to work to log on.

I paid 220/ticket for lower bowl end zone. Same seats in Buffalo were $210

got mine prices were similar to Buffalo - they split the stadium in half, so you can only buy one side of the field.

It's a little annoying that there's no info on pricing yet.... but I guess we have to remember the days of hitting redial on your phone for 3 hours trying to get through to Ticketmaster back in the 90s.

Codes are out for the 10a slot.... good luck everyone

Lamar to the Jets makes more sense.

Jakobi Meyers would cost less and is a FA. Pair him with Diggs while having Gabe stretch the field would be deadly.

I was there for the Everett injury and the rest of that season. The difference is that this time we have the generational QB on our side.

An opportunity to have a fevered crowd going into the game and an opportunity for a “you were to there moment.” It’s probably selfish - but there were tens of thousands of phones recording and waiting for something that never came.

He is back in Buffalo as of today.

I was surprised that the organization didn't do more before the game - it seemed like the crowd was waiting to explode if they would have put a message from Damar on the jumbotron or something, but nothing happened and the energy was sucked out of the air quickly after the national anthem. For those that weren't there, they had a video montage to blizzard and introduced the training staff one by one. We were fortunate that kickoff was returned to pump up the crowd again, but I thought the crowd was really subdued. I'm grateful for the win - it just seemed like a missed opportunity by the organization.

I would think that Buffalo and KC would abstain as they're receiving benefit from the proposal.