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I would say the same reason Brandin Cooks was always traded. The dude is good, but never in the future plans of the team, or they're floundering and needed draft capital to rebuild the roster.

He's overrated because of too many turnovers? What is the opinion of too many touchdowns, then?

I’m in the Air Force and I’m stationed in Tucson, AZ. I’ve voiced my concerns to my rep that beginning 1 Oct I cannot leave the area or take leave until Spring as long as I’m in my current position. I’m flying to Buffalo end of Sept for the Bills/Jags game with my daughter so she can attend her first Bills game. If they cannot get me in (Section 135) by then, I won’t be able to do the presentation, which will severely affect my ability to make a decision on keeping the tickets. This whole keeping prices close to vest is also extremely frustrating. I’m in a nasty divorce and I need to know how much I have to spend on it. It’s all frustrating.

PSL Rep called me yesterday. Returning an email that I sent like 2 months ago (kind of ridiculous if you ask me). He told me I won't be seen until early in the upcoming NFL regular season. I'm a 12 year holder and have been at my current seats for like 5 years now. This leaves me with a few questions. 1. Why is this taking so long to get people scheduled for this experience? 2. Club seat holders seem to get more time to pay off the 2 year 0% interest free loans. At this pace, it looks like 300 level holders won't be seen until NEXT fall. Are they going to get the same amount of time to pay off the PSL as the individuals that are going through the experience now? 3. The individuals doing this tour seems to be in their early to mid-20's. Why are they not having their most experienced and senior members conducting this sales pitch? This isn't $300 PSL's we're talking about here. I have a feeling the Bills are realizing they overplayed their hand. PSL rep said he has absolutely zero clue how much my PSL will cost, not even a range. I'm willing to bet the team is going to have to adjust the prices for the PSL's. If Club seats start at $15,000 per seat, people are going to pass on 100 level seats, because I'm going to imagine they were thinking people were going to pay $10k for 30-40 yard line seats. I can't imagine these club seats are selling like hot cakes. I really can't imagine that being the case. Obviously people are buying them, but not at the expectation as they realized. The issue with club seats are in this area, the people that wanted to buy these seats would have already bought them. It's going to be rare to see someone come in and just fork out $30k for 2 entry level club seats.

Thanks! I remember doing the survey, but I didn’t remember the prices, and I don’t have the email anymore.

Not yet 50 yard line. I would say between the 30-40 yard line, closer to about the 35 yard line.

Yeah I'm out then. Not spending $20,000 for the rights to purchase seats for thousands of dollars. I'll wait to see if I can move back into the corners, end zones, or 300's.

I'm in the military and I'm stationed in Arizona. I don't retire from the military until 2027. I'm in section 135 Row 35. I'm very curious how much my seats would cost. I haven't been contacted by my rep yet, but I'm hoping they can allow me to do the experience in the summertime when my daughter is on break. I need to plan ahead a trip to Buffalo for all of this.

Bump. They are still available. Shoot me an offer. If they don’t sell I’ll just give them to a family member

I have two tickets to the game. I am a season ticket holder in the military. I cannot attend the game. Section 135, Row 35, seats 3&4. Looking for $400 (that’s right around face value), but I am willing to negotiate. Tickets would be sent directly from my season ticket holder account to your email.

I think DHop needs to realize that the situation with OBJ is not the same as his situation. Baltimore is desperate for receiver. They needed a #1. DHop is not that dude in Buffalo. He's the #2 guy with Diggs. He's also 31 years old. Super Bowl contending teams are not going to spew money at him. That's why Tennessee and New England are offering him all that money. It's because they're trying to make a splash and see if he can help develop their young QB. DHop for the Patriots or the Titans is the equivalent to when we signed Mario Williams. We didn't think we were going to be some world beaters when we signed him, but it got the fan base excited.

Bills fans will say no, because they want continuity after 2 decades of failure. I’m going to say yes. If the team fails, especially if it’s the defense failing again, McDermott won’t have an excuse. Frazier was the fall guy in McD’s system. Now he’s running the D. If they ***** the bed under his watch again, I’d think he’s a good, but not great coach. He can change culture and make teams competitive, but can’t get teams to win rings.

I have been so damn busy with my life that I haven’t been reading about anything regarding the Bills. Seen this on an Athletic pop up. My guess is he’s pissed that Chad Hall got canned without Diggs blessing while Allen was able to hand pick Dorsey. I think Diggs is making a power move that he deserves the same treatment as Allen. He’s also using this leverage due to the fact that the Bills can’t get rid of his contract and they’re stuck with Diggs. It’s a pure power move IMHO.

Look, I'm not high on Ed Oliver either. However, him only costing $17M a year is a steal. That ranks him 11th on the pay scale at his position, and this doesn't include players like Quinnen Williams. It's not like the Bills backed up the brinks truck for him.

Beane and McDermott would be furious. Who would they draft if Special Teams wasn't a thing?