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Invoices are posted. My tickets are up 14.8%. That's a lot when I have to sell several games. I like how they always note the average percent increase to soften the message but then reality hits when you get your invoice. Oh well, another year. Go Bills.

Just saw my invoice. Discounted season ticket holder price for lower level 40 yardline tickets is $275 each. Yikes!

I had to sell my season tickets to the Patriots playoff game. I later received an email from Ticketmaster saying they cannot send me the money from the sale until I send them my SSN etc. so they can send me a 1099K and notify the IRS of the proceeds. Does it matter that I made $0 profit from the sale? So, do I need to file separate forms come tax time? Amount paid vs amount sold for, deduct fees etc.? As far as regular season games, tickets don't have a face value anymore, just one price for the season. I don't even know the price of an individual ticket. I don't blame Ticketmaster for this one, I'm guessing it's the government, but it's one more reason to not use Ticketmaster unless you need to. They charge buyers over 20% and hold the seller's money for about a month. Yer killin me Smalls.

I’ve got 4 great lower level tickets available if anyone is interested. Section 111 Row 31 Lower level, Visitors side, 40 yard line on the aisle. Temperature in that row expected to be mid 70s.

No injuries also nice.

Don’t throttle me cuz I’m just asking you experts, but is Trey Adams in the picture at all?

TY NSEKHE was picked by many here to start at one of the tackle spots yet he has not seen any time with the 1s. How does the coaching staff determine opening camp starters? Will he get a chance to earn a starting spot? I would think he signed here for that opportunity.

Dilly, Dilly

How involved would anyone here be if they owned the team.

Do the Bills tell Mario's agent they may search for a trade partner? And then wait to see if that happens before just releasing him? Or is his price tag too high? Is it better cap wise if he's traded or is it the same? Just curious...

Yup, a fine line between loyalty and stupidity.

Free agents will want to sign with us...Easy training camp with days off, no discipline required and it's guaranteed you're home relaxing after the regular season ends.

Hey, Don't underestimate these guys!

No need for us to tank...Rex with a relatively easy schedule this year is barely getting by. With next year's schedule, we'll be back to a good draft position without much effort.

Rex's pre-game meeting with players: -Colton, no need to dress tonight cuz we ain't punting. -Ronald and Stephon..we need a big game tonight as we're rushing 6 or 7 every play. -And seeing as how the refs are going to screw us with at least 15 bogus penalties anyway, lets make sure 10 of them are roughing the passer.

Isn't it Weelcots?

Berman picking the Bills. Goodnuff.

Someone posted this in a similar post last month. My STH rep told me all tickets now listed on Stubhub or NFL Ticket Exchange are listed by 'Preferred Vendors'. STHs cannot post their tickets for sale yet. This link was very enlightening and shows why more visitors are at the game in prime seats. I hope Bills STHs are not losing upgrade possibilities so the Ticket Office can sell more seats to these professional Ticket Vendors. I wonder if these are the "preferred ticket vendors": http://www.scrippsme...-304167631.html

In the past, you could look at it as Season Ticket Holders got the pre-season games for free when you added up the price of all the regular season ticket prices and compared it to your invoice price. Not this year. Although not full price, the STH discount has been reduced. Maybe it's just in my ticket location. Another topic: I went to check out prices on NFL Ticket Exchange for a game or two where I might want extra tickets. Several tickets are for sale. Then I went to post a game that I know I can't make, and find that I can't do it yet. When I asked my STH rep, he said the tickets posted are from preferred ticket vendors who have early selling privileges. Not so sure I like STH not getting at least a fair shot. Just sayin.

Does anyone know when players get first look at playbook to prepare for the upcoming season?

When a new coach comes in, does he bring his own offensive playbook and defensive system? Or does he bring in an OC and DC and leave the systems up to them? Do coaches/OCs keep the same systems/playbooks wherever they go? Or, Is a new playbook developed between the new head coach and his OC for the new team? When do the players see the new playbook? Do the Bills players have it now in preparation for first team meetings? I'm wondering if Bills QBs are learning their new playbooks now for spring workouts. Rookie here, don't beat me up.

Yup, they'll have 8 in the box.

Ummm...not seeing anything to get excited about, only 2 teams have worse odds. Just saying..

Lower level sideline tickets are now $1,000 each. As usual, the increase for the tickets in these sections is a higher percentage...just sayin.

Price for lower level sideline tickets between the 25 yard lines is up 29% That's not modest. That's obscene. Yer killin me.