Curt

I'll be there

I think that there are several reasons for that: 1- Buffalo is a very small market 2- A lot of secondary market buyers live outside of the Buffalo area 3- The problem with NFL playoffs is that any game is official (opponents, date and time) only 5-6 days before the game so most of the potential buyers, who live outside of the Buffalo area have very little time to organize their group including hotel and transportation. 4- Not many are excited about the Broncos vs Bills matchup. We expect an easy win and we are already looking forward to the Ravens - Bills matchup next week. 5- It's cold in Orchard Park in January and it's not an indoor stadium. 6- Canadians are a big chunk of the secondary market buyers and we are totally killed by the 47-48 per cent current exchange rate that our credit card will charge us on all of our expenses going to the game (Tickets, hotel, parking, food drinks, gas, tolls, etc.)

The Jets will draft another Zach Wilson, Geno Smith or Sanchez anyway.

I live in Vancouver, BC Canada and I have Seahawks seasons so I will be present for sure. Bills come here only once every 8 years so I am not going to miss the game.

I have the same problem. You can die from it but once you know that your body is producing blood clots it's super easy to control with blood thinner. I am no doctor but this is my understanding.

I am doing this season Detroit, Baltimore and Minnesota. My last 7 will be Las Vegas (Even though I went to see the Raiders in Oakland twice), Atlanta, Carolina, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Kansas City & Washington.

1- Bills win a Super Bowl. 2-Attending a home game of the 32 NFL teams. After this season, I will be 25/32 done.

Dick Jauron, after another loss, during his post-game press conference: "At least, I thought that we punted well".

My bill was $3,504.00 in 2022 for 10 games (2 preseason + 8 regular). I have 4 seats. For 2023, same seats, only 9 games (1 preseason +8 regular), my bill is $4,004.00. This is a 27% increase. I'm renewing no matter what until the new building. I have only 3 seasons left. I'm not buying any PSL even if it's only $500/seat. I'm too old for that. My son will take over with the new stadium and pay the PSL or I will just let my seats go after close to 20 years.

The only Bills player that I ever met was Andre Reed. It was in December 2011, when the Bills were in San Diego to play the Chargers. On the Saturday night, the eve of the game, the San Diego Bills Backers organized an event downtown San Diego. I don't remember how much was the evening per person but it was fairly reasonable. It included some food and we could also get a picture taken with Reed plus his autograph. Quite frankly, I have nothing positive to say about my short experience with him. I found him very arrogant. He couldn't care less about the fans who had to wait a long time just to meet him. He was probably tired, had enough and couldn't wait for that to be all over.

Mine are 20 per cent up. Section 119.

I'm in the end zone. My tickets went up 20%. Wow....

Cheapest tickets now down to $7. Is there another NFL market, where you can get in the stadium for $7, to attend a game in which the local team can potentially clinch the division? I doubt it... I can't even pay that low to attend a baseball game of my local "A" team.

I had seasons for 10 + years in section 311 right in front of the 50 yard line. I used to say that they were the best seats in the house. The view of the entire field was terrific. Then I relocated to the West Coast. Now, If I want to keep my seasons, I need to resell more games and for some reason people want to be close to the action. I took end zone seats row 9. You don't see anything going on on the other side of the field and need to watch the game on the giant screen but people will pay twice what they would pay for my 300 seats. It makes no sense at all to me but it is what it is. When I attend a Bills road game, I always buy upper lever dead center.

We are 0-5 this season in 1 score games. That's telling imo about the head coach.