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Typically you won't exchange 'images' of the tickets electronically. You'll instead "transfer' them electronically through ticketmaster. This kills the old bar code and produces a new one. You can't do that with pdf printed and copied tickets, since there is only barcode. This is why if you ever buy from craigslist or scalper or anything nowadays, don't just take a text message of the photo of the barcode from them. Everything is transferred through TM.

Usually any night game because it's always on a worknight that I have to get up at 5am the next day for. By the time the game is over, drive home (if at game or watching somewhere), calm down and go to bed it's 1-2am. And usually the Bills lose (Jets last year, Jets/Seachickens year before) so I am definitely not well rested.

#2 is the correct answer. I sold some tickets already and entered the barcode into StubHub from my Account Manager. The two definitely are linked because once I entered the barcode into StubHub, my Bills TM Account Manager had marked the tickets as sold. In the past, I would have had to manually go back into Account Manager and delete the listing. This is actually very convenient. OP - good luck getting anything more than $10 a ticket for preseason.

I have a buddy that works at the airports in Jacksonville and KC. He commutes to work at both. Said he saw Freddie there. He's a rock solid source. His name is Billy Smochkowski.

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Freddie has visits lined up with the Jags and Chiefs, hope he doesn't sign there and then maybe takes a look at us.

Oh, good. Now we can all carry on. Richie says it's all good, so it must be.

They don't have enough reports to cover it.

He was joking.

Is it for sure his wife? Not up to date on the personal lives of the players, sorry.

She says someone sent guys into her house to pistol whip and rob her. No mention of McCoy.

How about Benjamin doesn't commit OPI and it's second and goal from the 1? Three chances to run it in. KB deserves some blame here too.

Depends what week it is in. Kirk Cousins isn't great in the cold.

Come back, Don. I appreciate you!