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I see what you are saying. But technically, teams get the same number of home games each season, since when they are away for nine games, they get to host two pre-season games, instead of just one.

That definitely counts as young! Anyone younger than I am is definitely young. 😅

Didn't see this in a search, but mods feel free to delete if already posted: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/02/11/bills-raising-ticket-prices-for-2022-season/ "The team announced on Friday that season tickets will increase by an average of $11.57 per game. The average price for season tickets across regular and club seating will now be $113 per game while general admission will go up to $91.98. “We think it’s fair market value,” Bills vice president of ticket sales and service Chris Colleary said. “We compare other teams’ prices; we compare our historical prices. We compare the value of that seat as a season ticket, the value as a single game. We evaluate every seat, every row. There are some seats that may go up $3 a game and there are others that might go up $20 a game. The seats that go up $20 a game might be in the first five rows of the 100-level compared to a seat in the 300 level. So, we factor all those things in it.” Colleary also said that the team now has a waiting list of about 3,000 for season tickets and they may increase season ticket capacity as a result."

I am not surprised. Andre Reed had a higher YPC average (13.9 vs. 13.4) and more receiving TD's (87 vs. 70) in his 15-year career (vs. 12 for Johnson) and had to wait eight years to get in.

I didn't realize you were that young! (Either that, or I am old, lol).

First, Ray Rice and now AK41. Man, what is it with casino elevators and NFL players?! 😄

I hope the Bills are still in Buffalo in 2922.

Maybe top 5? But many panned the Bills for taking him so early. I just think it was a huge gamble. He would have still been there in the 2nd.

Sure, he was a good player, but he was projected to go late 3rd round in the draft. I think the Bills overdrafted him.

Thanks for doing this long evaluation. I hope Williams would work out for Buffalo, but for some reason I am having flashbacks of Willis McGahee, lol. Who knows?

Will that do? [Sorry, I had to be that guy. 😄]

Not sure if this has been posted yet as I haven't read the whole thread, so please disregard if already posted or updated, but: G.T Bobby Thompson @BThomps81 · 2m A hold-up in the Ken Dorsey and #Giants deal to become official is the Rooney Rule. The team is obligated to interview two minorities. The team does not want to wait long on this But:

And we're returning the favor by playing them in KC 3 straight years: 2021, 2022, and 2023.

Agreed. Or possibly on opening Thursday if KC wins the SB.

We also play at KC again in 2023: https://fbschedules.com/2023-buffalo-bills-schedule/ Green Bay had to play at Dallas 7 times in a row from 1993-1996 (4 straight regular season and 3 straight in the playoffs).

Good examples! As I have recently said, Brett Favre and the Packers also lost three straight times in the playoffs at Dallas from 1993-95 (plus, an additional four straight times in the regular season to them), before winning the SB in 1996. Is next year finally the charm for us? Perseverance!

Possibly, but he's only 29. And he still has a job to do.

And unfortunately, their curse ended with the Music City Miracle against us in 1999. Ugh.

The Packers lost three years in a row in the playoffs to the Cowboys from 1993-95 (plus four times in the regular season from 1993-96 to them), before winning the SB in 1996. (All seven games were at Dallas, btw.)

Yes. 25.

A positive: I believe Buffalo drafts first, before any of the other 3 teams who lost in the divisionals (Tennessee, Tampa Bay, Green Bay), at 25.

I posted this in another thread just now, but it's worth saying again: I believe Green Bay lost 3 consecutive NFC playoff games to Dallas from 1993-95, before winning the SB in 1996. Let's hope Buffalo can evetually shake KC.

I believe Green Bay lost 3 consecutive NFC playoff games to Dallas from 1993-95, before winning the SB in 1996. Let's hope Buffalo can evetually shake KC.

This loss rivals the Homerun Throwback vs. Tennessee and Wide Right. [Well, the playoff losses to the Bengals (both times), San Diego, and Cleveland in the 80's were pretty devastating too.]