The PSL - A Dome - A Great Morning in Western New York.

[The Tomcat]

1 hour ago, Draconator said:

 

They do have "Tightwad Hill" for Cal Bears games 

 

 

 

Exactly.  When the game is sold out it could be an epic time!

[The Dean]

2 minutes ago, Mike in Horseheads said:

Been proven over and over again PSL's are not good investments.

 

 

Not sure what this means. How is it "proven"? What's the criteria for what constitutes a "good investment " in this case? Simply financial considerations?  I wouldn't think anyone plunking down PSL money expects to make money from the investment.  

 

 

[Chandler#81]

OP, come back and take your beatings like a man, or this clusterfart gets shut down.

 

My God, folks! What have we bred here with bandwagon joiners? Isn’t newcam2012 enough?? 😳🤦‍♂️

[Mike in Horseheads]

3 minutes ago, The Dean said:

 

 

Not sure what this means. How is it "proven"? What's the criteria for what constitutes a "good investment " in this case? Simply financial considerations?  I wouldn't think anyone plunking down PSL money expects to make money from the investment.  

 

 

Ya just answered your own question,

[LeGOATski]

11 minutes ago, Mike in Horseheads said:

Been proven over and over again PSL's are not good investments.

Well, of course. Your return is the entertainment you get. 

 

If you're buying tickets in order to simply turn a profit, good luck. I'm sure it works well sometimes.

[The Dean]

3 minutes ago, Mike in Horseheads said:

Ya just answered your own question,

 

Change what you define as value and the return on investment is obvious, and positive 

[frogger]

18 minutes ago, LeGOATski said:

You're claiming some big fallacies here.

 

1. The loudest stadiums by recorded decibel level are open.

2. The greatest QBs in the game right now play in open stadiums. Legacy isn't about stats, it's about sustained winning and championships. Talk about free agents...ask Emmanuel Sanders why he came here. (By the way, he's mostly played in open stadiums because it's all about the QB, not the building)

3. Players really do like playing in the elements. It amps you up and it's fun. Sitting in the elements sucks, but playing in the elements is a blast. Ask Pitt, Seattle, Green Bay, New England, Chicago, KC, SF etc how hard it's been to get free agents. As long as you're a good team with a good QB, it's not hard. The elements is a non factor.

I love Sanders, but he came here as a 30 something year old just released. BB has had a crush on him for years, BB was right to.  But I’m not sure there was a ton of interest.

I can’t compare KC and Seattle’s volume vs what I heard in New Orleans, but I can compare what I’ve heard in Buffalo during the playoffs vs what I heard in New Orleans…and honestly it’s not comparable. 
Lastly, suggesting a QB would rather play in the swirling wind vs no wind is just crazy.

[Hapless Bills Fan]

Judging by the reaction of the natives it is believed the threads discussing these topics already may suffice