CodeMonkey

All the season ticket holders that sold their tickets at well below cost or went to the game and it cost them much more than the ones who got their tickets from an aftermarket source.

They probably got a sweet deal too. Ironically the only people that didn't were the loyal season ticket holders.

If you wait for the 2nd half of the season you can get good seats [well] under seasons cost.

In that case, I salute you.

I sincerely mean you no disrespect and I am not telling you how you should or should not spend your money. But why would you purchase 2 or more season tickets to go to one or two games a year and give the rest away? Stubhub could be your friend either selling the others, or better still just buying the ones you will use.

This, IMO, is the attitude of a high percentage of season ticket holders and explains how after 17 years of no playoffs and consistently mediocre play, with 18 looking like a safe bet, season ticket sales are still very good.

How do the other owners enter into a discussion if Terry Pegula's karma is bad because he !@#$ed up peoples land and drinking water to get rich? Lest you read into that more than intended, let me add I would have raped the land like that for billions of dollars as well.

Apparently so. But slightly more on target maybe ... w or l, it's BUFFALO bills football. Don't need to perform well, just need to perform in Buffalo.

Good lord people have averaged $5,000 a year or more for the past decade of suck. I don't know whether to commend you, salute you, or pity you.

http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/18513766/buffalo-bills-hire-rick-dennison-offensive-coordinator

Them firing anyone would have been wrong, still would be, simply because they do not know what they are doing when it comes to being a NFL owner. They need to get someone good who they trust who knows the business, at least until they are competent. In my opinion anyway.

WTF? The first rule when buying a business you know nothing about is don't do that. The second rule is, if you ignored rule number one then hire people who do understand the business. The Pegulas kept the same FO in place after the team hasn't seen the playoffs this century so far. Hire a czar or whatever, but you need someone who is knowledgeable running the show if it can't be you. They did not, and still have not, done this. Everyone should be grateful to the Pegulas for not only keeping the Bills and Sabres in Buffalo, but for all the other things they are trying to do to "make Buffalo great again" (please don't sue me Mr. Trump). But to claim a learning curve is responsible for their mistakes to date is simply overlooking the facts.

Some say Karma is a heartless B word.

Ha! The Pegulas are in over their heads so much already that's the last thing they need. As much as I'd love to see a NBA game live once in awhile without driving 3 or more hours each way, even though they have FNC arena I suspect it is too small for an NBA team. Maybe someday when the Bills and Sabres win championships in the same season

For a lot of people, yes that is how they feel. They like going to the games for the event/atmosphere, tailgate with friends and all of that. For them it would be fantastic if the team did great, but it would be a very nice bonus, by no means a requirement of their support. 16-0 or 0-16, they will always support the Buffalo Bills and be grateful the team is there.

I'd take the 1/12th of Whaleys salary and party like a boss.

When they interviewed Rob Ryan as well ... so ... no, they do not.

It's hard to know for sure. Anything national typically just repeats what the local reporters put out there. But I believe the interview being scheduled was reported before it was cancelled, and I can't think of a good reason for the local yokels to make that up. So ...

He passed on even taking the interview. Why is anyones guess, but he did pass on the Bills. That much is certain.

Could they be trying for the ultimate tank and beat the Browns record next season?

Maybe not all, but mostly. If you do not have a "franchise" QB, it is pretty clear that you start out in a significant hole and it is a very difficult uphill battle to have great success. A Tyrod Taylor type QB for example, might get you to the playoffs if you have a Shady McCoy and other help on the offense along with a very good defense. But as you progress in the playoffs the QB is going to need to consistently perform at a high level against good competition as well. If your goal is to make the playoffs then fine. But if your goal is a deep run or the superbowl, you need a very good QB in todays NFL.

Where are people getting the idea that Whaley is on "thin ice"? Have the Pegulas, who happen to be the ones that would need to fire him, made some kind of a public statement that I am unaware of? The Pegulas seem to have no problem taking their sweet time with the Sabres, and fired Regier only after it was crystal clear to them that he sucked ass as a GM. My expectation is they will fire Whaley only if it becomes crystal clear to them that he sucks ass as well. If that's next year, 3 years from now, or tomorrow I have no idea. The Bills are making money, I see nothing that tells me they won't be as patient with the Bills as they have been with the Sabres. It's been 17 years and counting for Bills fans, but only a couple of years for the Pegulas.

I'm insulted at how dysfunctional the organization has been as well. Hopefully they get it sorted out now.

This is when a GM actually has to earn his money and work with the HC and the rest of the organization to find a hungry and talented position coach that can become the next golden boy OC. Time for the Bills FO to earn their keep!

No other choice really right? Never been an HC before so no one could hate on him for being a bad one. Bills fans will need to wait until the first day of camp to hate on him!