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Section 339, Row8

I’ll keep an eye for you…the guy who stands out from the good looking group of people in 239. I’m flying solo tonight. I couldn’t have my son miss two more days of school for this game…I already gave him a day after the Dolphins Thursday night game and he’s going with me to the Miami and Carolina games. Just trying to raise him right!

On my way! Buffalo to Dulles and then Dulles to Atlanta…will be sitting in Section 339.

Congratulation Mark! Looking forward to reading some of your earliest memories of being a Bills fan. I became a fan in 1980, but I always enjoy reading the perspective of fans from the 60s and 70s. On a personal note, I’ve enjoyed sitting with you for some of the most memorable games in recent history, from the perfect game against the Patriots in January 2022 to Nyheim Hines’ two kickoff returns in January 2023…as well as the somewhat forgettable game last weekend against the Saints. And again, my offer still stands for you to join me (my treat) next year for a game in the new stadium.

Representing in Section 210 always. A few rows in from of the visiting teams owners suite. Always interesting to see the folks in there…Ray Lewis was in the suite for the Ravens game. Lots of long faces at the end of that game.

I was at the game too Shaw…just above you in Section 239 around the 45 yard line. Perfect vantage point to watch the game and plays develop. As you mentioned, the energy in the stadium was minimal and seemed to evaporate even more with every series. The Jets fans in my section were pretty cordial and resigned to the beating…even on the way into the game two Jets fans joked with me that they hoped Josh would take it easy on them…adding to your point of how great it feels to have a quarterback. See you at the Saints game!

I would be interested in two tickets depending on location.

Any details about the tailgate? Near the stadium? Busby’s?

I’ll be there with the wife…Section 323 right at midfield.

$325 for the single…below face value.

Two club seats for sale for the 49ers game on Sunday night. Section 210, Row 1, Seats 9-10. Open to selling one seat if that’s all you need. $375 for a single…$725 for the pair… and we both save on the TicketMaster fees. DM if interested.

Two club seats for sale for tonight’s Jags game. Section 210, Row 1. Avoid the fees… $400 for the pair.

Curious how your appointment goes Kirby. I picked up a couple seats in C227 last week and am wondering what they have left now. The price was steep but I look at as I’ll probably have season tickets for years and if you spread the PSL cost over 20-30 years it makes it a little more palatable. I’m also at a point in my life/career where I don’t really worry about the payments and they’ll be finished at the end of the first season in the new stadium. As others have said, this is how the NFL owners do business now.

My sense is the clubs are selling very well so far. The East Club has two sections, C225 and C226, that are roughly between the 40 yard lines and both are completely sold out. Good luck with your appointment…it’s next week, correct?

I think @Mr Info and others have posted similar information, but they are pushing three sections/tiers for club seats: Founders Club (100K for two PSLs), East Club (40K for two PSLs), and a 100 level section (can’t remember the name) on the 50 yard line (30K for two PSLs) but no coverage or heat. My current seats in 235 are most comparable to the East Club…a two level club on the visitors sideline with heat and full coverage. Reserved a couple in the East Club, section C227 which is around the 25 yard line depending on where your seats are. The payment options were the same as others have described, pay in full, 20% down and 3 year payment plan with no interest, and a 10 year financed option.