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Thank You. There were people around us filing out with over 7 minutes left. I was completely stunned. You're going to leave the last home opener at the old stadium?? And don't give me this "I have to work in the morning" crap. You damn well weren't leaving if the score was tied. You lost hope, so just man up and admit it. I'm so glad Josh called them out. I don't ever want to hear this "greatest fan base" garbage again. The fans were a complete embarrassment - from throwing crap on the field at players, to actually physically interacting with players, and then leaving early like Patriot fans. If these are the clowns that get filtered out with the new stadium pricing then that's all for the better.

He won two MVPs before Henry got there.

game. wow

god

Herbert critics got quiet

obligatory "how do you leave him that open" comment

you got to be kidding me

Look like the Eagles pass rush left with Carter.

Man these threads bring out the weirdos.

Back in the day the technology didn't exist. There wouldn't be so many people on their moral high horses if streaming existed in the Rich stadium blackout era. The 10 billion WNYers that attended The Comeback Game would have been home watching it.

In the wake of this news, streaming companies should be announcing their lower rates any day now.

What the hell are you talking about?

Well he could get hurt and never return to form for starters. They devoted a ton of draft capital and cap space to him. There's a big difference between being a wildcard team that gets bounced in the 1st round and competing for a title. He has to be the man. No idea where the 2-15 talk is coming from.

You have to love this deal if you're a Packers fan. They're in the perfect position to make this move - a) they're already a playoff team and b) they believe they have their QB. This is a completely different scenario than the Mack trade which was to a 4-12 team with Trubisky under center. Completely different. It's a gutsy move, they are pushing their whole stack to the center of the table - this is as "all-in" as it gets. It could push them over the top to a championship or it could blow up in their faces. Either way it's going to be fascinating to watch.

Jerry Jones and his clown show front office reaching new lows 😂

Also definitely not Cornelius Bennett

What are PSLs worth? For the Bills, it's more than $200 million

Ex-Panther ofc

Speling Bee

Worth noting the Bills met with him in Indy and also had a private workout session with him.

You mean they didn't want to trade him for Samuel??

The Packers had a net income of $85.6M in 2025, and that's without stadium naming rights. We are obviously a lot closer to them than the Dallas or New York markets. The Bills will certainly clear far more than that in their shiny new stadium, so whether that's considered "a long time" to pay back the costs, well, that's subjective. Of course market size matters, I'm saying all the ancillary events like concerts and boxing matches don't. They are literally a drop in the bucket when looking at the overall picture. Like all NFL teams, TV revenue is the biggest chunk of income. Second for the Cowboys are their luxury suites (they have an obscene amount) and next would be their naming rights. Yes, it's nice to have the world's fourth-largest automaker (Ford) strike a 10-year deal for the naming rights to your practice field. But ultimately the dirt bike races really don't matter.

You really don't, the TV revenue is the lion's share of it. About 80% of PSLs in new Buffalo Bills stadium have sold; sellout by end of year within reach With the price of a PSL now as low as $750, the Bills say they have sold about 43,000 seat licenses − out of the nearly 55,000 available − with about a year to go until the team plays its first game in the more than $2 billion stadium under construction in Orchard Park.

TV revenue is shared equally, and yes, Pegula will make his money back in WNY.