BoCat320

While I understand there are people who cannot physically or economically attend the games, using the argument that just because public money is involved means the Bills owe it to the taxpayers to broadcast their games makes little sense to me. Take for example this hypothetical. If Ford stamping plant in Hamburg were thinking of leaving town, but instead was extended large tax breaks by Erie County and NYS to stay, thereby saving jobs and economic morale, would Ford then owe it to the taxpayers of Erie County and NYS to discount their cars so that all could afford them? This is the type of practice that happens on a regular basis, and yet all of those corporations still try to maximize their profits to the fullest extent, rather than offering discounts to taxpayers. Don't blame the Bills for playing within the system they are provided. At the end of the day they are a corporation whose purpose is to maximize profits, not extend good will. It is a business decision, and the right one at that.

I have a group of 10 guys heading down for the Indy game from Buffalo. We plan on tailgating, although I'm unsure of what the parking lots are like there. I know the stadium lot is reserved, any ideas on if there are other lots that allow tailgating? Cleveland isn't bad. Went down for the blizzard game in 08' and sat in the Dawg Pound. Aside from a playful snowball or two being thrown at us, the fans were pretty reasonable.

Does anyone know when/if the new jersey will be available in the "Premier" version, or if they're available now? The authentics are too pricey and the replicas look too cheap, and I'd like to avoid DHGate. I'd prefer that middle of the road version