GottaRun

I think some people desperately want this to fail because they think they'll be able to get tickets in the new stadium cheap like the old/current days. That's misguided as any tickets that aren't grabbed by STH are going to be sold as single game tickets at way higher prices than we currently pay for STH. Not a theory, all you need to do is look and see what the Bills charge for single game tickets now, it's far higher than the STH price.

Go full screen, wait 30 seconds for quality to improve, fire truck for the fire truck fans

Now imagine the future, where you'll pay $5K and up for a seat license.. for the right to buy a ticket to a game... oops nope... we're moving the game to another country... insanity

The first home game of the season still brings about excitement for me at a level that Christmas did when I was a kid. How disappointing that the NFL is going to take that away from a group of fans.

I watched zero seconds of it, dullest sport on the planet, I'd watch lawn bowling before I watched basketball.

Hammers Lot - Hammer and his crew work pretty hard to keep the table smashing out

- In 20 years of tailgating I have never seen anyone go through a table - that's a pumped up by the media thing - Drunkenness is something that the rich folk do too - Condiments? Seriously? It's one guy and it's a long time tradition. Kenny has been to over 400 games home and away (flights, hotels, tickets), you don't seriously think a price increase is going to stop him do you?

Related question - what does this mean for prime time games? Will we have less without Diggs?

Do you think our primetime games will go down this year with Diggs gone? Or will it make no difference.

If your only focus is profit and loss then your take is fine. Some of us want to be there for the first season the stadium is open, and that has value to us. You don't have unlimited years to live your life, two or three years sitting at home are two or three years you're not watching Bills games live. If Bills games live are a persons favorite thing in life why would they skip that for the cost of a few bucks extra every game? (PSL spread out over several years)

Big boy construction toys on the site at the moment, go full screen and give it a minute for the video to sharpen

And here's where you might be missing the point... or I might be... but here's where the Bills are in real danger of screwing this up. Are we getting pushed out a bit, or are we being moved to the back of the line? This shouldn't even be an area of concern for the STH, the policy should be established and it should be public.

If it was just a pure ticket purchase I could agree with you. If the PSL was the same price throughout the stadium I could agree with you. With the very limited info we have to go on it sounds like PSL prices are far, far, far higher for those of us who sit lower level near the middle of the field. So as a longtime season ticket holder I might end up being punished as I can't afford a PSL in the area the Bills expect me to sit in. It's a logical move by the Bills in the sense of making sure they sell the expensive seats, but it's a bs move in the sense that I could move to a cheaper seat any of the last 21 years I've had tickets and no one would have batted an eye. Now all of a sudden I'm tied to my area ... or maybe I'm not. For sure I'm left guessing as the Bills aren't releasing info.

People are guessing at what the PSL will be for the cheaper seats... then they are getting outraged at the imaginary number they came up with

As a PSL - Yes I think there will be cheap seats within that range. I think people respond to rage on social media, so rage based posts and articles get more clicks and attention. Bills posts about the common fan, the Mafia, getting priced out by insane PSLs is just a way to get attention. Ultimately this is all the Bills fault for not releasing the info, we're all left with playing a guessing game.