Thanks as always for the excellent overview. As I look at the roster the one player/position that stands out is TE. Can the Bills really afford to pay Knox big money to be a back up tight end? I would think they could find a trade partner for his services…either for a decent draft pick or a starter at one of their couple remaining positions of need.
Are you under the impression that most large companies you purchase goods and services from are NOT owned by multi-millionaires if not billionaires? They are!
I think the NFL wants what every business wants. They want their customers to pay more money for the products and/or services they provide. That doesn’t make them evil. It makes them…normal.
I’ve seen a couple of people reference my comments about timeshare presentations. Please note that I didn’t say those presentations were either good or bad. What I’ve said is that the Bills appear to using the STRATEGIES and TACTICS of timeshare presentations to sell seats in the new stadium. It obviously works for timeshares, or there wouldn’t be any.
PS: I’ve been ‘invested’ in a timeshare for over a decade.
Just curious….how does a stadium that won’t be occupied for almost three years have anything to do with the current status of the Bills as a large market team?
Well, considering there are 2,000 hours in a standard work year, they’d have to conduct these ten at a time just to get them all done prior to opening day. I mean…..yikes!