Dont tell anyone but the real play is to buy them on your phone about 15 minutes before kickoff.
You can literally stand by the entrance gate and nab a ridiculously low (relative) priced ticked.
Not only that, but fans tend to downplay their own players issues.
If Coleman was drafted by, say, the Dolphins, the same folks defending him in this thread would be trashing him. Bias is very hard to overcome.
They certainly don’t need it for the tickets anymore. They’ll sell regardless. But I do think it’s a mistake to leave Rochester.
The team is truly regional. They’re less the Buffalo Bills as they are the Western New York Bills.
Wish they kept it in Rochester.
I don’t know how you see it that way.
TB is a good team.
Pitt was a playoff team with Justin Fields and Wilson (and they’ll be adding Rodgers)
And Miami is 3-1 against the Jets the last two years (with their only win coming in a Week 18 matchup where Tua didnt play)
I think those posters were expecting wider and cushioned seats, like some of the new stadiums have in the lower level.
Sofi and Vikings and Falcons for example:
The upper level (cheap) seats in these other stadiums have the same seats as we are installing in our lower level (expensive) seats in our new stadium.
Yes but this thread is not an example of that. Seats and bathrooms are likely the top 2 amenities fans that I personally think about when judging a stadium.
I just looked up what you are talking about. They look a bit larger than the current stadiums seats in my opinion, but not by as much as my brain was imagining they would be. That's probably my fault for imagining something larger. I think SoFi's seating has ruined my thinking for what seats (and stadiums) can be.
These aren't large people and they're pretty tight together. Much of our fanbase is on the heftier side of the folks pictured: