PromoTheRobot

That's called being a chump. FYI there's no way to know who is buying your tickets online.

What if they lie to me about being Bills fans, and worse, sell the ticket I sold then at cost for a profit?

Should I check of they are real Bills fans too? Because this way works best.

I'm not upset. I ride the ups and downs every season. But I'm irked when people who aren't season ticket holders think they can dictate how we should use our seats.

I live outside of Boston. I don't have a problem. I get to the games I can and sell the rest.

You should consider becoming a session ticket holder. Then you can set the proper example.

There is no presale code. You sign into your ticket account.

Who made you the ticket police?

Well the lottery is the only way I will go, so wish me luck.

It's that your expert opinion? Season ticket holders should not offset their costs by selling seats? Or is that rule only in effect when the Bills are good? Funny no one complains about December game tickets going for $6 during the drought.

They are if you buy through the team. Each team gets an allocation. I assume you have to win a season ticket seniority based lottery to get that shot.

I suspect that's a price for a package. I think face value tickets run about $850.

Brady's last game in Tampa Bay, just like his last game with the Patriots: a playoff loss.

Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd...it's a turnover on downs.

Uh-oh. 17 points in 2 minutes?

Head/neck bent forward on tackle

Show us where the bad man hurt you.

The guy is playing himself out of a job in national TV.

Anyone going to be upset or worried if Tommy comes back to the Patriots?

Holy crap, a first down.

Electrifying.

I don't think the Bills can spend big on free agents. We have our own players to sign.

I don't know what to tell you. I'm sure there are a--holes sellers just in it for the buck. But most are regular folks just looking to cover the cost of their ever-more-expensive seats. If you're like me, you've had your seats through most of the drought and couldn't give away December game tickets most years. And do you know that we now get 1099'd for the gross amount of tickets sold and get taxed on it? Sorry if I'm not feeling real sympathetic.

You don't like free enterprise, commie? (I kid) I don't think they are going to allow STHers to buy more than what they own, and likely only half that amount because of the limited number of tickets. It's funny how season ticket holders become such villains when the Bills are good. I don't recall anyone complaining when tickets were $6 on StubHub.

I think Chris Brown is an improvement.