PromoTheRobot

IN. 336 Row 4.

I sort of agree. #BillsMafia is a phenomenon now, thanks to the Bills being good. We make up for the wine & cheese fan bases in places like L.A. But the dollar is still king in the NFL and it's no secret that some owners want the league to squeeze out every nickel. The Bills will just become more and more valuable and the temptation to move then to greener (as in money) pastures will always be there. Never take the Bills (or the Sabres) for granted.

Prices started at $120. My seat was $145 but ended up being $185 after frickin' Ticketmaster fees. I fly in Sunday at 10am so I'll miss whatever reverie is planned for Saturday. But I'll be up for a postgame celebration/wake.

Oh, like the Bengals haven't sold AFC Championship tickets yet. It's NFL SOP.

Just got mine. You'll be happy to know I only bought one. No hoarding.

Truth is Buffalo has no business economically in the NFL. (Barely in the NHL either.) Only with heavy subsidies do we get to stay.

So the Bills could move if the buyer pays back the $850MM? Guess what? The Bills could move right now with a $400MM buyout .

Yeah but we would have wasted him with our parade of mediocrity at QB.

There was a time when people brought kegs into War Memorial! The NFL is an expensive club to belong to, and it gets more expensive every year. Bills tickets go up $5-$20 each season.

I assume it's find an available ticket wherever. Better seats will cost more.

Bingo. That's exactly why I bought seasons. In '03 there was a real cloud over the future of the team after Ralph. I figured season ticket sales might convince a new owner to stay in Buffalo.

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.