CircleTheWagon25

To everyone saying they can't remember a big kick he didn't make, there was a prime time game against Cleveland a few years back where we had a chance to win at the end, and he totally muffed it. I remember sitting in the stands wanting him cut after that game.

When I had tickets a few years ago, I donated to the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of WNY when I couldn't go, they were extremely happy to take my tickets, and I got a tax break on them too. If you're going to donate them, that's a great cause, and they will make sure some kids enjoy them.

They all work together for all of the brokers. The brokers purchase such large quantities of tickets, they can't usually sell all of them online. The tickets they don't sell online, they hire all of the guys you see at the stadium. This is why they don't buy and sell from each other. The tickets all belong to the boss. They report back after the game, take their cut, and give the rest of the money to the ticket broker.

No contest: Casa di Pizza on Elmwood Ave. in the city. It's not the closest to the stadium, but when I make my trip to Buffalo for the Monday night game that's where you'll find me the day before.

Jimmy's Old Town Tavern in Reston, VA is an absolute riot on Bills Sundays. They have Buffalo memorabilia all over the walls, great wings, Blue and Molson on tap, and the staff goes nuts. They play songs on the PA and give out prizes too. I'm 22, and my friends and I go there and have a great time, but there's always tons of families there as well. I recommend Jimmy's to anyone who lives in the DC area. How could I forget, every time the Bills score they play Shout, and someone has to run around the restaurant and high-five every single person there. If you can complete that task, they buy you a beer.