krazykat

AMEN!

I wouldn't pay $25 less for what they are offering now. What is this, let's subsidize the Bills. If Wilson had hired some decent coaches and GMs then he wouldn't be in as much of a mess.

AMEN

I wonder what the Bills would have been like if they had hired a competent GM instead of TD. That man was a one-man wrecking ball.

That doesn't even factor in the rate of decline since 2000 which has also been negative.

There's a lot of untapped corporate presence in Rochester. If it didn't take two hours to and from games then maybe that would open up.

It's simple supply and demand. If you put the median salary figures next to those ticket prices, I'm sure that you would see a parallel. At $75 a pop, Washington, that's $600 for a single season ticket, more if you have to buy the preseason tix. How many in Buffalo can afford to shell out over a grand for a pair of season tickets? How many would want to?

LMAO

He's an OG for us which translates into his value as a DT for the opponents. So it's a trick question.

Probably lots of people if the team can put a competitive team on the field. If this is all that we're going to get, who even cares about single game tickets.

What do you think other teams do? Give them cab vouchers and a car rental map and tell them where to show up to drop their drawers for a physical.

That's a great reason to not start him.

Any DT that can't make our starting DL and that's drafted at 8th isn't worth the pick.

He's reaping the fruits of his decisions.

Excellent post!

Rob Johnson was impressive physically too.

Should be similar to the sounds at RWS this fall too.

Don't forget who we're dealing with here.

Yeah but come on, that just makes far too much sense. Expect them to pay him Edge kind of money and see him bust this season.

I wish Ralph were half as passionate about building a winner.

Why would anyone want to go to games next season? Sounds as if most of the reasons would be to financially support the team. I think that multi-millionaire Ralph can handle that. If Losman goes, we're gonna see fan interest fall off a cliff.

How many of those QBs amounted to much for more than a season or two, maybe three? Favre, Brady, and Elway are all that I see. The moral of the story? It's not QBs! It's lines! Every single one of those teams had outstanding offensive lines. Or did any of those QBs shine without a decent line? Seems to me that Elway only won a SB with a killer line and TD.

That's good for a game or two if the entire experience is entirely novel to you, then it gets old really, really quickly.

Even more, Moulds is a solid #2 now, little else. Over the last three seasons, very consistently, he's averaged 77 catches for 880 yards and 3 touchdowns. Anyone thinking that that will improve as he enters his mid thirties is being naive.

Bittersweet. Moulds gave a lot during his prime years, but he also bitched about his contract and frankly got a lot more than he should have in that last restructure. His skills have been gradually diminishing for several seasons now, largely due to past injuries. Moulds has always held Moulds first. When the team was good and things were going his way, he was happy. When not, he complained at times. He provided us with a good WR for many years, but this is a business and Moulds rarely ever made it more than that. Loved him as a player, but it's time for him to go both for himself and the team. Business is business!