Buffalo Bills: Pride Of New York
Founded in October, 1959, the Buffalo Bills officially became the 8th franchise of the American Football League (which later merged with the National Football League). Currently, they're the only NFL team to play their home games within the state of New York (other New York teams actually play in New Jersey). We list current Buffalo Bills tickets for sale cheap.
Buffalo Bills Tickets Cheap
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Since 1973, after having left their former dilapidated stadium behind, the Bills have called the Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park their home. With a seating capacity of nearly 74,000, the open-air stadium sits in a windy New York suburb and draws immense crowds of fans. Because of the high wind conditions, Ralph Wilson Stadium has become a recurring challenge for NFL kickers.
Buffalo Bills History
Despite the fanfare that greeted them when they were inducted into the AFL, the Bills started their career with less-than-stellar results. In 1961, they gained the reputation of being the only AFL franchise to have lost to a Canadian Football League (CFL) franchise. However, largely due to the addition of Jack Kemp to their lineup, the Buffalo Bill tickets quickly gained a strong demand when they won back-to-back AFL championships in 1964 and 1965. Unfortunately, Kemp was injured soon after and in 1968, the Bills finished the season in last place.
Despite the addition of the infamous running back O.J. Simpson in 1969, it wasn't until 1980 when the Bills were finally able to secure an AFC East title. The following years brought several personnel changes, both in the lineup and the managerial ranks. The changes were effective and the Bills went on to dominate their division. Since then, Buffalo's favorite team has continued to struggle against the other franchises. They've enjoyed a leading momentum during many seasons, but injuries, staff changes and unpredictable performances by long-shot draft picks have taken their toll.
Getting Buffalo Bills Tickets
Buffalo fans can purchase Bills season tickets that range in price from $320 (for seats in the end zone) to $560. Tickets to individual games are usually priced between $30 and $80 through Ticketmaster, though there are other venues that often offer Buffalo Bills tickets at a steep discount. While the Buffalo Bills have enjoyed mild heights of success, they have yet to win an NFL championship.