Buffalo Rumblinks, 2/15: Increasing prices for Buffalo Bills season tickets

The Buffalo Bills have won the last four AFC East division titles and have qualified for the playoffs in each of the last five seasons. With Josh Allen, one of the top quarterbacks in the league, they have been a big attraction in Western New York, selling out their games and seeing a steady increase in the number of fans lining up for season tickets. The first story in today’s Buffalo Rumblinks is that season ticket holders for the Bills will have to pay more to see games starting in 2019.

Bills season ticket prices on the rise

Season tickets for the Buffalo Bills are highly sought after. The team sold 63,767 season tickets last year, breaking the previous record. The team estimates that in 2024, same supporters will spend an additional 10% on average for their ticket. The Buffalo News was furnished with numbers from the Bills indicating that the average ticket price for season ticket holders for the 10-game home slate is $1,146. Season ticket packages for Bills home games range in price from $611 to $2,056.

Reviewing how healthy the Bills were in 2023

The Buffalo Bills’ performance in terms of health was inconsistent in the previous season. During the regular season, the Bills’ starting lineup missed 52 games due to injuries, which is fewer than the league average of 60 games missed.With the healthiest offense and the 13th-healthiest roster in the NFL, Buffalo lost just six games due to injuries sustained by its starting offensive players, including five by tight end Dawson Knox and one by tight end Dalton Kincaid. However, the Bills’ 46 games lost by starting defense players ranked fourth, with defensive tackle DaQuan Jones (10), linebacker Matt Milano (12), and cornerback Tre’Davious White (13 games) leading the way.

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