Buffalo Bills Tickets

Fans of New York's Buffalo Bills will have to hustle to rustle up tickets in order to see the team attempt to make the crucial leap to the post-season in 2008. Head coach Dick Jauron believes he has the talent he needs to get the Bills back into contention. Toward that end, he has made as few changes to personnel as possible, and with the exception of some much-needed tweaking to the offense, is dedicated to staying the course set when he came on board in 2006. After finishing 7-9 in the last two seasons, the Bills are absolutely ready for a return to the success they enjoyed in the 1990s. Quarterback Trent Edwards, who achieved a team record for most touchdown passes in a game during his rookie year, along with his veteran teammates, will benefit from the addition of cornerback Leodis McKelvin, wide receiver James Hardy, and tight end Derek Fine to the roster. Fans will want to act quickly to secure tickets for what promises to be an exciting season, which will also include a historic first when the Bills leave the familiar turf of Ralph Wilson Stadium to play a December home game at Toronto, Ontario''s Rogers Centre.

The Buffalo Bills, the only NFL team to play home games within New York State, was organized in 1960 as a charter member of the American Football League by owner Ralph Wilson. During the 1960s the team achieved some success, winning AFL championships in 1964 and 1965, and making it to the playoffs four straight seasons. In 1964 the Bills became the first AFL team to win thirteen games in a season on the strength of the defense. The team was assimilated into the NFL in 1970. With Joe Ferguson as the new quarterback and running back O.J. Simpson on board, the Bills ended a long dry spell with a winning season in 1973, and made a return to the playoffs in 1974--a feat not accomplished again until 1980. After dismal back-to-back seasons in 1983 and 1984, Marv Levy took over as head coach, and along with general manager Bill Polian revamped the team, resulting in the first of four consecutive winning seasons, each of which ended in Super Bowl losses. The retirement of quarterback Jim Kelly in 1996, followed by the departure of Levy the next year, marked the end of a successful era. The Buffalo Bills have had their struggles in the early years of the twenty-first century, including a quarterback controversy involving Doug Flutie and Rob Johnson, which ended when Flutie left, along with general manager John Butler in 2000. Changes since 2005 have put the Bills back on track and moving toward what head coach Dick Jauron is confident will be a return to past glories in 2008.

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