In terms of season tickets sold, the Buffalo Bills keep setting records.
In 2023, the team sold 63,767 season tickets, setting a new record for the highest in franchise history. This is an increase from 62,302 in 2022.
The Bills’ vice president of ticket sales and service, Chris Colleary, said, “It’s really just amazing and a true testament of how great our fans are.”
The Bills revealed in an exclusive interview with The Buffalo News on Wednesday that the average cost of a season ticket will rise by 10% for the 2024 season, as increased expenditures are inevitable with such demand. An additional game will be introduced in 2024 as a result of the increase. The Bills have increased the number of games they will host at Highmark Stadium from nine in 2023 (one preseason game and eight regular season games) to ten in 2024 (two preseason games and eight regular season games).
It’s possible that Patrick Mahomes still has resentment for Buffalo Bills supporters, as he showed during his team’s Super Bowl parade.
The quarterback for the Kansas City Chiefs, who had a contentious exchange with supporters following his team’s playoff victory against the Bills in January, was seen on camera rejecting a Bills supporter during the Chiefs’ victory parade on February 14. Bills supporters retaliated after seeing the video of Mahomes bullying the fan go viral.
At Wednesday’s parade, Mahomes was a man of the people, shaking hands and saying hello to some of the hundreds of thousands of spectators along the route. However, the Chiefs quarterback instantly had second thoughts after being approached by a fan sporting a Josh Allen shirt.
Myles Garrett, a pass rusher for the Cleveland Browns, was recently asked which quarterback in the NFL he feels is “unfairly hated.” His answer, which might surprise some, is Josh Allen, the standout signal-caller for the Buffalo Bills.
