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The junction has a stop sign on each of the four entrances.
The junction has a stop sign on each of the 4 entrances.
The first is preferred, for some reason, by many English texts. Why? I haven't seen this phenomenon in other languages.
The first is preferred, for some reason, by many English texts. Why? I haven't seen this phenomenon in other languages.
I have also noticed when reading French and Spanish texts, that it is quite normal to write numbers below ten in full as well, e.g. "los tres hombres que..." instead of "los 3 hombres que..."
My guess is that writing numbers in full in a European language is easier than using Roman numerals, which were the mainstay until the Arabic-Hindu number system came to Europe. Eg, it is easier to understand "one hundred and fourty five" than it is to understand CVL or CXLV or CXXXXV, which are all different and valid ways of writing 145, with CXXXXV being the most common. Clumsy. So after the vastly superior Hindu-Arabic system was adopted in Europe, the habit of writing numbers as words would have remained.
English, being a European language, would have kept similar habits as per the other European languages.
Today, it is a simply an issue of style, so it is not wrong to always write numbers with numerals or to always write them in full. For instance, APA recommends that numbers below 10 are written in full, while numbers 10 and above are written with numerals. The Chicago Manual of Style recommends that all numbers below 100 are written in full, with numbers above 100 written as numerals.
Both style guides prohibit mixing spelt out numbers with numbers expressed as numerals, favouring numerals for all numbers when they are mixed. But my local newspaper, quite happily mixes numbers 1-9 spelt out, and higher numbers expressed with numerals.
The rules in both style guides (and others) are actually a lot more comprehensive than that, but I see no reason to include them here.
Most high schools teach similar rules in their English classes, which leads to everybody being accustomed to writing numbers out in full. In addition, as everybody is used to seeing numbers expressed like that in their novels, newspapers, and other texts, it becomes further engrained in the psyche of English writers.
I had the impression that while it does boil down to a matter of style, the rule of thumb was "if you are writing words (i.e. English prose), use the word form, and if you are writing numbers (i.e. math) use the numerals", until the word form becomes so large as to become cumbersome.
Generally, numbers up to twenty are written as a word, because it is just one word. Go any further than twenty and you are dealing with compound words, which I guess people don't like very much. So numbers greater than twenty are written as numerals.
The rules I've learned are:
As for your example, the entrances are not enumerated in any system. Therefore:
Switching from letters to numbers is jarring. It almost shouts out as you, as numbers are often as tall as uppercase letters in typefaces. I much prefer to write and read I have six passports than I have 6 passports.
It can come across as overly lazy as well, along the lines of I have six pprts.
I don't have a source, so this might be an useless answer, but in Norwegian the rule is the same, however only up to and including twelve. 13 on the other hand should be written with explicit numerals. No clue as to why.
Further to other answers, one reason you may wish to write out large numbers in full is if the meaning or pronunciation needs to be clarified. For example, does 123 represent "one hundred and twenty-three," or "one-two-three"?
English writers avoid explicit numerals in text to maintain consistency, which is a chief goal in any written work. How/why is consistency maintained by avoiding explicit numerals? Two answers:
I must note that writers of scientific articles, news articles, and other texts where numbers are important, use Arabic numerals within text at will.
My typography tutor (UK) taught me the convention was to use words for numbers from one to ten and digits for 11 upwards. Maybe because single digits look lonely, 1 can be confused with I when scan-reading (certainly in san serif fonts where 1, lower case L and capital I are exactly the same)? Perhaps this is a decimalised version of the German one-to-twelve rule mentioned above
French writers are taught to use words to write numbers and figures whenever sensible, without a conventional limit to twelve.
The main reason, as already stated by another answerer, is a matter of uniformity in the resulting page. I remember being advised not to write "17e siècle" (17th century), but "dix-septième siècle", eventually XVIIe as a tolerance.
Moreover, in France, when you write a personal check, which is still quite common compared to other countries, you have to write the sum in full prose, such as "trente-et-un euros et dix centimes", besides a numerical version (here 31,10), and the "word" version of the sum has precedence over the numerical one if there is a discrepancy. Credit cards make this less prominent but this used to be a source of difficulty for everyday life of illiterates.
It's important to remember that in technical contexts, numerals are preferred. For example, "In one experiment, the result was 1."
More detailed examples at Online Technical Writing
The real reason is because the style dictators don't use many large numbers in their writing and their choice in favour of words (for the small numbers that do occur in their writing) is both aesthetic and possibly math phobic.
For other people, the convention causes an unaesthetic inconsistency in that small numbers are written in words and large numbers are in numerals. The convention may not be suitable for all writers and I have abandoned it in favour of numerals for everything.
I would submit that numbers 1-9 should be spelled out. Writers get away with using single digit numerals instead of spelling the number such as 9 vs. nine. But according to the "Chicago Manual of Style", the bible for such issues, all numbers for publication should be spelled out using the word including numbers one through nine.
I remember being taught, or perhaps teaching myself, the following rule of thumb:
Use numerals when a number is referred to in the abstract, but spell it out when counting people/objects.
This suggests a corresponding difference in the shade of meaning of the number: A noun or an adjective used for counting.
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We get that different cultures have different definitions of what is decent and what isn't -- wearing a thong could get you arrested in some parts of the world, while in others it's the accepted dress code for a dinner party. However, some governments seem to go out of their way to come up with the most ridiculous measures to preserve the modesty of their citizens, to the point where these "solutions" seem way more embarrassing to us than the thing they're supposed to prevent. For instance ...
#5. Iran's Government Digitally Edits Hollywood Films to Add Modesty
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The Iranian government has a problem (well, many problems). The people of Iran love watching American movies, but the government has over three dozen ridiculous rules about what you can't show in a film. Rules like no close-ups of women's faces, no shots of men and women sitting close together, and no showing bearded men in a bad light (we actually agree with that one).
These rules would leave out most of Hollywood's output, but that wouldn't stop Iranians from getting their hands on such films through illegal means. So, rather than banning every movie ever, the government censors allow them to play in cinemas, but they use digital technology to modify anything they consider obscene. Like this lady's cleavage:
"Dude, check out those jugs!"
That's a Kirk Cameron religious movie, by the way. Kirk Cameron is too raunchy for Iran. TV shows are made more modest, too: In Iran's version of Lost, one of the weird paranormal effects of the island is that cartoon shirts spontaneously appear on all of the female characters:
"Flawless work, great job."
And just because Will Ferrell doesn't have boobs, that doesn't mean the Iranian government wants to see him naked -- in Iran's version of Talladega Nights, a fence grows 3 feet in order to cover Ferrell's bare chest.
The censors were also offended by a scene in Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds where Bridget von Hammersmark has a bloody bullet wound in her leg ... specifically, because said leg was uncovered. That's nothing some leggings can's solve, though.
Those leggings make it look like a real different injury.
When women aren't being half covered by random foreground items (no doubt making some digital animator work for hundreds of hours to hide breasts that some Hollywood digital animator spent hundreds of hours digitally enhancing), they can be removed entirely from a scene. Like Kevin Spacey's friend here:
"The dumbest trick they ever pulled was trying to convince viewers my female co-star didn't exist.
And like that, poof, she's gone."
Meanwhile, Patrick Wilson's girlfriend is erased from his shot, leaving him with his arm suspended in the air like some douchebag.
"Just dub some line about him being really into air piano."
In addition to the digital touch-ups, the dialogue in these films is also modified in the dubbing: References to beer become lemonade, and risque sexual dialogue turns into far less risque proposals of marriage. The movie Basic Instinct contains no fewer than 270 marriage proposals, probably.
#4. Chinese Police Issue a Complex Chart to Stop Peeping Toms
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In 2012, the Zhejiang province police in China got fed up with creeps spying on women and decided to end this peeping tom epidemic once and for all. After browsing their heavily censored version of Google for a while, the officers came up with the ultimate solution to protect the modesty of Chinese women: math.
The police's website divulged a series of charts and diagrams designed to help women avoid giving men a look up their skirts ... as long as they have a degree in geometry.
Presenting the pervagorean theorem.
The diagrams show women in common situations, like sitting on the subway or standing on some escalators, and being ogled by weirdos. Lines show the peeping tom's field of vision, giving instructions on how to calculate it based on his height, the height of the woman, the distance between them, and other factors. Like if the guy is sliding back in his seat and manga expression lines are coming out of his head.
"Looks normal to me, but better check the chart just in case."
The idea, as far as we can tell, was that women could whip out the chart if they thought the guy sitting in front of them looked sketchy, quickly calculate the variables in their mind to figure out if they were being spied on, and then use this evidence to ... do nothing, because if the police put out this thing, they clearly weren't too interested in actually going out and arresting the perverts.
Tell us the artist didn't masturbate the entire time he was making this.
The whole thing was sparked when the police received a photo of a man putting his camera under a woman's skirt on a bus, a situation that observant readers will notice is covered nowhere in these diagrams. Other helpful tips included wearing leggings under a skirt, carrying a grocery cart behind you at all times, and, judging by the following picture, just avoiding stairwells altogether.
That close-up on the floor shows where his bodily fluids landed.
In the end, the diagrams seemed to cause more confusion than help and were removed from the police website. As some women pointed out, the diagrams were more likely to be used as some sort of guide for would-be peeping toms who were having trouble getting the angles quite right. After all, the cops admit that they found these images on the Internet -- in all likelihood they were created for that purpose in the first place.
"And this 4chan site looked so trustworthy."
#3. Victorian Women Used "Bathing Machines" at the Beach
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It's obvious to anyone who's ever been to a beach or watched a few James Bond films that women's bathing suits tend to get smaller with the years and will inevitably disappear, but let's take that in the opposite direction: Before bikinis, one-piece suits, or even the full-body garb of our great-grandmothers, what did Western society consider acceptable?
The answer is "machines." In Victorian times, upper-class women had to go into the water in big, bulky contraptions known as bathing machines.
Terry Whalebone
Just the sight of these babies brought boners a-plenty.
A bathing machine was, essentially, a changing room on wheels, powered either by horses or by a mechanical device to carry heavy loads. Inside the box, the lady could change into her already conservative swimwear, but instead of stepping out and taking a splash, the entire structure would be wheeled out into the ocean. At this point she could come out into the water, always suspended by a cradle that prevented the waves from taking her away (because if she started drowning and yelling for help, then a man might see her). An optional modesty screen could spread out from the back of the machine to protect her from any prying eyes until she lowered herself down.
Perverts had to work hard at their craft back then.
Most bathing machines were also staffed by what was known as a "dipper," a big, burly woman who would go out with the machine and help push the particularly incompetent/lazy bathers into the water. If more than one lady was present (the machines could hold as many as six), we're assuming the dippers would also be in charge of playfully splashing each other while giggling merrily.
"You didn't tell me the water was cold. Slap yourselves, I cannot be bothered."
The earliest records of these bathing machines in England date back to the 1700s, and they remained in use until the late 19th century, when people worked out that, even without a small hut in the way, they still couldn't see much of a woman's form beneath those old-fashioned bathing suits. They started disappearing in the early 1900s, after too many beachgoers confused them for poorly equipped public toilets.
Of course, there are still places in the world where the sight of a woman's exposed elbow on a beach could spark a riot, such as the Islamic nations where women have to wear burqas. However, a designer from Australia came up with a more practical solution for them -- the burkini, which is exactly what it sounds like.
Play this for full effect.
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Debbie was born on Sept. 29, 1951, in Cleveland, OH; she was a self-employed painter and wallpaper installer and a member of Bray's Chapel Methodist Church and the Steubenville VFW.
Debbie was preceded in death by her sister, Bonnie Robinson who passed in 1975.
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Sheriff Grady Judd has garnered some recent criticism over the bullying incident by a defense attorney, which was not warranted. While I have not agreed with our sheriff on a rare occasion, i.e., the Stand Your Ground Law, I must say that it is a rarity to have a public servant or politician such as our sheriff.
He has shown great courage, integrity and passion to provide us with exemplary service, and always reminds us that we should take personal responsibility for our actions and deeds.
I can only imagine what a great country we could be if every public servant and politician followed his example. We could again become the envy of the world.
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A significant number of downvotes are given to questions whose askers didn't first check Google. This seems to be closely related to downvotes from asking a question with duplicates in the "Related Questions" field. How about also showing Google's "I'm feeling lucky," or some other results, in the Related Questions to help out with that?
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The "Spring" Green Day will happen Wednesday April 24, starting at 5 pm and going until 7ish. Environmental activities, math and science displays from the EDU 187 students, live animal exhibits! About 6 PM, there will be a bonfire with food and music at the firepit next to the WNC building.
In addition, plans are progressing for related activities including campus tree planting (sequester that carbon!), maintenance of the permaculture plantings on the Albion River Trail, and walking tours of the Nature Center and Student Farm (details to follow).
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Why your Netapp is so slow...
By Darius Zanganeh-Oracle on Aug 21, 2014
Have you ever wondered why your Netapp FAS box is slow and doesn't perform well at large block read workloads? In this blog entry I will give you a little bit of information that will probably help you understand why it's so slow, why you shouldn't use it for applications that READ in large blocks like 64k, 128k, 256k ++ etc.. Of course since I work for Oracle at this time, I will show you why the ZS3 storage boxes are excellent choices for these types of workloads.
Netapp's Fundamental ProblemNetapp has proven this lacking large block performance fact in at least two different ways.
- They have NEVER posted an SPC-2 Benchmark yet they have posted SPC-1 and SPECSFS, both recently.
- In 2011 they purchased Engenio to try and fill this GAP in their portfolio.
Block Size Matters
So why does block size matter anyways? Many applications use large block chunks of data especially in the Big Data movement. Some examples are SAS Business Analytics, Microsoft SQL, Hadoop HDFS is even 64MB! Now let me boil this down for you.
If an application such MS SQL is writing data in a 64k chunk then before Netapp actually writes it on disk it will have to split it into 16 different 4k writes. Now, to be fair. These WAFL writes will mostly be hidden or masked from the application via the write cache like all Storage Arrays have, in Netapp's case they have a couple of NVRAM pools that get flushed every 10 seconds or when they start getting full.
Now it is quite possible a customer could run into a huge problem here as well with the NVRAM buffers not being able to flush faster then they get full. These are usually called "Back to Back CPs". Netapp even has a systat to measure this potential problem. Netapp will tell you they have good sequential write performance; "the main reason ONTAP can provide good sequential performance with randomly written data is the blocks are organized contiguously on disk" So for writes this is mostly true unless you blow through the relatively small amount of NVRAM. If you hit that bottleneck you cannot grow your nvram but you will have to buy a bigger Netapp FAS Filer. With the Oracle ZS-3 we use a different method to handle write cache. ZFS uses something called a ZFS Intent Log or ZIL. The ZIL is based on Write Optimized SLC SSD's and can be expanded on the fly by simply hot adding more ZIL drives to the given ZFS pool.
But this post is much less about writes and more about reads. The only reason I even wrote about writes is because Netapp has a fixed Back-end block size of 4k which can be very limiting on large block read workloads. So it seemed natural to explain that.
When the application later goes to read that 64k chunk the Netapp will have to again do 16 different disk IOPS for data that is not chained together on the netapp disk. In comparison the ZS3 Storage Appliance can write in variable block sizes ranging from 512b to 1MB. So if you put the same MSSQL database on a ZS3 you can set the specific LUNs for this database to 64k and then when you do an application read/write it requires only a single disk IO. That is 16x faster! But, back to the problem with your Netapp, you will VERY quickly run out of disk IO and hit a wall. Now all arrays will have some fancy pre fetch algorithm and some nice cache and maybe even flash based cache such as a PAM card in your Netapp but with large block workloads you will usually blow through the cache and still need significant disk IO. Also because these datasets are usually very large and usually not dedupable they are usually not good candidates for an all flash system. You can do some simple math in excel and very quickly you will see why it matters. Here are a couple of READ examples using SAS and MSSQL. Assume these are the READ IOPS the application needs even after all the fancy cache and prefetch read-ahead algorithms or chaining. Netapp will tell you they will get around this via read ahead and chaining and the fact that the data is laid out on the disk contiguously but at some point with these large block reads even that is going to fail. If it didn't fail, I guarantee you netapp would be posting SPC-2 throughput numbers and brag about it...
Here is an example with 128k blocks. Notice the numbers of drives on the Netapp!
Here is an example with 64k blocks
You can easily see that the Oracle ZS3 can do dramatically more work with dramatically less drives. This doesn't even take into account that the ONTAP system will likely run out of CPU way before you get to these drive numbers so you be buying many more controllers. So with all that said, lets look at the ZS3 and why you should consider it for any workload your running on Netapp today.
ZS3 World Record Price/Performance in the SPC-2 benchmark
ZS3-2 is #1 in Price Performance $12.08
ZS3-2 is #3 in Overall Performance 16,212 MBPS
Note: The number one overall spot in the world is held by an AFA 33,477 MBPS but at a Price Performance of $29.79. A customer could purchase 2 x ZS3-2 systems in the benchmark with relatively the same performance and walk away with $600,000 in their pocket.


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Fix an odd natural number $k$. Suppose we have $k$ total orders on the same (finite) set $X$. Define a tournament on the vertex set $X$ by putting a directed edge $x\rightarrow y$ if a majority of the total orders compare $x > y$.
What tournaments can be obtained this way? Of course, if $k = 1$, only linearly ordered tournaments are possible. I am most interested in the case of small $k$. For example, is there an excluded-substructure characterization of these tournaments?
What if we make the problem harder and ask whether a given directed graph $G$ can be extended to a tournament $T$ such that $T$ can be obtained in this way? Again, if $k = 1$, there are various simple characterizations, such as all digraphs that contain no directed cycles.
What can be said about the computational problem of determining the smallest $k$ that can represent a given tournament or digraph?
I assume, perhaps naively, that this problem already occurs in the literature, perhaps in the theory of voting/social choice, so I would be happy with references instead of solutions if that's easier.


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When I was studying topology I remember being able to demonstrate that the set of topological surfaces with any number of punctures (including the projective plane, Klein bottle, Moebius strip, double torus, etc.), together with their associated inverses, was not a group with respect to the operations of connection and disconnection. I could show with a sequence of drawings that it is possible to connect two Klein bottles, deform the surface, and disconnect a torus from a single remaining Klein bottle, i.e. K+K = K+T, so inverses are not well defined even though the operator is otherwise associative on that set, has an identity (the sphere), and is also Abelian.
I never made much progress in my understanding beyond this point so I am interested in any answer that can simply explain what is going on here (am I misinterpreting something else as a topological property?), else provide a reference (I'm not even sure what branch of topology addresses this). One slightly more specific question I have is: what is an example of a collection of topologies which does form a group under connection and is this ever a useful property to have?


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In a proof or deduction system, there are some axioms and some inference rules. To have a small proof system, axioms are defined for the primitives (for example for negation and implication in propositional logic). Now, we want to have a proof system that proves all provable formulae including the formulae contain non-primitive logical connectors (such as OR in propositional logic). The question is should we add definitions for non-primitives as axioms to the proof system, or we should do something else? In other words, do logicians accept definitions as axioms?
Given a theory $T$, you can enlarge it with definitions in two steps. First you enlarge the alphabet $L(T)$ to a new alphabet $L'$ which will contain the new symbols of constants, functions and relations that you need. Then you enlarge $T$ itself by adding axioms of the following form.
Let $\phi(x_1, \dots, x_n)$ be a formula of $T$ with free variables $x_1, \dots, x_n$ and $\psi$ a new symbol of $n$-ary relation. Then you can add an axiom $$\phi(x_1, \dots, x_n) \leftrightarrow \psi(x_1, \dots, x_n).$$ This axiom "defines the meaning of $\psi$". Similarly you can add new defininig axioms for functions.
The theory $T'$ with language $L'$ that you obtain in this way is called an extension by definitions of $T$. It is not difficult to prove that $T'$ is a conservative extension of $T$; that is, $T$ and $T'$ prove the same formulas of $L$. In this sense one can make precise the fact that definitions do not add nothing new to a theory.
Yes, absolutely you can introduce definitions as axioms. That's what Metamath does:
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The Buffalo Bills season is about to start, but they are still very thin in their wide receiver position. Sammy Watkins is out with a broken foot and Percy Harvin along with Chris Hogan are no longer up in the ranks for the position. They do have Marquise Goodwin who is incredibly quick on his feet, but the wide receiver is risking his roster position to pursue the Olympics on the long jump team. If Goodwin does make the Olympic team, he will miss all of the summer training camps. Time will only tell if Goodwin will make the Olympic team, the Buffalo Bills team or neither. Get your tickets today to see the outcome when they start their season in August.
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The Buffalo Bills headed into the 2015 season in search of a new head coach. Doug Marrone coached the team for the previous two years, but resigned his contract in December 2014 to benefit from a contract loophole that was found. Rex Ryan, stepped up to the plate and coached the team for the remaining 2015 season. Ryan entered the Bills franchise halfway through the season and was unable to get the team to the playoffs. This was the 16th consecutive year the Bills have not made it to the playoffs. See if the Bills can make some serious changes for the better when they start their 2016 season in August. Tickets are still available so get yours today.
The Buffalo Bills are all done with away games for the regular season. From here on out, they will just be playing on their own field. Of course, The Bills do still have a shot at the post season as well. Regardless, be sure to catch the Bills in action now, because this is very likely your last chance. They will be hosting the Dallas Cowboys on December 27th, then the New York Jets on January 3rd. Tickets for those games are available starting at $47 and $26 respectively. The Bills have suffered a few losses lately, but they have won each of their home games in November and December, so you can count on these being exciting matches.
12/14/15 - The Buffalo Bills have had a very inconsistent season, which has become nothing but worse in the last few games. The Bills have only won one of their last four games, and their chances for playoff contention are slowly slipping through their grasp. On December 13, the Bills played against the Philadelphia Eagles for a nail-biting matchup. The Eagles had home field advantage going into the game, but that didn't stop the Bills from putting up a fight. The Eagles stormed and dominated during the first half and the Bills answered in the last two quarters, but it was too late. The Eagles added the 23-20 victory to their record. Get tickets today to see the Bills play live.
12/7/15 - The Buffalo Bills had a tight victory on December 6th against the Houston Texans. They started out in the lead, but they really cemented their victory by scoring 14 points in the second quarter. The final score came to 21-30. There are four games remaining for the Bills, two of which are on their own field, and they are just one win behind the New York Jets. If the Bills are hoping to overtake them and finish the season in the number two position for the AFC Eastern Division, these next few games will make all the difference. Their next home game will be on December 27th against the Dallas Cowboys. Tickets start at $87.
11/30/15 - Fans of the Buffalo Bills sure don't have much love for head coach Rex Ryan lately. When he was hired back in January, he promised to end the team's 15-year-long playoff absence, but hopes for that happening this season are rapidly dwindling. Many fans are calling for him to be fired, but he is receiving support from his players. Fullback Jerome Felton recently spoke about the expectations for Ryan and the team, saying, "When you don't perform up to those, you're going to take some heat." After Sunday's loss to Kansas City, the best the Bills can hope for is a Wild Card spot in the playoffs. Their next game is against the Texans at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo. Tickets are available for $17 and up.
11/23/15 - Rex Ryan presumed that New England would be out to bury his team in the standings on Monday night, and they may have done just that. The Buffalo Bills dropped to an even 5-5 with their loss in Foxborough this week, despite keeping pace with the mighty Patriots for much of the contest. In the end though, fumbles and a few key penalties sealed the Bills' fate, dropping them to the .500 mark with six games left on the regular slate. They'll try to bounce back on Sunday when they lock horns with the Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium in Missouri. Get your tickets today starting at just $24!
11/16/15 - Even when the Buffalo Bills are having a mediocre season, which has been fairly common in recent years, there's still one game they always get excited about. That would be the matchup with the New England Patriots, and it just so happens to be going down this weekend. Buffalo loves the opportunity to upset Tom Brady and the rest of the Patriots, and it could be a realistic possibility this year. Although the Patriots are still undefeated at 9 – 0, they haven't looked quite as fierce in recent games. Come find out if Buffalo will be able to pull off the upset and hand the Patriots their first loss of the season this Sunday.
11/9/15 - The Buffalo Bills were able to continue their winning streak against the New York Jets on Thursday night's matchup, defeating the opposing team 22 – 17. This was a much needed win for the Bills, who are now sitting in second place in the AFC Eastern Division with a 5 – 4 record. Buffalo will continue their road trip in Foxborough next weekend, when they take on Tom Brady and the rest of the red hot Patriots. Their next home game is Sunday, December 6 against the Houston Texans. The Bills will need all the support they can get after their tough road trip, so don't miss it! Tickets start at $38.
11/2/15 - The Buffalo Bills haven't had a completely unfortunate season as most predictors imagined they would. Currently, they have won three games and lost four, putting them in third place in the AFC Eastern Division. However, the last two Sunday's haven't been nice to the Bills, especially their close game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Bills and Jaguars made a hop across the pond to play in London against each other, and the teams put on a good showing. The Jaguars dominated in the first half, but the Bills were able to score 18 points in the fourth quarter. Unfortunately, the comeback was too late and the game went to the Jaguars 34-31. Watch them play live against the Miami Dolphins on November 8.
10/26/15 - The season isn't quite halfway over yet, but Buffalo Bills fans have to be slightly stunned to see their team bringing up the rear in the AFC East at this point. Who could've expected resurgent performances from the Miami Dolphins and New York Jets all in the same year? Buffalo's not nearly out of the conversation—at 3-4, they're just a couple W's away from possibly landing themselves back in second place. Rex Ryan's crew will enjoy a Week 8 bye before returning to square off with each of their division rivals throughout November. First up, Miami—get your tickets for 11/8 at Ralph Wilson Stadium starting at just $61!
10/19/15 - The Buffalo Bills' most recent loss ties up their record with three wins and three losses. It was a close game when the Bills hosted the Cincinnati Bengals, but they simply could not hold it together and fell behind with a final score of 34-21. Now, the Bills are traveling to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars, and then they will return to Buffalo to host the Miami Dolphins on November 8th. This will be one of only four remaining home games, so be sure to catch them in action while you can. Fans recognize that their opportunities are running out so these last few games are almost out of tickets. You can attend the next one starting at $69.
10/14/15 - A do-it-all performance from Tyrod Taylor kept the Buffalo Bills from dropping to a sub-.500 record, as they trumped the Tennessee Titans 14-13 this week. Buffalo's young QB put up 109 yards passing and 76 more rushing, logging touchdowns on both fronts—and accounting for all of the Bills' scoring in the process. The loss drops the Titans to 1-3 and improves Buffalo to 2-0 on the road in 2015. They'll be playing at home in Week 6, however, as Rex Ryan's squad gets set to host the surprising Cincinnati Bengals on 10/18. Get your tickets for live NFL action at Ralph Wilson Stadium today! Seats for the game start at $62 apiece!
10/5/15 - Rex Ryan's Buffalo Bills are now 2-2 this season, following their 24-10 loss to Eli Manning and the Giants this past weekend. Tyrod Taylor had a solid outing at the QB spot for Buffalo, logging 274 yards on 28 completions out of 42 attempts. Charles Clay was the beneficiary in the backfield, grabbing nine receptions for 111 total yards. It wasn't enough for the Bills to fight back from a 16-3 halftime deficit though, as NY went on to take the win. Buffalo heads to Nashville to face the Tennessee Titans this Sunday, and you can pick up tickets to be there in person! Seats start at $46, but act now because supplies are going quickly!
9/28/15 - Now that the Buffalo Bills have had their third game, it seems like they are starting to gain some momentum. With two wins and a single loss, the Bills have managed to consistently improve their score in each of their matches so far. Most recently, they racked up an outrageous 41 points against the Miami Dolphins' 14. From here, they will be returning to their home field to host the New York Giants on October 4th. Tickets are still available starting at $92. After this match, the Bills will be heading out on the road and will not return until October 18th to host the Cincinnati Bengals. Tickets for that match start at $83.
9/21/15 - After winning their season opener, the Buffalo Bills lost to the Patriots. The Bills made a strong drive in the final quarter, scoring 19 of their 32 points, but it was not enough to win. Tyrod Taylor had 23 of 30 passes completed for a total of 242 yards and three touchdowns, one of which he rushed. After the Patriots scored a field goal with only 1:15 left to play, the Bills were unsuccessful in a final drive when Logan Ryan intercepted a pass from Taylor to Sammy Watkins. Watkins did successful receive six passes for 60 yards and scored one of the touchdowns. Robert Woods had the other touchdown, and caught three passes for 60 yards. The Bills next play the Dolphins on the 27th. You can still get your tickets, with prices starting at $57.
9/14/15 - The season just got started, but the Buffalo Bills are already dominating. When they took on the Indianapolis Colts on September 13th, the Bills managed to shut them out for the entire first half. The final score came to 14-27. Their work is not done yet, however, because each team in the AFC Eastern Division also won their opener. If you missed the excitement, you will not have to wait long for another opportunity to see the Bills in action. Their very next game, on September 20th, will be another home game, in which they will host the New England Patriots. Tickets are already going fast, but you can still get yours starting at $104. After this game, the Bills will not play on their home field again until October 4th.
9/7/15 - The biggest news out of the Buffalo Bills this week is the recent deal between the franchise and defensive tackle Macell Dareus. They signed him to a six-year extension in a deal that is worth $108 million over seven season, including $60 million in guaranteed money. The reason this deal is making headlines is that this guarantee is the highest in NFL history for non-quarterbacks, although the average annual value of the contract is less than some other tackles. The Bills also recently announced the addition of tight end Nick O'Leary to their practice squad. The Bills are preparing for their home opener against the Colts on the 13th. It is not too late to get tickets to catch all the action in person, with prices starting at $71.
9/3/15 - The Buffalo Bills had their final preseason game on Thursday night against the Detroit Lions. For the game, both teams allowed the majority of their starters to rest and gave the rest of the roster a time to shine, especially as the final cuts to the roster are happening this weekend. By Saturday, the Bills have to have a 53-man roster. The Lions won the game 17-10. Buffalo led early, but by half time the game was tied. Fourteen of the Lions' points came from three Bills turnovers. Despite the final score, the Bills did work well on moving the ball along with quarterback Matt Simms. The regular season opener is on September 13 against the Colts, and you still have time to get your tickets. Prices start at $26.
8/24/15 - The preseason has started off with a pair of one-point games for the Buffalo Bills, and with a win in their second contest, they know they're headed in the right direction. The Bills and Browns entered the fourth quarter of their warm-up game knotted at 3-3 before Johnny Manziel broke things up with a 21-yard touchdown pass to Shane Wynn. Buffalo would not be rattled though, as EJ Manuel led his offense on a 12-play, 86-yard drive culminating in a 14-yard TD pass to Andre Davis. Manuel then threw to Bronson Hill to complete the two-point conversion, giving the Bills a decisive edge in the closing moments of the contest. Next up on the schedule: the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday at Ralph Stadium. Get your seats now starting at $17!
8/17/15 - This is probably not how Buffalo Bills fans were hoping to kick the preseason off. In their first game of the preseason, the Bills scored 24 points against the Carolina Panthers' 25. While it is disappointing to see them lose by a single point, it is reassuring to know that the Bills are competitive. Additionally, it is beneficial that this loss came before the official season started, which allows the Bills to improve their strategy and enter the season strong. Next, the Bills will be having an away game, but they will return on August 29th to host the Pittsburgh Steelers. Tickets for that game start at $19. They have three remaining games before the official season starts on September 13th. Tickets for the season opener are also still available, starting at $118.
8/3/15 - With the Buffalo Bills Training Camp underway, one of the positions open for grabs is quarterback, with a battle between Matt Cassel, E.J. Manuel, and Tyrod Taylor. This position is problematic for the team, and general manager Doug Whaley has recently acknowledged the less than ideal situation in which the team finds itself, describing it as almost quarterback purgatory. They were unable to get the top of the pick quarterbacks in the draft, due to their good record, and are not likely going to be able to get a top pick anytime soon. This leads them to a challenging situation to find the best talent for their team. However, in general Whaley and the rest of the team have a positive outlook on the season ahead. Fans can still get their tickets for the games, with prices starting at $3.
7/27/15 - The Buffalo Bills are wrapping up their final training camps these next couple of weeks before the 2015 regular season begins. The Bills have been in the NFL for 45 seasons and are going on their 46th. The Bills were able to improve their record from 6-10 in 2013 to 9-7 in 2014. Even though they were able to increase their overall record, the Bills weren't able to make it into postseason play. A lot of strategic moves were made during the draft in order for the Bills to get the fourth overall pick. With that pick, they chose Sammy Watkins. See if the Bills can improve their record even more in the 2015 season. Get your tickets today for any of their upcoming home games, starting in August.
7/16/15 - The Buffalo Bills' Offensive Line Coach Aaron Kromer has been placed on indefinite paid administration leave due to an alleged incident involving him punching a boy in the face in Florida on Sunday, July 12. His leave is in accordance with the Personal Conduct Policy of the league. The franchise will continue to investigate the circumstance and determine the coach's fate. Kromer is set to appear in court in Walton County, FL, on August 12. The team will continue without Kromer as they head to Training Camp at the end of July. The public can get tickets to six practices, which will be available at Dunn Tire, Safelite Auto Glass, Ticketmaster, and Bud Light starting July 20 at 9:00 a.m. Fans can also get tickets for the 2015 season, with prices as low as $2.
6/29/15 - As offseason training really gets into full swing, many are starting to realize that the Buffalo Bills have something special this season. ESPN's Ron Jaworski even goes as far as to say, "Yes, it's a playoff team to me," Could this be the year the Bills' 16 year streak of falling short of the playoffs ends? As more and more hype arises around the Buffalo Bills, many are getting more confident in their abilities to go all the way. The last time they were able to pull that off was 1999. Still, there is still a month of hard training before fans will see how competitive they really are. The season gets underway in mid August, so be sure to get your tickets and secure your spot on the sidelines.
6/15/15 - Last we heard, Buffalo Bills coach was very confident in his team's ability to perform in this upcoming season. He was even willing to predict they will go all the way to the playoffs. Now that actual training is underway, it seems the team is in a slight state of limbo. With major position changes being made recently, they have not quite found where everyone fits yet. With the absence of Aaron Williams, filling the Buffalo Bill's safety is proving to be especially difficult. Many suspect that Corey Graham will be the one to rise up and become their new safety. There are just less than two months before the preseason starts for the Bills on August 14th, which is hopefully plenty of time to work everything out.
6/1/15 - Even though the NFL 2015 season is about two months away, Rex Ryan, the head coach of the Buffalo Bills, insists that his team is the best yet. In fact, he is confident that the Bills will make the playoffs, and he is not afraid to say it: "We're not tiptoeing into anything. We expect to be good. We expect to win this year. We're not afraid to say it." With offseason training just getting started, we are going to start finding out if there is anything to these claims. Of course, there is not a very long wait before the actual season gets underway either, then it will be clear if the Buffalo Bills have something special this year. Tickets for their season opener are still available.
5/21/15 - One of the Buffalo Bills' most beloved former players will intern on their coaching team during training camp. Hall of Fame wide receiver Andre Reed will be joining the coaching staff as part of the Walsh Coaching Internship, designed to provide coaching opportunities for minorities. Reed has 951 total career receptions which ranks him tenth in NFL history. He played with the Bills for 15 seasons from 1985 - 1999. He'll be a great help to the team. The Bills open their 2015 Season with a home game against the Indianapolis Colts. Get tickets now so that you get the seats you want. Tickets start at $75. Come out to the Ralph Wilson Stadium and enjoy a great afternoon of football while cheering your team toward victory.
5/7/15 - As the Buffalo Bills prepare for the 2015 season, there are plenty of new additions to the team to get excited about. LeSean McCoy may be the most surprising and the most exciting. A long time Pittsburgh player, he is the number one rusher in the league. Being drafted in 2009, he is a veteran of the game as well. Additionally, EJ Manuel, Seantrel Henderson, Cyrus Kouandjio, and Duke Williams leave the team in an impressive state. The games may start in mid August, but the tickets are already available. Get your seats early and get ready for an incredible year. Tickets for the home opener matchup, against the Carolina Panthers, can currently be acquired for as little as $4, but that price won't stick around for long.
4/21/15 - Opening night won't be an easy one for the Buffalo Bills in 2015, as they will start out the NFL regular season with a home contest versus the Indianapolis Colts and their All-Pro QB Andrew Luck. After narrowly missing the playoffs in 2014, the Bills are ready to take the next step behind the leadership of head coach Doug Marrone. Things stay tough in Week 2 for Buffalo however, with a visit from the reigning world champion New England Patriots—fresh off yet another thrilling Super Bowl victory. Other notable matchups on the schedule include a Week 12 tilt in Kansas City versus the Chiefs, Week 16 against Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys, and the season finale at home versus the New York Jets. Tickets are on sale now for 2015 NFL action!
2014-2015 Season
12/15/14 - The Buffalo Bills kept slim playoff hopes alive with a win this past weekend. The Bills grabbed a 21-13 win over previously high-flying Green Bay to move to 8-6; the Bills have won three of their last four games, but take to the road for their last two games of the season.
12/8/14 - After defeats of the New York Jets and Cleveland the last two weeks, the Buffalo Bills faltered in their December drive for the postseason. But it wasn't flr lack of late-game effort, as the Bills scored a pair of fourth-quarter touchdowns in their 24-17 loss to Denver.
12/1/14 - Despite the most valiant attempts by Cleveland's vaunted rookie quarterback, Johnny Manziel, the Buffalo Bills kept out of reach in a 26-10 win over the weekend. Kicker Dan Carpenter connected on four field goals in the decisive quarter for the Bills, of 49, 34 (twice) and 35 yards.
11/17/14 - Maybe the Buffalo Bills shouldn't have had a bye week. The Bills had won two straight before their off week in Week 9, but since then have lost two straight, forst to Kansas City, and last Thursday to Miami. The Bills were down just 12-9 after three quarters but allowed 10 points in the final quarter to fall.
11/10/14 - The second half of the Buffalo Bills' season did not start the way the first half did. The Bills were unable to extend their winning streak after their bye week, falling just short in a 17-13 loss to Kansas City.
11/4/14 - The Buffalo Bills are having a surprisingly good season, currently sitting in second place behind New England in the AFC East. Last week was their bye week, and so the Bills are preparing to take on a resurgent Kansas City squad.
10/27/14 - If you tuned into the Buffalo Bills' game on October 26th against the New York Jets, you definitely had a treat. In addition to tying a career high for touchdown passes, Kyle Orton managed to help lead his team to its third win in four games. The Bills even managed to force six turnovers throughout the game, guiding the Jets to a disappointing seventh loss in a row. It helped that the Bills got on the scoreboard early and kept the lead to the final score of 43-23. The Jets, on the other hand, left the stadium feeling disappointed and ready to turn their luck around. The Bills next face off against the Kansas City Chiefs at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, NY. Tickets are still available starting at $19.
10/10/14 - Come out to Ralph Wilson Stadium to see dual threat quarterback EJ Manuel lead the Bills to an AFC East crown and a berth in this year's NFL Playoffs. With remaining home dates against division rival New England Patriots and and visits from marquee teams like the Minnesota Vikings and the Green Bay Packers, there is plenty of great NFL action to be seen at unbeatable prices with Razorgator. Your division leading Buffalo Bills need your support as they take the field led by coach Doug Marrone in their quest to make the playoffs. With a manageable remaining schedule and a team peaking at the right time, your Bills are poised to make the playoffs. With tickets starting at under $50, Razorgator can get your to the game without breaking the bank.
9/16/14 - The Buffalo Bills are certainly the surprise team to emerge victorious in the NFL after two weeks of football. EJ Manuel and crew are first in the AFC East, thanks to convincing wins over Chicago and Miami. They won the game for the late Ralph Wilson, who the franchise immortalized in the stadium named for him, revealing a gold namesake on Sunday's home opener. Are the Bills a fluke? Score Buffalo Bills tickets for a minimum of $94 this weekend and watch this New York franchise prove themselves against the San Diego Chargers.
9/9/14 - The Buffalo Bills sent the Chicago Bears reeling when they stretched their Week 1 game into overtime and ran away with a 23-20 victory at Soldier Field. Defensive end Kyle Williams intercepted Jay Cutler's fourth quarter pass, and the Bills ultimately scored off a Fred Jackson run which set up the game-winning field goal. In the front office, tentative ownership of the franchise was dealt to Terry and Kim Pegula, owner of the Buffalo Sabres hockey franchise. In Week 2 the Bills will host another surprise winner from last week: the Miami Dolphins, who defeated Tom Brady and the New England Patriots on Sunday. Score Buffalo Bills tickets now and see if EJ Manuel's wrecking crew can ride their winning momentum into Ralph Wilson Stadium on 9/14. Get into the Bill's first home game of the year for a minimum of $106.
9/3/14 - Your wait is almost over. The 2014 NFL season is kicking off this week, and the Buffalo Bills are gearing up for their Sunday matchup against the Chicago Bears! All eyes have been on rookie wide receiver Sammy Watkins Jr. and quarterback EJ Manuel through preseason, but for their Week 1 bout, the Bills defense will have to find a way to shut down Chicago's elite offense and slippery receivers. Get your Buffalo Bills tickets for their 9/7 season opener at Soldier Field for a minimum of $143.
8/27/14 - The Buffalo Bills are primed for their final preseason game before the start of regular season. For most teams in the NFL, this will be their fourth exhibition match of the summer, but the Bills are poised to kick off their fifth bout against the Detroit Lions. Buffalo fans are grateful to have received an extra practice round, as their starting quarterback EJ Manuel is still getting his feet on the ground. While starters typically don't see playing time in the fourth preseason game, head coach Doug Marrone may give Manuel a final opportunity to polish up before the regular season, otherwise, the franchise will look towards Thad Lewis, Jeff Tuel or Dennis Dixon to step up. Score your Buffalo Bills tickets for tomorrow's game at Ralph Wilson Stadium for an unbeatable get-in price of $1.
8/12/14 – At this point in preseason, the Buffalo Bills already have two games in the bag. After losing to the New York Giants in the Hall of Fame opener, the squad roared back for a victory over the Carolina Panthers. Watching Buffalo's off the field action is nearly as exciting as seeing Sammy Watkins' one-hand-grabs in practice: Bon Jovi and his Toronto group's rebid has been accepted. Now finalists in the Bills sale, the buyers are scheduled to meet with the franchise trust team this week in Manhattan. Buy Buffalo Bills tickets for their Week 2 preseason game at the Pittsburgh Steelers; pay as little as $11 to get-in at Heinz Field this Saturday (8/16).
8/5/14 – The bidding war for the Buffalo Bills franchise rages on, but forget about Bon Jovi and Donald Trump for a moment—your team just played their first exhibition game of the year! Sunday's Hall of Fame Game may have seen the upstate team slide to the Giants (17-11) late in the game, but the team looks to be syncing up. EJ Manuel targeted Sammy Watkins through some of his playtime, but the rookie had a rough debut that will be sharpened throughout preseason. Score Buffalo Bills tickets for their next exhibition game of 2014, this Friday in Carolina. Get-in for a minimum of $23 and see if Buffalo's receiving corps can put up bigger numbers than the Panther's rebuilt line.
7/29/14 – While most other teams have just kicked off training camp, the Buffalo Bills have been well underway to prepare for their upcoming exhibition game this Sunday. Bills fans will get the first good look at football this season, in the 2014 Hall of Fame Game opposite the New York Giants. The athletes are certainly getting antsy for some hard-hitting action, as the OL and DL were both forced to call a truce (ratified by team captain Eric Wood) on Monday following two separate scrums. You have to be in the stands and see your eager players get a jump on the gridiron; buy Buffalo Bills tickets and watch live football this weekend for as little as $44 in Canton, OH.
7/21/14 – We're two days into the Buffalo Bills 2014 training camp, and eagerness for the season is at an all-time high. "We've been in doldrums for 14 years. Let's do everything we can to get into the playoffs. We owe it to our fans," said GM Doug Whaley. Two more players, CJ Spiller and EJ Manuel are excited to hit full-speed with their "boy" Sammy Watkins and are confident that the talented youngster will make a bid for Offensive Rookie of the Year. "The kid is special," boasted the quarterback. See if this offensive trio can become NFL's trifecta by the start of the season. Lockdown Buffalo Bills tickets at the Chicago Bears on Sept. 7; pay a minimum of $180 to score a seat for the highly anticipated Week 1 matchup.
7/16/14 – Depending on how you look at it, Buffalo Bills fans could be the luckiest in the NFL! Buffalo Bills tickets offer the cheapest average price for home games, not just in the AFC East, but across the entire league. Tickets at Ralph Wilson Stadium this season are averaging $129.85—that's a whopping 42.1% below the NFL average. Their Week 15 matchup against the Green Bay Packers shows the highest prices, costing $163.50 on average, with a get-in price of $47.
7/9/14 – It's undeniable that all eyes will be fixed upon Sammy Watkins Jr this season. The top pick is expected to give the Buffalo Bills a significant lift alongside sophomore quarterback EJ Manuel. What about another young player looking for a breakout year? Wide receiver Marquise Goodwin is primed for impact, with three touchdown receptions, a phenomenal kickoff return for TD, and over 40 yards in his rookie season last year. Buy Buffalo Bills tickets now and see this prowling playmaker on his way to a standout season. There is less than a month before the Bills impress on the gridiron for the annual NFL Hall of Fame Game. Score Bills tickets for this exhibition match against the New York Giants (8/3) at a minimum of $69.
7/2/14 – The Buffalo Bills' worst fears were confirmed this morning when doctors determined Kiko Alonso tore his ACL on Tuesday. The productive linebacker, and one of Buffalo's brightest stars, injured himself while working out in Oregon and is likely to miss the entire 2014 season with a 7-9 month recovery period. Last year Alonso finished second in AP's NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year voting after racking up 159 tackles. Luckily, the team made two signings in Keith Rivers and Brandon Spikes to cover some holes, allowing Manny Lawson, Preston Brown or Nigel Bradham to serve as replacement for Alonso. Score your Buffalo Bills tickets now to see this strong defense topple adversity in 2014.
6/25/14 –The Buffalo Bills sale saga continues. Donald Trump recently announced to the Twitter-sphere: "I am the only potential owner of the @buffalobills who will keep the team in Buffalo, where it belongs!" Trump is getting popular reception, as talk from interested buyers like Bon Jovi and Larry Tanenbaum have revealed a desire to move the team into a more populated area, such as Toronto. The Bills will be the first NFL team to pump iron this summer, with training camp slated for July 18 and first official practice on July 20 (open to the public). That's a five-day head start over all other 31 teams, so the season will be here before you know it. Secure your Buffalo Bills tickets now!
6/17/14 – The Buffalo Bills jumpstarted day one of mandatory minicamp today, taking in a few more practices before training camp gets underway in July. Bills GM Doug Whaley has been actively watching over every drill and snap taken because he's "always win-now mode"—though the GM knows that statement is chiefly important to prove before Buffalo gets a new owner. Playoffs are plausible with the improvement of EJ Manuel, the bolstering of Buffalo's defense that racked up a franchise-record 57 sacks and the deep roster of wide receivers, capped off by Sammy Watkins, working in cohesion. Lock in Buffalo Bills tickets now and see them capitalize in their "win now" season!
6/10/14- The Buffalo Bills are kicking off their final set of OTAs before next week's mandatory three-day minicamp, and boy is this team ready to go. From the players to coaches and fans, the Buffalo Bills nation can hardly wait to get the season started, or put an end their abysmal playoff drought. Last week was full of interviews and statements regarding their potential breach of postseason, which culminated in second-year coach Doug Marrone's statement: "We're going to make the playoffs…We have to do it and do it the right way." The Bills got started with aggressive offseason moves including bagging Sammy Watkins, who is expected to have immediate impact, and a burgeoning elite defense. Is this the year they crush the AFC East? Buy your Buffalo Bills tickets now and find out in 2014!
6/3/14 - In lieu of the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers $2 billion sale, many people are wondering if the on-the-market Buffalo Bills will command a heavier price point than previously anticipated. And with big money buyers in the LA and Toronto area, even Donald Trump and Bon Jovi making bids, the small-market Buffalo team is likely to call a new site home soon. Catch your team while you still can, at Ralph Wilson Stadium with 2014 Buffalo Bills tickets!
5/28/14 - The Buffalo Bills remain in the NFL as the team with the longest playoff drought: 14 years since their last postseason appearance. This year's squad will look to do a 360 on that number, with EJ Manuel maturing in his second year at QB, the crucial selection of Sammy Watkins to add depth on offense, and some key defensive movements to bolster an already solid squad that includes Manny Lawson, Brandon Spikes and Keith Rivers. OTAs have officially kicked off, but fans will note the absence of three integral players; DE Mario Williams, WR Robert Woods, LB Kiko Alonso, each underwent surgery in the offseason for lingering injuries. While they won't be present at the outset of spring training, the stars should be back in time for summer. Score Buffalo Bills tickets to see this team and their healthy players back in action!
5/20/14 - The Buffalo Bills held one of the most talked-about rookie minicamps over the weekend, as the organization realized how lucky they were to land No. 4 overall pick Sammy Watkins Jr. (acquired in a trade with Cleveland). The Bills are going to need sure hands like Watkins supporting EJ Manuel, who the organization is going "all in" with under center. Aside from the Bills' seven draft picks, 21 eager tryouts were in competition over the weekend; only one (WR Caleb Holley) signed to Buffalo's provisional 90-man roster. Bills fans also need to gear up for new faces off the field. Buffalo will likely introduce their new owner in the next few months, as bidding for the team is to start soon. Get your Buffalo Bills tickets now and experience the refurbished team in 2014!
5/14/14 - The Bills were looking to land an impact player and did just that by moving up to take Clemson WR Sammy Watkins. Now they will hope he can adjust to the weather and EJ Manuel can unlock defenses with him. Interestingly, the Bills went for huge defensive lineman Seantrel Henderson in the 7th round. Henderson, who is 6' 7" and 331 pounds, would have gone higher but was suspended multiple times while at the University of Miami and also failed a drug test at the combine.
4/17/14 - The Buffalo Bills were chosen to kick off the NFL season in the annual Hall of Fame Game Sunday, Aug 3 in Ohio. The Bills are pitted against the New York Giants a day before their former franchise player WR Andre Reed receives his induction. After playing the inaugural preseason match, the Buffalo Bills will take on their regular four-part slate of exhibition games. The Bills will handle their first two competitions on the road: Week 1 in Carolina against the Panthers and Week 2 in Pittsburgh against the Steelers. Buffalo returns home to host the Buccaneers in Week 3 and the Lions in Week 4 at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Buffalo Bills tickets for their Aug 28 preseason finale versus Detroit offers a get-in price of $10.
In a Super Bowl XXV rematch, the Buffalo Bills and New York Giants will kick off the preseason with this year's Hall of Fame Game August 3. Then, on September 14 the Bills will look to extend their winning streak against the Miami Dolphins to three in their home-opener at Ralph Wilson Stadium (avg. $190). Buffalo has two of their first three games and five of their first eight at home and play just two playoff teams this season (both at home). While the end of the schedule is tough, the Buffalo Bills schedule is set up nicely to have a winning season! The final game at Buffalo against the Green Bay Packers is the most expensive, averaging $244. The Bills will look to extend its perfect home record against the Pack to 6-0, the longest active streak against an opponent. For the first time since 2007, the Buffalo Bills will not play in Toronto. Struggling to sell out last season, the secondary market often offers cheap Buffalo Bills tickets below face value. Prices in Western New York are up 45 percent over last season but at an average of $218 still fall way below the league norm.
2013-2014 Season
2/13/14 – Last season, the Buffalo Bills (6-10) finished dead last in the AFC East despite an impressive defensive line that included three defenders with ten sacks or more (a first in franchise history). After Mike Pettine took the Cleveland Browns head coaching position, the Bills hired former Detroit Lions coach, Jim Schwartz to run the defense. On the offensive side of things, Buffalo hired former Jets WR Rob Moore as their wide receivers coach. Bills fans will not only witness new changes to the roster and coaching staff, they'll also experience a few renovations when they return to Ralph Wilson Stadium in 2014. Will the Bills have a breakout year and make the playoffs for the first time since 1999?
12/17/13 - The Buffalo Bills' EJ Manuel bounced back from the worst game of his season, to play the best of his career against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Though both teams were eliminated from playoffs on account of Miami's win last week, Buffalo's rookie QB displayed composure and inspired much optimism for his next season: Manuel threw for 2 TDs and ran for another, for 230 all-purpose yards in the 27-20 victory. Next week, the Bills will host the rising Dolphins, with hopes of knocking them right out of the playoff picture. Buffalo Bills tickets are cheap, at just $10 to see them thwart the visiting Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon.
12/10/13 - The faithful Buffalo fans were supportive all morning, but the Bills only showed up to play the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at halftime, and by then it was too late to comeback from the monstrous first half deficit that left them in defeat, at 27-6. EJ Manuel struggled to put up any points but the defense allowed the Bucs to tear up the field without contention, including rookie Bobby Rainey's highlight-reel rush. Now, Buffalo finds themselves among a number of 4-9 teams gunning for improvement, and the opportunity to do so presents itself next Sunday when they take on the Jacksonville Jaguars. Buffalo Bills tickets are among the cheapest of the week, at just $58 on average back in the Sunshine State.
12/3/13- The Buffalo Bills suffered a heart-wrenching overtime loss to the Atlanta Falcons during their annual game held in Toronto, Canada (34-31). Buffalo wasted a 14-0 lead, CJ Spiller's season-best performance and Fred Jackson's 2 TDs, by losing the ball on their last two possessions, allowing the Falcons to gain field goal position and kick the game-winning score. Though Buffalo must now dash postseason dreams and play just for pride for the remainder of the season, the Buffalo faithful will follow them wherever they go, even across borders! The Bills are pitted against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday in Florida; tickets are the second cheapest of the week, at $91 on average.
11/26/13 - The Buffalo Bills will emerge from their bye week well rested and hyped to play the flailing Atlanta Falcons for a chance to keep postseason hope alive. While on their break, the Bills gained a half-game lead in their division, and last week they annihilated Geno Smith and the New York Jets, 14-37. Don't count on this team to slow down any time soon: the playoff race has gotten tighter and tighter in the AFC, and the Bills are just one game out of the No. 6 seed spot! Score some club seats at Rogers Centre this weekend—they're heated and will keep you warm while other fans are freezing around the country watching their favorites this winter season! Buffalo Bills tickets are moderately priced at $144 on average and $48 at the lowest.
11/19/13- The Buffalo Bills crushed the New York Jets on Sunday with a convincing 37-14 victory. In the battle of rookie QBs, Buffalo halted their three game losing streak with the return of EJ Manuel, while Geno Smith led the Jets to a predictable loss (judging by their win-lose record). After playing his best game of the season, Manuel will hope to ride the momentum and sweep the remainder of the Bill's schedule for a realistic playoff bid, as their schedule presents many winnable games (Buccaneers, Jaguars, Dolphins, etc.). The Bills are heading into their bye, to rest up their hurting offensive weapons, and will come back Dec 1 to host the Atlanta Falcons.
11/12/13 - The Buffalo Bills have put their playoff potential in serious jeopardy with their most recent loss to the Steelers on Sunday, 10-23. But the boys aren't throwing in the towel just yet, as their starting quarterback EJ Manuel is back in action! Though he played a less than stellar game against Pittsburgh, the rookie will get help from star running backs C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson on the ground. See if Manuel gets his groove back in Week 11 when they host the New York Jets: tickets are feasible, at $34 to get in and $88 on average.
11/5/13 - The Buffalo Bills were denied victory by the still unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, falling 23-13. Despite leading at the half and outgaining the opposition 470 yards to 210 (attributed by C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson), the Bills created too many turnovers, including a 100-yard pick six by Sean Smith, and dropped to 3-6. Good news for Bills fans comes in the form of starting QB EJ Manuel, who announced his return to practice this week; coach Marrone has yet to determine whether the rookie is healthy enough from his LCL injury to be in position to play. Matt Flynn was released after the return of Manuel, while other backup QB Thad Lewis was sidelined with bruised ribs, and third string rookie Jeff Tuel made a shaky first start against the Chiefs. Next week, the Bills play the flailing Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field; tickets are a reasonable $28 to get in.
10/29/13 - Despite an early lead, the Buffalo Bills were outdone by the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, who ran away with a 35-17 victory. In his third start, Thad Lewis did not have his best outing, with 4 sacks and 3 turnovers, though he did manage to finish with 234 yards. Against a tough opponent, the Bills showed great resiliency and heart, and will presumably carry their never-die spirit into Week 9 when they face the forbidding Kansas City Chiefs. The Bills will attempt to snap KC's perfect season, with the help of Mario Williams, one of the best pass rushers in the game. Buffalo Bills tickets are $101 on average.
10/22/13 - Despite being 4th in the AFC East, the Buffalo Bills have certainly upped the ante, with their triumph over worthy opponents, the Miami Dolphins on Sunday. The final score of 23-21 was guided by young third-string quarterback Thad Lewis, who persevered on the field after blowing an early 14-point lead: he kept Buffalo in the game before securing a winning field goal late in the fourth quarter, by none other than Dan Carpenter, a released former Dolphins kicker. Lewis was sacked four times and threw an interception, but in his second start, he finished with 202 yards. The Bills had just 90 yards rushing, from Fred Jackson (knee) and CJ Spiller (ankle) who will need rest before Buffalo's biggest challenge yet. Next week, the Bills will face Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints. Buffalo Bills tickets at Mercedes-Benz Superdome next Sunday are one of the hottest games of the week, at $246 on average.
10/16/13 - The Buffalo Bills fell short of their exciting fourth quarter rally to defeat the Cincinnati Bengals, who came out on top, 27-24, in overtime. Despite the loss, there was admirable play by former practice squad quarterback Thaddeus Lewis (in for injured EJ Manuel) who knocked a 40-yard pass to Marquise Goodwin that got the crowd roaring and tied the game in the fourth quarter with a minute remaining, but the Bills were unable to hold the Bengals off in overtime. Unfortunately, it surfaced that Thad suffered a foot injury from the Week 6 match up, and the Bills have now signed Matt Flynn to the roster, as Lewis' condition is day-to-day. Flynn will be the ninth QB to have taken a practice snap in the unbelievably injury-prone QB position the Bills have had to deal with this season. The Buffalo Bills have a crucial divisional face off in Week 7 when they visit the Miami Dolphins; tickets start at $30 and average $112.
10/8/13 - The Buffalo Bills not only lost their game on Thursday to the Cleveland Browns, but they also lost starting quarterback EJ Manuel to a LCL sprain in the process. With a final score of 24-37, Manuel went down in a third quarter effort to scramble the ball up the field against a team who also lost their promising quarterback, Brian Hoyer. The Bills are now in dire straits, as they will start Thad Lewis in a Week 6 matchup opposite the Cincinnati Bengals. Head coach Doug Marrone determined unsigned rookie Jeff Tuel's 8-20 passing performance with a game obliterating pick-6 on Thursday night would not be enough to best the Bengals, hot off the heels of their victory over the Patriots. Buffalo Bills tickets are the third lowest of the week, averaging at $115 when they host Cincinnati on Sunday.
10/1/13 - The Buffalo Bills are 2-2 coming off their Week 4 victory over the Baltimore Ravens 23-20. Baltimore's Joe Flacco threw five interceptions, and rookie quarterback EJ Manuel is getting in the swing of things, connecting a 42-yard touchdown pass to Robert Woods. Integral running backs C.J. Spiller sustained a sprained ankle, and Fred Jackson a sprained MCL, leaving a hole in their offense, with a number of others injured, including cornerback Aaron Williams. Perhaps one of the teams with the most injuries thus far, the Bills are showing great resiliency. Without a full week to recover, the Bills will be nursing their numerous wounded players best they can, as they are set to play the surprisingly thriving Cleveland Browns team on the road this Thursday. Looking to travel to Cleveland this week to support the Bills? Tickets at FirstEnergy Stadium for Week 5 start at $32 and average $86.
9/25/13 - After a trying comeback, the Buffalo Bills' efforts fell short when they came up 20-27 in their defeat by the New York Jets. EJ Manuel and CJ Spiller have yet to find their groove together, as the rookie quarterback is having trouble connecting downfield throws. Things still look promising for Buffalo, with rookie linebacker, Kiko Alonso on deck. Alonso is contributing huge numbers on defense and will be coming into Week 4 with 27 tackles, 2 forced fumbles and 2 interceptions. The Buffalo Bills will be sure to put up a virtuous fight at home to play the Ravens in New York on Sunday. The average ticket price for a seat at Orchard Park is averaging at $101.
After going 6-10 last season and missing the
NFL Playoffs
, the Bills made some major changes for 2013. Gone are general manager Buddy Nix, coach Chan Gailey, and quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick. New coach Doug Marrone must decide between veteran Kevin Kolb and surprise first round pick EJ Manuel as his starting quarterback. Whichever quarterback wins out, he will be boosted by returning receiver Stevie Johnson and rookies Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin. The defense, which was highly touted coming into last season, should make improvements around star defensive end Mario Williams. The average price for Bills tickets for a regular season game at home this season is $128. This puts them at 27th most expensive in the league and 32% below league average.
The Bills open the regular season against the defending AFC Champion
New England Patriots
. The Week 1 matchup on the 2103 Bills schedule, with Patriots vs. Bills tickets averaging $158, is the most expensive game at Ralph Wilson Stadium this season. When the Bills travel to New England to end the regular season in Week 17, tickets are more than twice as expensive. The Bills also play a home game in Toronto at the Rodgers Center in Week 13 against the
Atlanta Falcons
, with an average Falcons vs. Bills tickets price of $211. Another schedule highlight is the Bills' Week 4 game against the
Super Bowl
Baltimore Ravens
, which is averaging $146 for Ravens vs. Bills tickets. The least expensive Bills home game is their Week 9 matchup against the
Kansas City Chiefs
, with an average price of $109.
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Last month UK studio nDreams released a trailer snippet for an upcoming Project Morpheus and Oculus Rift game that was to be announced and demoed during E3.
The developer has now revealed that this upcoming title is called The Assembly and is designed "from the ground up" to be a "perfect VR adventure experience". nDreams says the game is on track to be available alongside the commercial launch of both Project Morpheus for PS4 and Oculus Rift for PC – neither of which have an official release date at this point.
The Assembly is described as a "unique adventure" full of puzzle-solving, exploration and tension, with a "powerful" storyline penned by Tom Jubert who previously worked on Penumbra, Driver: San Francisco, The Swapper and FTL.
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