Buffalo Bills Tickets

The rough and tough Buffalo Bills have been a staple in the NFL since being established in 1959. The team has enjoyed having 17 playoff appearances in their history including seasons played as part of the AFL. The Bills have gone on to win 10 divisional championships and back to back conference titles from 1964-65.

In 2009, the Buffalo Bills are celebrating their 50th Season in the NFL. The team is headed by coach Dick Jauron while Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has been filling in for the injured Trent Edwards after suffering a concussion early in the season. Edwards is expected to rejoin the team by the mid-season. Fans are buying Buffalo Bills tickets to check out the exciting rookie safety Jairus Byrd who has the best Quarterbacks in the game scratching their helmets with his remarkable ability to intercept passes when teams least expect it.

Fun Bills Tickets Facts:

• The Buffalo Bills are the only New York football team who play their home games inside the State borders of New York. Both the New York Giants and the New York Jets play their home games in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
• Legendary Quarterback Jim Kelly is the only player in Bills history to have his number retired. The Bills have not yet 'officially' retired OJ Simpson's number.
• The Buffalo Bills have nine players in the Pro Football Hall of Fame: O.J. Simpson (1985), Billy Shaw (1999), Marv Levy (2001), James Lofton (2003), Joe DeLamielleure (2003), Thurman Thomas (2007), Bruce Smith (2009), and Ralph Wilson (2009).

Fans can access Buffalo Bills tickets online where they can often access excellent seats. Buffalo Bills tickets make great gifts for every football fan in your life.

The teams historical years go back to the 70s when OJ "The Juice" Simpson pretty much ruled the field as one of, if not the best, all-time Running Backs in the history of the NFL. In 1973 Simpson was the first NFL player to rush for more than 2,000 yards in a single season. Though this record has been broken by four other players since, Simpsons record still remains distinctive since he was the only player in history who did it in a 14-game season.

But the most Buffalo Bills tickets were puchased during the teams glory years with Pro Football Hall of Fame Quarterback Jim Kelly leading the franchise to four consecutive visits to the Super Bowl from 1990-1993. Since the Bills never took home the trophy, the franchise became known around the league as The Heartbreak Kids.