I keep reading about how Ralph Wilson and Chuck Schumer were thrilled that the schedule was made with 4 out of the last 6 games are away, so we don't have to worry about blackouts. But IMO, that really sucks. I've always liked the cold weather advantage, yeah I know it's not a huge advantage, but it does give opponents problems, especially when they are from the southern teams. I was reading this article and I think they nailed it.....
What do you think?
In fact, it could be argued that limiting Buffalo's late-season home games takes away its homefield advantage which is cold, bitter weather.
Last year's four late home games -- vs. Jacksonville, San Diego, Miami and Tennessee -- featured attractive opponents and still didn't sell out.
Bottom line: the schedule doesn't sell, a winning team sells and it's up to the Bills -- who haven't made the playoffs in seven seasons -- to put a better product on the field.
Why Buffalo playing five of its last eight games on the road is a good thing from a competitive standpoint isn't being advertised. Coaches and players don't like it but this appears to be the new tradeoff when playing for a small-revenue team like the Bills.
Last year's four late home games -- vs. Jacksonville, San Diego, Miami and Tennessee -- featured attractive opponents and still didn't sell out.
Bottom line: the schedule doesn't sell, a winning team sells and it's up to the Bills -- who haven't made the playoffs in seven seasons -- to put a better product on the field.
Why Buffalo playing five of its last eight games on the road is a good thing from a competitive standpoint isn't being advertised. Coaches and players don't like it but this appears to be the new tradeoff when playing for a small-revenue team like the Bills.
What do you think?
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