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To paraphrase sportscaster Chris Berman, nobody circles the wagons like Buffalo Bills season-ticket sellers. Despite nine years out of the National Football League playoffs, widespread grumbling about the coaching staff and a tough economy, the Bills are on track to sell about 55,000 season tickets this year. That would rank as the third-highest in the team’s 50-year history. The Bills already have sold 53,048 season tickets, with almost two months left until the first home preseason game.
Team officials believe they have a shot at matching last season’s total of 56,011, second only to the 57,132 sold in 1992.
After the disappointing end to the 2008 season, there was widespread speculation that the Bills would face a major task in selling anywhere close to last year’s total.
Group tickets went on sale to the public Saturday. The Bills already have sold out the first four of their seven regular-season games in Orchard Park, and fewer than 3,000 tickets remain for the Miami game Nov. 29.
Team officials believe they have a shot at matching last season’s total of 56,011, second only to the 57,132 sold in 1992.
After the disappointing end to the 2008 season, there was widespread speculation that the Bills would face a major task in selling anywhere close to last year’s total.
Group tickets went on sale to the public Saturday. The Bills already have sold out the first four of their seven regular-season games in Orchard Park, and fewer than 3,000 tickets remain for the Miami game Nov. 29.
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