r/buffalobills

30 years old today, they grow up so fast 🥹

Fingers crossed this guy is ready to go to start the season....

Hi everyone, I honestly don’t know if this is the right place to post this but I thought I’d try 🥹

My boyfriend is a HUGE Josh Allen fan and has always wanted to go to a Buffalo Bills game. I honestly don’t know much about football myself, but I know how much it would mean to him.

He’s been studying nonstop for months for his LSAT in August and I really want to surprise him with Bills tickets for a September game to celebrate because I’m so proud of him. The only issue is I’m a student too and I had no idea how expensive NFL tickets are lolll.

Does anyone know the best way to get cheaper Bills tickets? Like certain games that are more affordable, best time to buy, trusted resale sites/groups, student discounts, literally any advice at all. I’d love to make this happen for him somehow because he truly deserves it after all the hard work he’s put in🫶

So I’ve seen many posts and write ups about the Bills offense in 2025 and some of the shortcomings, despite the fact that we still had a top 5 scoring offense.

I feel like the best “offensive” years for Josh and the team was when Josh was able to ‘air it out’ to some degree those first few years with Diggs. Now granted, Josh is a different player, mentally, physically, has more experience. I’m curious if Brady and the coaching staff will design this offense closer to the 2020-2021 or even the MVP year where it felt like the offense was on a heater.

With DJ Moore as our true #1, I feel the rest of the room can now slide into their natural roles if you will and with Kincaid fully healthy (finally!), perhaps that dream can become true.

What say you? Are you expecting a more leaning pass offense with maybe more actual pass plays and less runs (on average) per game? Or is this going to be similar to an “Everybody Eats” mindset with a new coat of paint added with Moore? I mean, we still have arguably a top 5 RB with James Cook. Maybe involve him more into the passing game so he can still have his touches, but be more of a Swiss Army knife than how he was in 2025. See 2024 even.

Per Sal Capaccio:

For those wondering why Dalton Kincaid did not have knee surgery this season, we asked and he addressed it today: “After the season ended, I talked to a lot of doctors who know a lot more than I do regarding the PCL and everything that has to do with health and they advised against it. So, believe them and that kind of went into setting a good foundation for strength around the need to support it…..got plenty of opinions from people, you know, great doctors, a bunch of team doctors around the league, and so I went with their suggestions and opinions.” He said he would’ve had surgery had the doctors recommended it.