ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Six straight losing seasons, a poor economy and the NFL lockout are blamed for the Buffalo Bills’ lowest season-ticket sales figures in 10 years.
Chief executive officer Russ Brandon says the Bills have sold 37,555 season tickets in leading up to their home opener against Oakland on Sunday.
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