Buffalo Bills Tickets

Buffalo Bills Tickets

There are a few reasons to get Buffalo Bills tickets to Ralph Wilson Stadium in 2012.  Their quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, running back C.J. Spiller, and wide receiver Steve Johnson. Yes, at times Chan Gailey will find himself wondering how the Bills fell behind to such an extent, but these three players are always up for a fourth quarter offensive barrage. This team is continually disparaged by folks around the NFL. They have not been to the playoffs in forever and playing the AFC East hardly seems kind to a franchise fighting such futility, but they are also always a wild card during the regular season. No one wants to play these guys when they are hot.

The discussion turns to Ryan Fitzpatrick when discussing getting hot. He has little arm strength,  is terrified of staying in the pocket, and comes from Harvard. Yet, he makes magic happen once he rolls right. He and Johnson have some sort of mind meld that has made the receiver a great fantasy pick in the middle rounds. As the defense is often suspected, the offense has to rely on the cowboy quarterbacking of Fitzgerald,Buffalo’s lone ranger, and the receiving of Johnson, his Tonto. Sadly, the only character left in this metaphor is Silver, Fitzgerald’s horse, but this has to be C.J. Spiller. Spiller is the real deal and it has taken near consistent injury to Fred Jackson to prove this back needs to be considered the feature back or at least by considered 1A in the depth chart.

All this would not be possible if not for the effort of the offensive line. Though not ranked among the best in the NFL, this unit has come a long way from the unit a few seasons ago. Then, there was a reason Fitzgerald found it necessary to evade the pocket nearly every passing down. Now it is habit and now he claims the quickest release in the league as a result of pitching the ball as the linebacker bears down on him, but the line gives Spiller a regular chance to surpass 100 rushing yards.

The defense is being rebuilt around defensive ends Mario Williams and Mark Anderson and defensive tackles Kyle Williams and Marcell Dareus. The four have yet to make quite the impact they have been asked to, but two stalwart defensive tackles are going to slow down the run game up the middle and both the ends have a history of putting pressure on the quarterback. If this unit becomes everything that has been promised then general manager Buddy Nix has indeed done his job and givenBuffaloa chance to sport relevant Bills tickets again in 2012.