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The Bills have been in rebuilding mode for the past couple of seasons, but the foundation has been laid. Now, Buffalo Bills ticket holders can look forward to seeing the finished product take on the rest of the National Football League.
Head coach Dick Jauron is entering his third season with the Bills and has visions of returning this historic franchise to its rightful place atop the AFC. It’s simply been too long since the Bills reached the playoffs.

2008 Buffalo Bills Tickets: Offensive Preview
The Bills will be relying heavily on second-year running back Marshawn Lynch, who had a banner rookie campaign. He rushed for more than 1,115 yards and seven touchdowns. Buffalo certainly believes that was only the beginning of a brilliant career for Lynch. That’s good news for Bills ticket holders, who really haven’t had a game-breaking running back since Thurman Thomas was avoiding defenders at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Jauron is planning on turning the offense over to second-year quarterback Trent Edwards. Out of Stanford, Edwards looked poised at times during his rookie seasons, but he also showed sings of inexperience. With a year under his belt, Edwards is hoping to improve on his numbers and solidify himself as a solid starter in the NFL.
Speedster Lee Evans will be Edwards’ top target, but Bills ticket holders also will be keeping an eye on rookie James Hardy. The Bills selected Hardy out of Indiana in the second round. Hardy’s a big target and will be solid compliment to the speed of Evans.

2008 Buffalo Bills Tickets: Defensive Preview
Defensively, the Bills added a mammoth run-stopper in defensive tackle Marcus Stroud from Jacksonville. Stroud teamed up with John Henderson to help the Jaguars' develop into one of the toughest run defense in the league. Bills ticket holders are hoping Stroud can bring that kind of dominance to Ralph Wilson Stadium.
Buffalo also improved it’s already talented secondary, with the addition Troy State cornerback Leodis McKelvin. The Bills nabbed the playmaking corner in the first round and have high hopes. At Troy State, McKelvin was not only solid in coverage, but he was also a dynamic kick returner.

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10. Surprise of the 2007 NFL Season: While not overloaded with big-name talent, the Buffalo Bills could be one of the biggest surprises of the NFL season. Will you be at the Ralph to experience it?

9. Ralph Wilson Stadium tickets: One of the most historic stadiums in the NFL, venerable Ralph Wilson Stadium has played host to tons of memorable football games. That certainly will continue this year.

8. Buffalo Wings: You simply can’t pick out Buffalo Bills tickets without thinking about those tasty little chicken wings dipped in that delicious spicy, tangy sauce. It’s the perfect combination: Buffalo wings and 2007 Buffalo Bills football tickets.

7. 2007 Buffalo Bills Schedule: Check out the Bills schedule. It’s completely loaded with big-time games, highlighted by the season opener against AFC powerhouse Denver.
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6. Paul Posluszny: After sending veteran linebacker Takeo Spikes to Philadelphia, the Bills chose his successor in Penn State’s Paul Posluszny.

5. Backfield by committee: The Bills said goodbye to the talented but unreliable Willis McGahee, leaving a large void in the backfield. The “A-Train,” Anthony Thomas is the most experienced returning rusher, but he’ll have to share playing time with the Bills’ first-round pick.

4. Marshawn Lynch: The Bills snatched up the explosive Marshawn Lynch out of California with the 12th pick in the first round of the NFL Draft.

3. J.P. Losman: The third-year quarterback out of Tulane showed signs of progress last year. He completed 63.5 percent of his attempts and threw for 19 touchdowns. But Losman needs to take that next step and punch the Bills’ ticket to the NFL Playoffs. In order to due so, he’ll need to cut down on his 14 interceptions.

2. Lee Evans: After plodding through two so-so seasons to begin his tenure in the NFL, Evans exploded for a career year in 2006. The burner out of Wisconsin torched defenses for 1,292 yards, averaging nearly 16 yards per reception. Buffalo Bills ticket holders are expecting bigger and better things from Evans in 2007.

1. Losman-to-Evans: The Bills could have the next great quarterback-receiver tandem in their huddle. Losman hooked with Evans 82 times last season, leading to eight touchdowns.