papazoid

all I can say is, that his interpretation is above my pay grade, I hope he is right. i'm just surprised that Polancarz and others haven't stated that previously.

total nonsense http://www2.erie.gov/exec/index.php?q=buffalo-bills-stadium-lease

Longtime Bills treasurer Jeffrey C. Littmann, 59, is one of the executors of Wilson's estate, and he will be part of the decision-making team in charge of overseeing the sale of the team. It's believed there are one or two other executors in addition to Littmann. http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/what8217s-next-for-the-bills-for-now-the-team-will-be-controlled-by-a-trust-20140325

ding ding ding

if ralph ever came out and said the bills are staying in WNY no matter what, he would have lost his leverage to get the county and state to kick in the same support that most if not all other nfl franchises enjoy from their local and state governments.

it's all torn up everywhere with this renovation. I think they would fill the stadium twice over if they held a memorial.

politically the state has already stepped up with the stadium improvements currently underway. his election will have come and gone before the state talks about a brand new stadium for the new owners.

according to Forbes there are over 300 people worth more than 5 Billion. there will be multiple parties interested in the NFL.

the nfl relocation fee is paid as ransom to the other greedy nfl owners who need to vote on it's approval. the early termination fee goes to erie county and new York state. it is more likely that Oakland and st Louis will willingly want to relocate back to L.A.

it's going to cost 3 billion to move this team to L.A. 1 Billion to buy Bills 400 Million early buy out 400 Million nfl relocation fee 1.25 Billion to build a new stadium 3 Billion TOTAL

as soon as the team sells, littmann and Brandon are out the door. I say they stall and manage the trust for years.

actually I heard the same thing on TV this morning....can't remember which station.

too soon

Ralph Wilson Jr., the founder and owner of the Buffalo Bills, has died, team president Russ Brandon announced at the NFL Annual Meeting on Tuesday. Wilson was 95 years old. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap2000000336832/article/buffalo-bills-founder-and-owner-ralph-wilson-jr-dies-at-95

RIP we were lucky to have known you.

Ralph Wilson Stadium renovations in progress http://www.buffalobills.com/photos/photo-gallery/Ralph-Wilson-Stadium-renovations-in-progress/885e1a31-72c7-4e71-951b-e02a1ff686de#start

#1- OT #2- TE #3- QB

they usually charge about a buck a wing so I will say a buck fifty each.

now, if they could only hook up with Ted's to replace those roller dogs.

pryor had a passer rating and total qbr rating of 36th & 37th.....NO THANKS. we need someone better than EJ , not worse.

Graham will be just as good as Byrd if not better.......that's right I said better. he's faster, can cover better, tackle better and as a free safety will get just as many picks..

last time I checked the NBA is on 7 days/nights a week. naturally he thinks 3-4 nights for the NFL is bad. last time I checked the NFL is enjoying record TV ratings. I think he meant exploding not imploding.

love it.

QB is not the only piece. but it is by far the most important piece. if EJ doesn't pan out in 2 - 3 years, then it will be another 2-3 years waiting on the next guy. the bills have neglected the QB position far to long. thad lewis is a backup and Tuel is a joke. giving a young QB time to develop is fine, when you already have a franchise QB. the bills need to make up for previous years of neglect by getting another Top QB in here one way or the other. not some 5th round flyer.

thank goodness.