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It was a gift… as the title says…

Something looked a bit off as soon as I opened the package! vs

Literally.

Wow that sounds so lame. And the "expected to come" part is pretty funny. "uh, yeah, we think these people might show up" And the price of entry is $30!?

I agree. I'm surprised we didn't keep him. We paid him $3M last year and NE gave him $4M/year. Was the $1m/Year extra really too much?

You forgot @BuffaloBill who does a great job in the game threads.

I see you have spent very little time around rich kids. they are ABSOLUTELY different But aside from that, what makes you think Pegula is some humble great guy? What ever gave you that impression?

It is surprising to me how many people feel the need to defend billionaire owners.

Thats exactly the comparison we are making.

This is a topic most fans aren't ready to discuss, but you are 100% right. The Bills ownership of local media is unlike any other NFL franchise. It simply does not exist elsewhere. They literally call the shots on what gets published and what doesn't. You can even see how nervous Schopp and Bulldog got when Sam Monson said it. They immediately switched topic.

Of all the things people tell me to discount PFF for, this is the one that worries me the most. The fact that PFF is changing grades to appease general managers concerns me. Once in a while you come across a grade where you say "what in the world", and not im wondering if its because someone made a few calls.

For a guy who came in saying that he doesnt care about money (in sports ownership), he sure does a lot of cost cutting.

I tend to believe when several people tell the same exact story AND there is physical proof (they leaked the slide deck from that meeting) AND what they say is going to happen actually starts happening (layoffs started happening right after that). To be honest I think one would have to purposefully ignore common sense to not believe it.

That poster didn't give you the backstory. That slide was leaked along with several PSE employee comments about how the Pegulas treated their staff. In that particular meeting, Kim Pegula allegedly told employees—per multiple sources—that their job was to ensure the Pegulas could maintain their lavish lifestyle. She would sooner fire staff earning meager salaries than cancel their lavish vacation to Tahiti. The message was clear: you're expendable, your job is to fund our lifestyle, and our vacation matters more than you. It made waves because it was the first time the public got a glimpse of the Pegulas’ not-so-polished side.