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naming rights for the Ralph ?


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This is a business, and I personally want Pegula generating a nice profit which he will infuse part of it back into the team. He's already demonstrated with paying for top coaching talent, and a spending spree in free agency.

 

Mighty Taco is not a large enough corporation to pay the millions in naming rights. It would be a much larger company that wants the free advertising when the games are on TV.

 

Not living in Buffalo, I'm not aware of any multi-million dollar companies, but a national company could do it. I could see a company like Pfizer buying the naming rights, especially if we turn the team around and get more nationally televised games. Pfizer is an international billion dollar company that is based out of NYC. This is just one example and I ahve no inside knowledge. It's not going to be a taco joint with 25 locations.

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Agreed. Stated position is not the sell the naming rights of the Ralph to honor R Wilson. Lets face it, our owners are first class

our owners are filthy rich. naming rights are irrelevant when you are a multi billionaire. the whole Bills thing is purely charity on the part of the Pegs. give back from enormous fracking driven wealth he basically fell into. good for him. I'd rather be lucky than good any day. go bills. thank goodness for the Pegs.

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our owners are filthy rich. naming rights are irrelevant when you are a multi billionaire. the whole Bills thing is purely charity on the part of the Pegs. give back from enormous fracking driven wealth he basically fell into. good for him. I'd rather be lucky than good any day. go bills. thank goodness for the Pegs.

 

Why do all the other billionaires do it then? The day the team has a new stadium is a perfect time to start realizing this untapped revenue.

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Any deal right now would only be for the 7 years left on the Bills lease. It's not likely any big corporation is going to want to enter a big money agreement until a new stadium with a new, longer lease is in effect.

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I'm so glad the sale went the way it did. Imagine...

 

"Good morning folks, Solomon Wilcotts and Spero Dedes here at Trump Stadium in Orchard Park, NY..."

 

*shudders*

 

imagine the how long the gate lines would be screening for proof of citizenship....

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I'm so glad the sale went the way it did. Imagine...

 

"Good morning folks, Solomon Wilcotts and Spero Dedes here at Trump Stadium in Orchard Park, NY..."

 

*shudders*

 

Wouldn't have been a bad consolation - but it didn't make me shudder. You just might need a little more experience in life if little things like that make you shudder.

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Yeah, I'm guessing separate names for the Stadium and Field. I wouldn't be upset if the new stadium had Ralph Wilson Field and a revenue generating sponsor for the stadium (maybe General Mills?) It'd get nicknamed the big Cheerio :D

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I wouldn't think that naming rights would come until the new stadium (Pegula said as much). In addition, I would think that Delaware North will be the naming rights partner and it will be rolled into their concession deal. It is just a guess at this point but would make a lot of sense.

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I wouldn't think that naming rights would come until the new stadium (Pegula said as much). In addition, I would think that Delaware North will be the naming rights partner and it will be rolled into their concession deal. It is just a guess at this point but would make a lot of sense.

 

Delaware North has that kind of cash or bargain value in exchange for cash? I was going to say no way until I looked them up on Wikipedia. Way bigger company than I realized.

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Delaware North has that kind of cash or bargain value in exchange for cash? I was going to say no way until I looked them up on Wikipedia. Way bigger company than I realized.

Yeah, it is a massive company and has grown quite a bit with their casino ties. It will be structured in a way where they will basically buy the naming rights and concession rights (with potentially some sort of split depending on how much the contract is for). It can probably be structured as something like $22M a year for 10 years and they get naming rights and 100% of concession revenue and staffing costs OR $15M a year for 10 years and they get naming rights and 50% of concession revenue and pay their own staffing. I really didn't work out the numbers in my head but something like that.

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