The Buffalo Bills received yet another heartbreaking piece of news as Sean McDermott and Terry Pegula confirmed…
Sean McDermott and Terry Pegula acknowledged yet another devastating piece of news for the Buffalo Bills.
Terry Pegula’s fear of the Buffalo Bills possibly moving was the driving force behind his desire to purchase the team.
The chance to succeed Hall of Fame owner Ralph Wilson, who passed away in March, also humbled him.
During a 45-minute press conference on Friday, Pegula repeatedly broke down in tears as he and his spouse Kim were formally introduced as the Bills’ co-owners. The league owners overwhelmingly approved the Pegulas’ record-breaking $1.4 billion purchase on Wednesday.
“I would like to know if I overpaid the fans. Pegula remarked, “I know what they’re going to tell me.” In life, we can all have a lot of things. We are able to purchase a home. We are able to purchase a vehicle. There are 32 football teams if you have the cash. And the Buffalo Bills are one entity.
Due to an ankle injury, Tom Brady’s status for Sunday’s New England Patriots game at Buffalo was rated as questionable on Friday.
On Friday, the quarterback’s participation in practice was labeled as restricted. He wasn’t listed on the Wednesday or Thursday injury report for the team.
Since a season-ending knee injury in the 2008 season opener, Brady has not missed a single game. Sunday night, in a victory over Cincinnati, he threw for 292 yards and two touchdowns, which was his finest game of the season.
Bruce Arians, the coach of the Arizona Cardinals, stated he was unsure of the quarterback starter. After practice, Carson Palmer went back to Denver for more therapy on the injured nerve in his throwing shoulder, according to him. Palmer was able to throw at roughly 80% of his typical velocity. After practice, Drew Stanton went to his last concussion evaluation to see whether he could play. Palmer and Stanton were both designated as limited during Friday’s practice. Logan Thomas, a rookie, would start if both were unable to play.
Due to a rib injury, Chicago Bears linebacker Lance Briggs, a seven-time Pro Bowler, will not play on Sunday in Atlanta. Briggs was too sore, but there was no sign of a broken rib, according to coach Marc Trestman. Briggs hasn’t worked out this week.
Following a two-day absence due to a hip injury, Cleveland Browns CB Joe Haden returned to practice, increasing the likelihood that he will be able to cover Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown on Sunday. However, Haden’s recovery was hampered by the fact that defensive tackle Ahtyba Rubin was labeled as questionable after hurting his ankle during practice on Thursday, while linebacker Paul Kruger missed his second straight day due to a back “issue.”
Eric Decker, a receiver for the New York Jets, will be evaluated at game time versus the Denver Broncos. Due to a persistent right hamstring strain, he was classified as questionable.
Knowshon Moreno, the running back for the Miami Dolphins, is expected to play against Green Bay on Sunday after missing the previous two contests due to an elbow injury.
DeAngelo Williams, the running back for the Carolina Panthers, and Bene Benwikere, the cornerback, were ruled out of Sunday’s game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
With Max Unger questionable due to a sprained foot, Seattle’s Stephen Schilling is likely to start at center against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday for his first career start.
