I live in Mexico City, I’m a Bills fan since 1990. I have been in Buffalo 2 times in my life and it feels home to me. God bless Pegula’s family and all of you Buffalo community. 🫶🏼 Nobody Circles The Wagons Like my Buffalo Bills… Go Bills! 🦬🔴🔵
The Pegulas were the best thing to happen to Buffalo as a whole. Not just for our pro sports teams, but for our whole community. As the documentary states, they are and understand Buffalo- its people, it's location, it's weather, the whole shebang. We all thank Terry and Kim from the bottom of our hearts and pray furiously for Kim and her recovery!! The Pegulas are Bills Mafia- Mafia means Family ❤
HOW EXCITING IT WILL BE IF AND WHEN THE BILLS WIN A SUPERBOWL. I AM A BILLS FAN SINCE 1964 WHEN THE BILLS IN 1964 WON THE AFL CHAMPIONSHIP WITH JACK KEMP OUR QUARTERBACK AND LOU SABAN AS OUR BILLS HEAD COACH. THANK YOU KIM AND TERRY PEGULA FOR A GREAT TEN YEARS OF BILLS BEING IN THE PLAYOFFS WITH A GOOD COACH IN SEAN MCDERMATT AND BRANDON BEANE.
Im on the team that is building the new stadium! It is exciting to show our fans what is in store for us in 2026! Thanks to the Pegulas and the entire state of New York! You'll all be amazed when we're finished!!!
1:16, I loved Ralph Wilson. He is GOLD! and I am forever grateful that he brought pro football to Buffalo. I have that same feeling for Terry Pegula and his family for keeping pro football in Buffalo. And Terry and the Bills are going to win that Super Bowl. It's on the way in the near future💯Go Bills💯
I'm a displaced Bills fan out of Philadelphia, and will always root for the one, the only, the Buffalo Bills! Thank you Terry and Kim for allowing me to introduce my now wife to the Mafia, and hopefully my kid into the Mafia as well.
With answered prayers and dreams forfilled, Terry, Kim and the Pegula family, players,coaches, all who are current and former Bills organization staff and employees, and beloved Bills Mafia of Western NY, throughout the US and around the world want the update of this video to include a Super Bowl World Championship and lifting the Lombardi Trophy in Buffalo! Dreams can come true...Billieve!! Go Bills!!
Watching Terry break down talking about how he wishes Kim was able to be at the new stadium is heart breaking. I wish we could name it Kim Pegula stadium.
Love this video I've met the narrator on multiple occasions because his father worked with my father is air traffic controllers Thank-you Terry and Kim
Been a Bills fan since Tony Dorsett left Dallas and I’ve never looked back. Prayers for Kim Pegula. Can’t wait to see the new stadium. Mount up #BillsMafia & Lets Go Buffalo 🦬 💵🏈
GO BILLS IN 2024-25. WIN THE AFC EAST AGAIN THIS YEAR FOR THE 5TH TIME IN 2024. LETS GO TO A SUPERBOWL AND WIN SOON.. I AM 79 YEARS OLD AND WANT THAT TO HAPPEN IN MY LIFETIME.
Part 2: To those who want to take "pot shots" at Ralph Wilson, consider the following: Part 2: One of the provisions of the AFL-NFL Merger signed in 1966 MANDATED that, by 1970, every team in the league was REQUIRED either to be playing in a stadium facility that seated a MINIMUM of 50,000 fans -- OR AT LEAST the team(s) HAD to have a signed agreement in place whereby a NEW stadium seating at least 50,000 (or more) fans was under construction or whereby construction would soon begin. War Memorial Stadium HAD ALREADY BEEN EXPANDED MULTIPLE TIMES throughout the 1950s and 1960s -- first to provide a decently large facility to host pro football via the AFL Bills, and then as pro football became America's favorite sport over baseball and the Bills kept getting better (becoming a wildly popular fan attraction as the Bills eventually became back-to-back AFL Champions in 1964 amd 1965 [and almost three-peated in 1966]). By the time the various additions and expansions had been completed, War Memorial Stadium peaked at a 47,000 seating capacity by the mid-1960s (very large at the time -- larger than most AFL and many NFL venues up until the mid/late 1960s) ... BUT STILL SMALLER than the REQUIRED minimum 50,000 seats by 1970 (and smaller than the brand-new AFL & NFL stadiums just completed in the late 1960s and early 1970s (e.g., Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, San Diego Stadium/Jack Murphy Stadium, Shea Stadium, the Houston Astrodome, Riverfront Stadium, Three Rivers Stadium, Texas Stadium, Atlanta Fulton County Stadium, the Superdome, etc.). Other stadiums with smaller capacities than the necessary 50,000 seat minimum by 1970 (e.g., Denver's Bears/Mile High Stadium, RFK Stadium, Soldier Field, Civic Stadium/Lambeau Field, etc. simply opted to expand their stadiums. But the Bills no longer had that option at War Memorial Stadium -- for several reasons: a) the stadium was land-locked in the heart of the city and bordered by residential streets, homes, and a commercial street with businesses -- the stadium had NO MORE ROOM to expand, nor was there any additional safe ENGINEERING CAPABILITY to expand the stadium again without having the city exerting eminent domain to overtake trafficked streets and bulldoze dozens upon dozens of private homes in order to widen the base of the stadium outwards to support ever higher expanded decking; b) the stadium also had NO nearby surface parking lots or parking garages to speak of -- so most people had to take the city bus to the games or park on people's residential lawns for several bucks and then walk many blocks to the games and back again to their cars following the game in late afternoon darkness later in the season); c) War Memorial Stadium was in a bad part of the city -- late 1960s massive urban blight, high crime, etc. ... and by the late 1960s (coupled with the fact the Bills had become an old and bad team), fewer fans were willing to come to games later in the season in bad weather and with a bad team; d) the stadium was built on natural springs and an old city resevoir -- and the field became a lousy mudpit once the Fall rains started with frequency and the water table rose because it couldn't drain; and e) by the late 1960s, the entire stadium was "living on borrowed time" as it was ... It was built as a Depression Era "make work just to employ people" WPA Project in the early 1930s (with marginal quality concrete that was already crumbling, impure steel that was rusting, and wooden bleachers that were rotting -- all in a harsh outdoor norhern climate. In light of all those considerations, it was simply a BAD INVESTMENT and a PRAGMATICALLY UNWORKABLE "solution" to "throw so much good money after bad" that would be necessary simply to modwernize and expand a marginal quality built 40 year old stadium with a flooding field located in a bad, high-crime location within a declining city and withiut reasonable parking. Besides, given how popular football had become in Buffalo, Ralph Wilson didn;t envision only a "mere" 50,000 seat stadium -- he had his eyes set on a 70,000 - 80,000 seat stadium. Such a facility simply COULD NOT physically be built where War Memorial Stadium was located. The only viable solution -- also given the fact that TWO MORE original AFL teams (KC [Dallas Texans] and Boston) finally were building brand new stadiums in their respective suburbs -- was to build a NEW stadium for the Bills out in the suburbs where there was plenty of room for a large enough stadium with plenty of parking and where city traffic would not cause problems. Unfortunately, the local, county, and stste politicians didn't want to help advance the obvious necessary solution where Ralph Wilson's hands were tied. Seattle desperately wanted an NFL franchise and was committed to building a modern new stadium (which eventually became the Kingdome) -- so after political resistance and impasse, ralph threatened to move the Bills to Seattle. Since it was a viable threat, the solution was finally agreed upon. Wheher or not Ralph Wilson would have really moved the team, I don't know -- he had grown attached to Buffalo and "DIDN'T WANT" to move, BUT he also was definitely "under the gun" by the NFL owners and had to do something (UNLESS the owners would exempt Buffalo from the mandatory minimum 50,000 seat stadium requirement -- not likely, especially with many other cities lining up for NFL teams ... Seattle, Tampa, Memphis, to name just a few). Thankfully it all worked out -- and Ralph Wilson proved his loyalty to Buffalo and WNY taxpayers MANY times over during his ownership. 4. Finally, even in death, Ralph Wilson did Buffalo a "solid." Although I believe the Pegula bid was the "highest" offered (???), Ralph Wilson's widow Mary KNEW that Ralph was committed to keeoing the Biulls in Buffalo ifat all possible and if the bids were close. Mary Wilson was prepared to honor what she knew to be Ralph's wishes, and was prepared to accept a slightly lesser bid IF the offeror committed to keeping the Bills in Buffalo/WNY for at least "x" years -- which of course the Pegulas were. That was at least an "unspoken condition" of the sale (if not a spoken one) ... and that was ultimately Ralph's doing while he was still alive to make his intgentions known to those who woiuld have to execute and implement it. Then, after aligning things for the Bills to remain in Buffalo, Ralph Wilson set up his will and charitible foundation trust to REDISTRIBUTE ALL of the sale proceeds $$$$ back into the Buffalo/WNY community (and to a lesser extent, also some into his original hometown Detroit community). ALL of the above is the very definition of a GREAT owner IMO.
I WISH that the Bills and "corporate America" would have the decency and humility to back away from all the "naming rights" and "money chasing $$$" andsimply name the new stadium "War Memorial Stadium" as well. The NFL has its annual league-wide "Salute to Service" and we as a Nation seemingly always like to parrot the slogans like "support the troops," etc. -- but there would be no greater thing the Bills could do to "put their money where their mouth is" on this regard than to honor those service members who paidthe ultimate sacrificial price for our freedoms than to call the new place "War Memorial Stadium" again. Or perhaps even embrace current and living former service members IN ADDITION as well (i.e., NOT in lieu of) by naming the new stadium "Veterans and War Memorial Stadium" OR "Veterans Memorial Stadium." That would be a "tip of the cap" both to the old Rock Pile as well as the old Aud (Memorial Auditorium). And IF the Pegulas/Bills still "want" to make "corporate $$$" off of any signage/naming rights, they can still do it WITHOUT selling the name of the STADIUM itself ... for example, call it "Highmark Field" at War Memorial Stadium (and when it comes time for a new naming rights agreement, the naming rights will be ONLY for the field, NOT the STADIUM). That way the corporation/company/business will still get its name advertised (advertising "money's worth") on TV and National TV without ruining the dignified name of the stadium for those who have served and died. Several future "naming rights" contracts in addition to "Highmark Field" at War Memorial Stadium (or at Veterans and War Memorial Stadium): a) Delaware North Field at ... b) Rich Products Field at ... c) Wegmans Field at ... d) Dunn Tire Field at ... e) Tesla Field at ... f) National Fuel Field at ... g) If various large Canadian corporations/businesses wish to advertise in the major NFL market throughout the U.S., here are a few possibilities: (1) TD Bank Field at ... (2) ScotiaBank Field at ... (3) Labatt's Field at ... (4) Molson's Field at ... (5) Tim Hortons Field at ... (6) Rodgers Communications Field at ... h) Etc., etc. ...
I don't mean to sound like a did but when he passed I knew we would have a shot to be good again. He was to old school to stuck in his ways and held onto old guys in the front office to long.obviously that wasn't working and he made zero changes. So happy the pegulas saved the Bills #GoBills
Kim said Im not leaving, all I see is someone who batted the gods to stay on this earth. Every good fight will leave scars. But the mother of our team she remains. Go Kim. Go bills. 29:03
This would affect me more if Terry Paglia wasn’t out there saying he would move the team to Texas if we didn’t give him a new stadium and a lot of it being paid for by the fans, sorry when a billionaire tells me that we need to help him buy something that he can then turn around and make us help pay for not only pay for but then pay for the tickets as well for forget that.
God bless Ralph Wilson. God bless Kim and Terry Pegula and the entire Pegula family. Miss you Murph. Go BILLS!
You're drunk again
Am 65 and will always be a Buffalo Bills fan!! Go Bills!!!❤💙❤💙❤💙
It doesn’t even feel like it’s been 10 years!!! Bills fan since birth and I love this team way too much to describe. Go Bills ❤💙❤️💙❤️
I live in Mexico City, I’m a Bills fan since 1990.
I have been in Buffalo 2 times in my life and it feels home to me.
God bless Pegula’s family and all of you Buffalo community. 🫶🏼
Nobody Circles The Wagons Like my Buffalo Bills… Go Bills! 🦬🔴🔵
I never should have watched that while cutting onions. Go Bills!
The Pegulas were the best thing to happen to Buffalo as a whole. Not just for our pro sports teams, but for our whole community. As the documentary states, they are and understand Buffalo- its people, it's location, it's weather, the whole shebang. We all thank Terry and Kim from the bottom of our hearts and pray furiously for Kim and her recovery!! The Pegulas are Bills Mafia- Mafia means Family ❤
HOW EXCITING IT WILL BE IF AND WHEN THE BILLS WIN A SUPERBOWL. I AM A BILLS FAN SINCE 1964 WHEN THE BILLS IN 1964 WON THE AFL CHAMPIONSHIP WITH JACK KEMP OUR QUARTERBACK AND LOU SABAN AS OUR BILLS HEAD COACH. THANK YOU KIM AND TERRY PEGULA FOR A GREAT TEN YEARS OF BILLS BEING IN THE PLAYOFFS WITH A GOOD COACH IN SEAN MCDERMATT AND BRANDON BEANE.
Prayers for Kim and go Bills!
Prayers for Kim!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
I teared up when Terry brought up Kim..
That Kim part hits man 😭😭
Im on the team that is building the new stadium! It is exciting to show our fans what is in store for us in 2026! Thanks to the Pegulas and the entire state of New York! You'll all be amazed when we're finished!!!
Thank you, Terry, Kim, and the Pegula family! What a great ten years. Go BILLS!!
1:16, I loved Ralph Wilson. He is GOLD! and I am forever grateful that he brought pro football to Buffalo. I have that same feeling for Terry Pegula and his family for keeping pro football in Buffalo. And Terry and the Bills are going to win that Super Bowl. It's on the way in the near future💯Go Bills💯
I'm a displaced Bills fan out of Philadelphia, and will always root for the one, the only, the Buffalo Bills! Thank you Terry and Kim for allowing me to introduce my now wife to the Mafia, and hopefully my kid into the Mafia as well.
I am also 65, born in 1959. This gave me chills. ❤️🏈💙 GO BILLS 👏🏽👏🏽
With answered prayers and dreams forfilled, Terry, Kim and the Pegula family, players,coaches, all who are current and former Bills organization staff and employees, and beloved Bills Mafia of Western NY, throughout the US and around the world want the update of this video to include a Super Bowl World Championship and lifting the Lombardi Trophy in Buffalo! Dreams can come true...Billieve!! Go Bills!!
Im not crying my eyes out watching this
Watching Terry break down talking about how he wishes Kim was able to be at the new stadium is heart breaking. I wish we could name it Kim Pegula stadium.
Love this video I've met the narrator on multiple occasions because his father worked with my father is air traffic controllers Thank-you Terry and Kim
We are really lucky to have them as the owners. It's not often where you have an owner who was a fan long before any thought was given to buy them.
Thank you Kim & Terry for your commitment and generosity !! We are in the best of times with this team , now and in the future !! Go Bills !!! ♥️🤟😎
Commitment to what? Losing and taking your money?
Thank you Terry and Kim....we miss you so much
God Bless you Kim!
Go get a wide reciever please help josh win us a bowl fan since 89
Been a Bills fan since Tony Dorsett left Dallas and I’ve never looked back. Prayers for Kim Pegula. Can’t wait to see the new stadium. Mount up #BillsMafia & Lets Go Buffalo 🦬 💵🏈
GO BILLS! 🦬🦬🦬
GO BILLS IN 2024-25. WIN THE AFC EAST AGAIN THIS YEAR FOR THE 5TH TIME IN 2024. LETS GO TO A SUPERBOWL AND WIN SOON.. I AM 79 YEARS OLD AND WANT THAT TO HAPPEN IN MY LIFETIME.
Part 2:
To those who want to take "pot shots" at Ralph Wilson, consider the following:
Part 2:
One of the provisions of the AFL-NFL Merger signed in 1966 MANDATED that, by 1970, every team in the league was REQUIRED either to be playing in a stadium facility that seated a MINIMUM of 50,000 fans -- OR AT LEAST the team(s) HAD to have a signed agreement in place whereby a NEW stadium seating at least 50,000 (or more) fans was under construction or whereby construction would soon begin. War Memorial Stadium HAD ALREADY BEEN EXPANDED MULTIPLE TIMES throughout the 1950s and 1960s -- first to provide a decently large facility to host pro football via the AFL Bills, and then as pro football became America's favorite sport over baseball and the Bills kept getting better (becoming a wildly popular fan attraction as the Bills eventually became back-to-back AFL Champions in 1964 amd 1965 [and almost three-peated in 1966]). By the time the various additions and expansions had been completed, War Memorial Stadium peaked at a 47,000 seating capacity by the mid-1960s (very large at the time -- larger than most AFL and many NFL venues up until the mid/late 1960s) ... BUT STILL SMALLER than the REQUIRED minimum 50,000 seats by 1970 (and smaller than the brand-new AFL & NFL stadiums just completed in the late 1960s and early 1970s (e.g., Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, San Diego Stadium/Jack Murphy Stadium, Shea Stadium, the Houston Astrodome, Riverfront Stadium, Three Rivers Stadium, Texas Stadium, Atlanta Fulton County Stadium, the Superdome, etc.). Other stadiums with smaller capacities than the necessary 50,000 seat minimum by 1970 (e.g., Denver's Bears/Mile High Stadium, RFK Stadium, Soldier Field, Civic Stadium/Lambeau Field, etc. simply opted to expand their stadiums. But the Bills no longer had that option at War Memorial Stadium -- for several reasons:
a) the stadium was land-locked in the heart of the city and bordered by residential streets, homes, and a commercial street with businesses -- the stadium had NO MORE ROOM to expand, nor was there any additional safe ENGINEERING CAPABILITY to expand the stadium again without having the city exerting eminent domain to overtake trafficked streets and bulldoze dozens upon dozens of private homes in order to widen the base of the stadium outwards to support ever higher expanded decking;
b) the stadium also had NO nearby surface parking lots or parking garages to speak of -- so most people had to take the city bus to the games or park on people's residential lawns for several bucks and then walk many blocks to the games and back again to their cars following the game in late afternoon darkness later in the season);
c) War Memorial Stadium was in a bad part of the city -- late 1960s massive urban blight, high crime, etc. ... and by the late 1960s (coupled with the fact the Bills had become an old and bad team), fewer fans were willing to come to games later in the season in bad weather and with a bad team;
d) the stadium was built on natural springs and an old city resevoir -- and the field became a lousy mudpit once the Fall rains started with frequency and the water table rose because it couldn't drain; and
e) by the late 1960s, the entire stadium was "living on borrowed time" as it was ... It was built as a Depression Era "make work just to employ people" WPA Project in the early 1930s (with marginal quality concrete that was already crumbling, impure steel that was rusting, and wooden bleachers that were rotting -- all in a harsh outdoor norhern climate.
In light of all those considerations, it was simply a BAD INVESTMENT and a PRAGMATICALLY UNWORKABLE "solution" to "throw so much good money after bad" that would be necessary simply to modwernize and expand a marginal quality built 40 year old stadium with a flooding field located in a bad, high-crime location within a declining city and withiut reasonable parking. Besides, given how popular football had become in Buffalo, Ralph Wilson didn;t envision only a "mere" 50,000 seat stadium -- he had his eyes set on a 70,000 - 80,000 seat stadium. Such a facility simply COULD NOT physically be built where War Memorial Stadium was located. The only viable solution -- also given the fact that TWO MORE original AFL teams (KC [Dallas Texans] and Boston) finally were building brand new stadiums in their respective suburbs -- was to build a NEW stadium for the Bills out in the suburbs where there was plenty of room for a large enough stadium with plenty of parking and where city traffic would not cause problems. Unfortunately, the local, county, and stste politicians didn't want to help advance the obvious necessary solution where Ralph Wilson's hands were tied. Seattle desperately wanted an NFL franchise and was committed to building a modern new stadium (which eventually became the Kingdome) -- so after political resistance and impasse, ralph threatened to move the Bills to Seattle. Since it was a viable threat, the solution was finally agreed upon. Wheher or not Ralph Wilson would have really moved the team, I don't know -- he had grown attached to Buffalo and "DIDN'T WANT" to move, BUT he also was definitely "under the gun" by the NFL owners and had to do something (UNLESS the owners would exempt Buffalo from the mandatory minimum 50,000 seat stadium requirement -- not likely, especially with many other cities lining up for NFL teams ... Seattle, Tampa, Memphis, to name just a few). Thankfully it all worked out -- and Ralph Wilson proved his loyalty to Buffalo and WNY taxpayers MANY times over during his ownership.
4. Finally, even in death, Ralph Wilson did Buffalo a "solid." Although I believe the Pegula bid was the "highest" offered (???), Ralph Wilson's widow Mary KNEW that Ralph was committed to keeoing the Biulls in Buffalo ifat all possible and if the bids were close. Mary Wilson was prepared to honor what she knew to be Ralph's wishes, and was prepared to accept a slightly lesser bid IF the offeror committed to keeping the Bills in Buffalo/WNY for at least "x" years -- which of course the Pegulas were. That was at least an "unspoken condition" of the sale (if not a spoken one) ... and that was ultimately Ralph's doing while he was still alive to make his intgentions known to those who woiuld have to execute and implement it. Then, after aligning things for the Bills to remain in Buffalo, Ralph Wilson set up his will and charitible foundation trust to REDISTRIBUTE ALL of the sale proceeds $$$$ back into the Buffalo/WNY community (and to a lesser extent, also some into his original hometown Detroit community).
ALL of the above is the very definition of a GREAT owner IMO.
Thank you to the Pegula's for there Loyal Ownership of the Buffalo Bills ❤, we thank you from one of the Fans, God Bless ya's 🙌 🙏 ❤️
Nothing but Big Big Love for Kim Pegula. ❤❤
1:05 Shout out to Del Reid! 26 shirts and BillsMafia founder! Glad he's getting the recognition he deserves! Last year's Fan of the Year!
Go Bills.
“Sean was first” lmao they gloss over the fact MARRONE exercised his clause and Pegula was baited by Rex Ryan
Go Bills
🙏🏿 Bless The Pegulas always... GO BILLS..🫶🏿🦬💪🏿
Thank you Terry!!
The current Buffalo stadium is War Memorial Stadium! It was meant to be - Josh Allen played at Wyoming in War Memorial Stadium!
I WISH that the Bills and "corporate America" would have the decency and humility to back away from all the "naming rights" and "money chasing $$$" andsimply name the new stadium "War Memorial Stadium" as well. The NFL has its annual league-wide "Salute to Service" and we as a Nation seemingly always like to parrot the slogans like "support the troops," etc. -- but there would be no greater thing the Bills could do to "put their money where their mouth is" on this regard than to honor those service members who paidthe ultimate sacrificial price for our freedoms than to call the new place "War Memorial Stadium" again. Or perhaps even embrace current and living former service members IN ADDITION as well (i.e., NOT in lieu of) by naming the new stadium "Veterans and War Memorial Stadium" OR "Veterans Memorial Stadium." That would be a "tip of the cap" both to the old Rock Pile as well as the old Aud (Memorial Auditorium). And IF the Pegulas/Bills still "want" to make "corporate $$$" off of any signage/naming rights, they can still do it WITHOUT selling the name of the STADIUM itself ... for example, call it "Highmark Field" at War Memorial Stadium (and when it comes time for a new naming rights agreement, the naming rights will be ONLY for the field, NOT the STADIUM). That way the corporation/company/business will still get its name advertised (advertising "money's worth") on TV and National TV without ruining the dignified name of the stadium for those who have served and died. Several future "naming rights" contracts in addition to "Highmark Field" at War Memorial Stadium (or at Veterans and War Memorial Stadium):
a) Delaware North Field at ...
b) Rich Products Field at ...
c) Wegmans Field at ...
d) Dunn Tire Field at ...
e) Tesla Field at ...
f) National Fuel Field at ...
g) If various large Canadian corporations/businesses wish to advertise in the major NFL market throughout the U.S., here are a few possibilities:
(1) TD Bank Field at ...
(2) ScotiaBank Field at ...
(3) Labatt's Field at ...
(4) Molson's Field at ...
(5) Tim Hortons Field at ...
(6) Rodgers Communications Field at ...
h) Etc., etc. ...
Born & Raised
Praise Pegula!
🤮🤮🤮
Fantastic video! Go Bills! When is Andy Dalton joining Mafia?
Kim is a doll and im praying for her
I don't mean to sound like a did but when he passed I knew we would have a shot to be good again. He was to old school to stuck in his ways and held onto old guys in the front office to long.obviously that wasn't working and he made zero changes. So happy the pegulas saved the Bills #GoBills
To Bills Mafia...Its On!!!
GO BILLS!
Crazy
Kim said Im not leaving, all I see is someone who batted the gods to stay on this earth. Every good fight will leave scars. But the mother of our team she remains. Go Kim. Go bills. 29:03
So close to a championship. I hope they win at least 1.
Nice video to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the last time Terry Pegula thought about the Sabres.
🙏 for Kim and prayers 🙏 we get a championship for both teams some year.
Imagine if they actually cared about the other franchise they own and owned first.
14:21 never forget that we're the City of Good Neighbors above all else
Very well done
Best owners in BILLS history
Makes me want to keep McDermott around
Well, it is time to come through, I have been a Bills fan for 40 years. We have to make a move, get past the Chiefs
Just once before I die!
so good
U want that stadium full win this games mondayy
Great a team coached by someone who folds in every big moment in every huge game that will never be fired by this ownership. ☝️ Thanks Pagulas.
Who is narrating this and why does it sound like they are recording it on air pods?
A billionaire took over a wildly profitable sports entertainment franchise - how selfless.
Where would u rather be ❤💙❤
Did they really threaten to move the team to Austin or was that fabricated?
Austin, LA, Toronto they were all on the table.
I also think the league was a threat in the stadium process. Build it or else
Yeah he wanted crazy taxpayer support for it or else......
Poor terry misses his kim
Heartbreaking
Fire McDermott
Haters are just mad they don't have the money. LFG Bills never forget they would be in Toronto RN if not for Pegula and Ralph.
3875 Casper View
Wasn't Rex first?
Run the hockey team like a professional franchise you don’t buy a player out to
pocket the money
THANK GOD PEGULAS TOOK OVER, TRUMP WOULD'VE RAN THE ORGANIZATION INTO THE GROUND. THANK YOU KIM AND TERRY!
Donald would have made the Bills great again, but Mr Pegula has done a great job in his own right so far
@@thomashewitt5274 Brainwashed.
When the bills win the sb there will be 100,000 people at the airport
Why can't we have beautiful cheerleaders? I like them
Lorenzo Alexander
Is that Bill Clinton or Jim Kelly
Ralph Wilson IS (*was 😢) the Buffalo Bills.
The City embarrasses Dion Dawkins. Because he comes to the inner city like Bruce, Andre, Cornelius Bennett, and those Bills players.
Hook me up with an on field pass next Sunday
You should be ashamed of yourself Terry with how you've allowed the Sabres organization to be run.
This would affect me more if Terry Paglia wasn’t out there saying he would move the team to Texas if we didn’t give him a new stadium and a lot of it being paid for by the fans, sorry when a billionaire tells me that we need to help him buy something that he can then turn around and make us help pay for not only pay for but then pay for the tickets as well for forget that.
I miss Kim.
Celebrate by not price gouging your fans . $8000 minimum psl is a bit much . This is western NY not NYC
nobody is forcing you to buy them.
Welcome to the new NFL. Get over it
Sell the sabres to a person who cares.
Sell to somebody who knows football and hockey u sure don't
If you are charging 300.00 a seat per game average ,you better win more games
Don't go. If enough people don't tickets will go down.