dwight in philly

your opinion is well thought out, but i question your use of the term "buffoonery".. i would submit there are a few "buffoons" presently owning NFL teams.. i guess it depends on what one considers "buffoonery"?

absolutely!

i would bet he would have had to.. heard he had something like 700 wives..

who is king solomon? what team did he own?

is jerry jones a cartoon?

because he is a birther? and all that other nonsense you stated? do you know any of the present owners political stance(s).. trump being a "flake".. didnt al davis thrive on that term?.. how is daniel snyder doing? the owner of the jets was a romney supporter, who cares..its all hyperbole.

i dont trust anyone regarding the bills staying in buffalo, other than me, if i bought them.. sure pegula or jacobs works for me.. but again, i just stated my opinion on this particular thread which is about trump, and his viability as an owner of the bills.

see irsay... jim. anyway, i am not here to debate morality or politics for crissakes! i stated my opinion on whether trump could be a viable owner. no need to go off on tangents ..

well, i do not live in a "TMZ' world. i read trump's comments on his interest in buying the bills.. he stated he believes the bills belong in buffalo and has the financial ability to purchase them . in addition, all the jim kelly speculation about his interest in the bills could mean he and trump are in together. who knows, and again, JUST MY OPINION..

no, im not saying i am a birther, but i feel trump could be a viable candidate to purchase the team., politics aside.

i agree with your last point. while i have no problem with trump owning the team, him trying to be jerry jones is a real concern.

what does that have to do with trump owning the bills? i think he would be a great owner.. after reading the news article today, sounds like he is serious, and says he is committed to keeping the team in buffalo. i have no problem with any of that.

i agree. some on here just troll to critique, frustrating.. I am in total agreement with the OP

i respectfully disagree, i wont go there for the very reason EVERYTHING is there..

i will second your thoughts! well stated and i am in total agreement. right now they are putting resources and energy into the ralph , evaluate the situation in a few years.. count me in as a retro- fit guy..a downtown stadium is not the panacea some people think..

go get a latte'.. it is just another story.. are you this outta sorts every time you read a story on here.. if it is bulls#$#t, so be it.. at least it is a little more interesting than mock drafts..

calm down.. it is an interesting, hopeful premise.. relax for crissakes

i feel the same! well said.. you captured my feelings..

tim tebow.. the sh##$$$t the guy takes from the media is crazy.. seems like a decent guy

true in some cases, but i would be interested in the details..

in my humble opinion. i think the county, the state, the bills, should pool the available resources and do a retro-fit on the ralph...a new stadium doesnt really guarantee anything, all the talk about conventions, concerts, development , etc,shouldnt be the focus. i think making the ralph state of the art, tailgating stays...all that is what is necessary in keeping the franchise in buffalo is there . . again, just an opinion..

certainly agree with you about new england's stadium being stale. most of the new ones are. the way they built the stadiums in baltimore, new england, cleveland is just like when they built those round cookie-cutter staduims of the 60's and 70's in cinncy, philly, atlanta..

EXACTLY!.. but a tad more of a scumbag, the j-a$$ assaulted a woman! there is no excuse, plain and simple!

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2014/03/27/ray-rice-indicted-for-aggravated-assault/

well, ralph has passed, as a guy who went to his first bills game in 1960 at war memorial stadium , the man was certainly influential in my life. all the highs, all the lows,i feel fortunate that the man kept the team in buffalo despite greener pastures. he was an icon in buffalo, to say the least R I P