Watching the coverage of Steinbrenner's legacy, it got me thinking about how the media will cover the passing of Ralph Wilson one day. I'm not trying to be morbid, I'm just curious as to how the media will portray Ralph. I think he'll be remembered as one of the founders of the AFL. Steinbrenner was a dictator that spent huge sums of money on free agents to make the Yankees the most competitive team every year. However, I get the sense that he was hard to work for. With Ralph, I think he'll be remembered as easy to work for and loyal to his former players, front office staff, etc... However, he doesn't spend like George did and I feel a lot of fans, local sports writers, etc. question his committment to winning.
All that to say, how do you think Ralph will be remembered?