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  1. 1. How do you grade the Pegulas as owners of the Buffalo Bills?

  2. 2. How do you grade the Pegulas as owners of the Buffalo Sabres?



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It's ownership's job to put the people in place to scout Eichel or the QB.

 

Agree 100%. Can't speak to Eichel, did he fall into the Sabres laps or was that a genius pick?

 

As to the Bills and your comment, it's an interesting dichotomy...I want an ownership with the football savvy to build a winner, but the ability/humility to put people place to do so and watch it happen.

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Agree 100%. Can't speak to Eichel, did he fall into the Sabres laps or was that a genius pick?

 

As to the Bills and your comment, it's an interesting dichotomy...I want an ownership with the football savvy to build a winner, but the ability/humility to put people place to do so and watch it happen.

It was the most intentional tank job I've ever seen in sports history. Put #SuckForLuck to shame. The team was so bad, it was beautiful.

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It was the most intentional tank job I've ever seen in sports history. Put #SuckForLuck to shame. The team was so bad, it was beautiful.

 

Who do you credit the Eichel tank job to? The owners? Those they hired?

 

I'd have a problem with it if it was the owners.

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As Bills owners, I gave them a C. Hiring Rex Ryan - and their treatment of Whaley - was very bad. I feel like hiring McBeane was very good. Hence the C.

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They've been the arguably the worst owners in both leagues since they joined.

 

F.

Cant speak for hockey. Not much of a hockey fan. Worst owner in the NFL? Not even close.

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I'm not disagreeing with anything you've said.

 

But do you put it on (or credit) the ownership to find Eichel or the QB? I don't.

I think they totally backed the Eichel tank job which wasnt really hard to pull off. Miller and Vanek wanted out. All the franchise had to do was sit on their hands for a few years. The stars aligned perfectly for that one. The QB situation will be solved some day by the GM and the scouting dept. This GM or the next or the next. The one thing I firmly believe is the Pegulas want to win and will provide their staff for both teams any resource they need so the tools for success are there. Just a matter of getting the right people in place. Still to early to tell but Ive liked what Ive seen so far with the new people in both franchises.

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Since they bought the Bills, The Bills are 25-24. Not terrible. They are slowly getting it right, I think.

Smaller sample size than Ralph's Bills but encouraging for sure. Under Ralph they were right around .340 win percentage- that says alot.

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C for the Bills because the Whaley and Ryan decisions set us back 3 years...

 

F for the Sabres for letting Patty L leave and retaining Tim Murray, Murray was HOT GARBAGE. It was a fatal mistake choosing Murray over our Hall of Fame superstar.

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They don't get grades for buying the teams...grades should be based on teams performance and decisions they have made. Up until this year they have been poor....Current GMs and coaches seem to have stabilized both teams.

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I for incomplete. Yes, they kept both teams in town, but have made rookie mistakes along the way. Hopefully experience will be a quick teacher and they'll get the right people to run these franchises and then let them do their jobs and give them the necessary financial support. That's what good owners do, right?

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Their hiring of Rex Ryan moves my rating of them from a B+ to a C. That one move set the team back at least three years.

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Less wins. Wasted years with incompetent FO's and HC's at the helm. Bad hires made from marketing standpoints rather than things that actually matter on the field. Optics, they truly appear like they don't have a single clue on how to run a franchise, which is probably the worse they could look.

 

We basically have Dan Snyder with his wife, Dan Snyder, as owners. Bad bad bad.

 

The correct term is "fewer" wins. If you're going to be negative, be correct.

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Cs for both.

 

Repeated same mistake with Bills as when bought Sabres.

 

C for Sabres because yet another regime change.

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Bylsma & Rex were sh**shows, rating an F for being too naive. But they shell out the $$ asked for by the weaklings they've entrusted to run the teams and don't meddle with the coaches. So that's an A. IMO, the Bills are further along on the looong road to respectability than the Sabres, whose bad moves in recent years bungled any chance of reviving the once proud franchise.

 

Ergo, I didn't vote because my overall grade is a C+.

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