Big Baller Beane is a country music fan! Before country music stars Luke Combs and Jordan Davis played back-to-back concerts on Friday and Saturday at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, NY, they were seen in the Bills’ weight room and facility.
Beane was excited to host the country stars telling them “I love country music! We’ll see ya out there tonight.”
Davis was also elated to tour the Bills facility when he told Beane, “Thank y’all very much for letting us come hang out…and the rest of the stuff.””
Beane invited the musicians to attend a future Bills game as his guest, encouraging Combs to become part of the Bills Mafia, “If you ever want to go…home or away, we’d love to have you.”
The Buffalo Bills’ owners, the Pegula family, have announced plans to sell a minority ownership in the NFL organization. According to The Athletic, the family intends to sell 25% of the team while maintaining full ownership.
“The Pegula family has retained Allen and Company to explore the potential sale of a non-controlling, minority interest in the Bills,” according to a press release.
The statement further stated that only the Bills are involved in these conversations, and that any investment would require the Pegulas to retain a controlling shareholding. “Their commitment to Western New York, the new Highmark Stadium, our supporters, and the other teams in their portfolio has not changed. The team and the Pegula family are unable to comment further at this time.”
According to the report, owner Terry Pegula may subsequently decide not to sell the minority position. The increasing valuations of NFL franchises, along with estate taxes, have made single ownership difficult, prompting the Pegula family to seek a limited partnership.
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