Jessica Pegula’s name is now synonymous with top-tier tennis and the grandest of stages, but her family’s journey is equally extraordinary. Her father, Terry Pegula, went from a small beginning to a huge fortune before becoming the owner of the Buffalo Bills and Buffalo Sabres.
As the Buffalo Bills begin the 2026 season in their new stadium, there have been plenty of celebrations and events to welcome it to the NFL family. Among the many who attended its opening was a face fans haven't seen much of in recent years: Bills co-owner Kim Pegula.
The Buffalo Bills have spent several years trying to find the right combination of wide receivers to fit around superstar quarterback Josh Allen. The results have been mixed, to say the least.
With the news of Mike Babcock becoming the Edmonton Oilers’ next head coach all but official, Oilers Now host Bob Stauffer believes Connor McDavid will be an Oiler for a long time to come.
Pegula offered what became controversial comments after the Bills disciplined, benched and sat Coleman as a healthy scratch multiple times over his first two pro campaigns due to reported "maturity issues."
The Buffalo Bills are not selling their Keon Coleman stock just yet.
During a recent conversation with Joe Buscaglia of The Athletic, Beane once again addressed Coleman's future.
Some have understandably assumed that Pegula's comments represented the beginning of the end of Coleman's time with the Bills, but Brady suggested that's not the case.
Allen shared how he immediately reacted once he heard the news about McDermott's dismissal via a call from Bills owner Terry Pegula.
Pegula stunned members of the NFL community when he said during a news conference that former HC Sean McDermott's staff and not Bills GM Brandon Beane was responsible for the club selecting Coleman in the 2024 NFL Draft.
Bills WR Brandin Cooks was asked about owner Terry Pegula’s comments regarding WR Keon Coleman and whether or not Coleman would request a trade this offseason.
Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula stunned members of the NFL community during a Wednesday news conference when he blamed recently fired head coach Sean McDermott and McDermott's staff for Buffalo making wide receiver and possible bust Keon Coleman the No.
Recent whispers hinted that former New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll was the favorite to become the next head coach of the Buffalo Bills due to his
It sounds like GM Brandon Beane will speak with Allen early and often during the hiring process.
It's not a stretch to say that the 22-year-old Coleman has largely been a disappointment as a pro.
Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula’s statement on wide receiver Keon Coleman during Wednesday’s press conference did not sit well with a lot of people inside and outside of the football fraternity.
Allen — who turns 30 on May 21 — should tell the front office to get its act together.
The Buffalo Bills aren’t just reeling from the divisional-round loss to the Denver Broncos (33-30), but are also mourning the firing of their former head coach, Sean McDermott, who was at the helm for the past nine seasons.
On Wednesday, Pegula sat behind a podium and delivered one of the worst end-of-season NFL news conferences in recent memory.
Having a top-tier quarterback masks a lot of flaws and should give a team a chance to win.
The Buffalo Sabres are starting a new chapter, as owner Terry Pegula made the call to fire Kevyn Adams and promote Jarmo Kekalainen to the role of general manager.
Bad teams that are always bad tend to stay bad for a reason. You just have to pinpoint what that reason is. It usually starts at the top of the organization. That is the case for the once-proud Buffalo Sabres franchise.
Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula expressed his belief in this team moving forward, but now they've made the shock move to demote goaltender Devon Levi to the AHL.
Turns out, the sky is not falling in the Sabrehood – at least in the eyes of the owner. Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula traveled to Montréal to meet with his team at Bell Centre on Monday in lieu of practice.
Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula is reportedly heading to Montreal to meet with his struggling team, according to Elliotte Friedman on 32 Thoughts: The Podcast.
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