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Report: Alleged bid amounts on Buffalo Bills inaccurate

According to a report, every bid number reported for the Buffalo Bills so far is wrong. Sabres owner Terry Pegula, Donald Trump and Bon Jovi's Toronto-based group are all said to have submitted bids. 
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According to various reports, Buffalo Sabres owner Terry Pegula reportedly bid $1.3 billion Tuesday on the Buffalo Bills, Jon Bon Jovi's Toronto-based group bid $1.2 billion, and Donald Trump bid $1 billion. But Tim Graham of the Buffalo News reports he's been told every bid number reported so far is wrong.

In the case of the alleged $1.2 billion bid, Graham said he was told the reported amount is "quite higher than reality." 

Graham also notes that any bids that were submitted on Tuesday were non-binding, and that the best offers are still to come. 

Pegula and Donald Trump have both been confirmed by Graham as bidders, and Graham has reported that they submitted notices-of-intent.

Trump recently said he thinks it is unlikely that he will win. 

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- Molly Geary