Bills Odd Shakeup: Team Announces Changes at Business Level
The Buffalo Bills had made some surprising moves on the business side of the things ahead of this upcoming season.
The Bills announced Wednesday that they have parted ways with Ron Raccuia, who was the organization's executive vice president and chief operating officer (COO). He played a pivotal role in the team striking the $1.54 billion deal for the franchise's new stadium, but is now mysteriously out of the picture. The stadium broke ground for construction in June.
"We would like to thank Ron for his many years hard work and dedication with the Bills and PSE," Bills owner/CEO Terry Pegula said in a statement. "We wish he and his family the best of luck in his future endeavors."
Per the release, Pegula will now take over as the Bills president and will begin working closer with the team's business administration.
"After taking time over the past several months to evaluate the business side of our operation, we wanted to revamp and improve our structure," Pegula said. "We have a tremendous amount of confidence in this management committee we have constructed."
Raccuia had been a part of Pegula Sports and Entertainment since 2017. But Pegula is confident in who he has moving forward as the Bills aim for big things like their first-ever Super Bowl and welcoming fans to their new state-of-the-art stadium during the 2026 season.
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