Pegula Presser: The Bills officially introduced Terry and Kim Pegula as the new owners of the team at a press conference late this afternoon from the fieldhouse. People in attendance including Sabres GM Tim Murray, Thurman Thomas, Rueben Brown, Mark Kelso, Mario Williams, Kyle Williams, Eric Wood, and Corey Graham. Doug Marrone was there but didn't have a seat with a place card so he sat with the media. Jim Kelly sent along his congratulations but was on vacation and couldn't be there. Just before the press conference the Pegulas released a letter that said in bold The Bills are here to stay. Russ Brandon is no longer CEO but he is still the team president. Terry Pegula is the owner and CEO as introduced by John Murphy as the beginning of the press conference. He was on the stage while Kim Pegula was in the front row. Russ Brandon said he was humbled, honored, and privileged to introduce Terry Pegula and called it a new era while praising Ralph Wilson. He got emotional and started crying saying we all just bought a team. He was humbled by all the fans and outpouring of emotions that he saw when his name was announced as the winner of the bid. He could not believe the penned up fear of losing the team being released by the fans as he listened to WGR after winning the bid. He feels humbled to follow Ralph Wilson, he said even though he never met Ralph they are connected through the city of Detroit as he started crying again. Talked about being a Detroit Lions fan as an 8 year old that Ralph owned a part of at the time. He started watching Bills games in the early 60s. He talked about that you can buy anything you want but there is only one Buffalo Bills. He wants the team and staff to know that they care about everyone in the organization and they have showed that with the Sabres. They care about everyone who ever played for the organization and specifically mentioned Jim Kelly and is battles. Andre Reed and his "quiet" support of the team, Thurman Thomas a big Sabres fan, and Mario Williams who isn't a bigger car guy than Pegula. The primary goal of the ownership is to win Super Bowls and himself and his family will dedicate themselves to that goal courtesy of your, our, Buffalo Bills. He thanked Senator Chuck Schumer, Mario Cuomo, and the Jacobs family for their support. He said he always has been a football game but the hockey team came up for sale first. He said Kim and him are both owners but he will keep the division private and she will put her touch on the organization and will be involved but they haven't decided on a specific role at this time. He talked about buying the team privately for years and was worried about the future of the team. He didn't want to tip his hand but admitting he wanted the team when asked about it in the past. He said they will gradually proceed to plan and design a new stadium for the Buffalo Bills but it will take time. He realizes it is a significant issue but getting the team first is what mattered and he hopes he doesn't have to spend the next eight years answering questions on it. He has not given any thought to changes in the football operation calling it a happy day. He wouldn't assume there would be any changes and they are pleased with the work Russ Brandon has done with the organization. He will be on the field before the game and it appears that he will address the crowd.

Seven Questionable: The Bills hit the practice field for the last time before the Patriots game and did so without Chris Williams and Fred Jackson who sat out. Jackson was sent home with an illness and Williams has been ruled out for Sunday's game. Marcus Easley has been ruled out again as well. The rest of the players that have been limited all week are listed as questionable. That list includes Jackson, Ron Brooks, Kyle Williams, Nigel Bradham, Aaron Williams, Da'Norris Searcy, and Brandon Spikes. For the Patriots Tom Brady is listed as questionable with a previously unknown ankle injury. Injury Page.