Calling it "generational electricity," Matt Sabuda says anticipation for Sunday's Buffalo Bills home opener may be at an all-time high. During "Beyond the Playbook" on WBFO's Morning Edition, Sabuda discussed the announcement that the Bills will be sold to Terry and Kim Pegula.
A co-founder of the Buffalo Fan Alliance, Sabuda welcomes the Pegula ownership of the Buffalo Bills calling them "a fantastic shepherd of what is a community asset." The family's intention to keep the team in Western New York only adds to a trend of positive news.
"As a community, we are on our way up."
The development could reap benefits on the playing field this week. Coming off a season-opening win over the Chicago Bears, the Bills will open their home schedule against the Miami Dolphins. Sabuda predicts a "festival-like atmosphere" at Ralph Wilson Stadium, one that could have a positive impact on the game.
Matt Sabuda can be heard throughout the football season on Monday and Friday mornings with "Beyond the Playbook" on WBFO.
