Surprising News: Big Change in the Buffalo Bills Front Office

We're one week away from the first Buffalo Bills training camp practice at St. John Fisher University. The veterans report in six days, with rookies already at camp with the coaching staff.

The Bills have just as good a roster, if not better than 2022, yet because of the AFC Divisional round loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, national media personalities are not picking them to win the division.

The Bills also have a brand new stadium that will open in 2026. Groundbreaking took place in early June and we should expect steel to go up at the new stadium site in Orchard Park at the end of the year. The man who was leading the charge on the new stadium is now no longer with the Bills organization.

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The Bills have announced they and executive vice president/chief operating office Ron Raccuia have parted ways.

Here's a statement from the Bills.

"We would like to thank Ron for his many years hard work and dedication with the Bills and PSE," Terry Pegula said. "We wish he and his family the best of luck in his future endeavors."

Owner/CEO Terry Pegula will now serve the role as president of the Bills. Pegula will work closely with the new management committee John Roth, executive vice president/chief operating officer, Kathryn D'Angelo, general counsel and senior vice president of business administration, and Josh Dziurlikowski, senior vice president of finance and business administration.

There's no word on whether or not Raccuia's exact position will be filled. There's no reason given why Raccuia is no longer with the organization.

Raccuia has been a mainstay with the Bills front office, being the point of contact with the media. He's also been an important person with Pegula Sports and Entertainment.