Bills and Raccuia part ways months after top executive finishes stadium negotiations

By JOHN WAWROW
AP Sports Writer

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The Buffalo Bills have parted ways with Ron Raccuia a few months after the franchise’s top executive completed negotiations to build a new stadium. Owner Terry Pegula cited a monthslong evaluation of the team’s business side in determining a need to revamp and improve the Bills’ structure. Pegula is also taking over the role of team president, which was previously held by his wife. Kim Pegula has been away from the team because of health issues. John Roth will assume Raccuia’s titles as the team’s executive vice president and COO.