CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The “Deflategate” controversy in New England resurrected questions former Carolina Panthers general manager Marty Hurney had about the Patriots after losing Super Bowl XXXVIII.

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Did the Patriots really illegally deflate footballs in the AFC Championship Game, as the NFL is investigating? Well, put it this way: There have been a lot of unbelievable NFL stories this season. This is not one of them.

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Maybe in the end the Bills were happy to see coach Doug Marrone choose to take $4 million to walk away.  If the team would have fired Marrone, the total would have been up to $8 million.

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Orchard Park, N.Y. — Up until the moment Doug Marrone opted out of his contract with the Buffalo Bills, former general manager Bill Polian was reportedly set for a reunion with the team he helped take to four Super Bowls.

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Bill Polian informed Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula on Thursday that he will remain as an ESPN NFL analyst and commentator for 2015 and beyond. Pegula had reached out to Polian in an advisory capacity and eventually gauged his interest to head the team’s front office.

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Another NFL head coaching job has come open. Bills coach Doug Marrone has opted out of his contract with the club, team owner Terry Pegula announced Wednesday afternoon.

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And I remind myself of that every day. And that makes me want to keep on learning.

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QB Kyle Orton has announced his retirement from the NFL.

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The silence has become deafening in Buffalo regarding the intentions of new owners Terry and Kim Pegula regarding the future of the franchise.  There’s growing speculation and rumor in league circles that the team’s immediate future could include a blast from the past.

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After buying the franchise, new Bills co-owner Terry Pegula said there would be no immediate changes, because:  (1) the season was still ongoing; and (2) the season was going well.

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