Carter and McGrady Pursue Stake in Bills

Former NBA stars Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady are part of a consortium seeking to acquire a non-controlling minority stake in the Buffalo Bills, as confirmed by a source familiar with the NFL finance committee's agenda. The group, which includes MLS player Jozy Altidore and Gridiron Capital's Tom Burger, aims to purchase 10.6% of the team, with another group, Arctos Partners, seeking an additional 10%. The Bills' owners, Terry and Kim Pegula, will retain over 79% control following the sale, which is part of a strategy to capitalize on the franchise's increasing value, recently estimated at $4.2 billion. The NFL finance committee will also review Ares Management's bid for a 10% stake in the Miami Dolphins and will discuss Tom Brady's recent acquisition of a minority share in the Las Vegas Raiders. The Pegulas, who also own the NHL's Buffalo Sabres, had previously announced intentions to explore selling a minority interest amid rising construction costs for a new stadium set to open in June 2026.