Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula issued a statement on Tuesday to deny claims made in former NFL Network personality Jim Trotter's lawsuit against the league for racial discrimination.
"The statement attributed to me in Mr. Trotter's complaint is absolutely false," Pegula said."I am horrified that anyone would connect me to an allegation of this kind. Racism has no place in our society and I am personally disgusted that my name is associated with this complaint.
Prior to joining NFL Media in 2017, Trotter previously worked at ESPN and Sports Illustrated, as well as spending 18 years at theTrotter's contract was not renewed by the NFL this past March.
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