Buffalo Bills Debate O.J. Simpson's Stadium Honor

0:00The Buffalo Beals got a tough call ahead as their new high-mark stadium gears up to open this summer. They're debating whether to put OJ. Simpson's name on plaques in the family circle plaza. This cool outdoor spot shaped like a bison hoof with giant sculptures. Simpson's one of the franchise's all-time greats, but his life off the field makes it tricky. The stadium's design team, led by senior BP Frank Ravota, towed ESPN their prepping layouts both ways with Simpson and without. The old stadium had him on the wall of fame, but no final word yet on carrying that over. On the field, Simpson dominated for nine seasons with the bills. He rushed for over 10,000 yards, scored 57 rushing touchdowns, and became the first player to top 2,000 yards in a season. He snagged NFL MVP in 1973 and led the league in rushing four times. Off the field, though, his story got dark. Acquited in the 1995 murders of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman,

1:00but found liable in Civil Court. Later, convicted in 2008 for arm robbery and kidnapping over some memorabilia, serving nine years in prison until parole in 20. 17. He passed from cancer last April at 76. For now, the bills are holding both options open as the stadium shapes up. Whatever they pick, it'll spark talk about balancing gridiron glory with a messy personal history, and fans will be watching close when those doors swing open. That's your Derm News today update, AI powered and always on.