BUFFALO, N.Y. — The Community Benefits Agreement, "CBA", is all about making sure the Buffalo Bills invest into disadvantaged communities as a return on the over $800 million the team received in public funds to build a new stadium.

"I think that we have seen progress. This community benefits agreement, as many of us know, is a legally binding document that's a part of a larger lease deal that keeps the Bills in Buffalo for the next 30 years," said NYS Senator April Baskin.

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She said there are struggles along the way for the Bills to meet targets of the CBA from investing in youth administrative sports and careers mentoring, to ensuring small businesses are vendors at the stadium.

"We aren't really

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