Several NFL owners believe Trump is angry over sale of Buffalo Bills
President Donald Trump is still going after the NFL over anthem protests.
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan said  Trump  is "jealous" of NFL and his attacks are "personal."
Adam Shefter said other NFL owners feel  Trump 's attacks are a personal vendetta.
 President Donald Trump  went after the NFL again on Wednesday tweeting  "The NFL has decided that it will not force players to stand for the playing of our National Anthem. Total disrespect for our great country!"
Now comes multiple reports that NFL owners believe  Trump  is just waging a personal vendetta over not being allowed into the NFL fraternity.
In an interview with Jarrett Bell of USA Today  Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan  described  Trump 's attacks on the NFL as a "personal issue."
 Trump  famously went to war with the NFL in the 1980s as an owner in the now-defunct USFL. More recently however   Trump  was one of three bidders for the Buffalo Bills when they were for sale in 2014.  He  was always considered a longshot and eventually lost out to Terry Pegula  who also owns the NHL's Buffalo Sabres.
According to ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter  Khan is not the only owner who feels that way about  Trump .
Schefter said he made calls to "people in Washington" who said they did not believe it to be true. However  the owners do believe that  Trump  is angry at the NFL  in general  and Commissioner Roger Goodell  specifically.
"I can tell you that there are other owners who believe that part of the reason that  Trump  is gone after the NFL as aggressively as  he  has is because  he  believes Roger Goodell had a hand in preventing  him  from buying the Buffalo Bills back when they were for sale " Schefter said. "And because  he  has not been included in that ownership fraternity   he  is now waging  his  own little vendetta against the NFL."
[TGT] is still going after the NFL over anthem protests.
Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan said  [TGT]  is "jealous" of NFL and his attacks are "personal."
Adam Shefter said other NFL owners feel  [TGT] 's attacks are a personal vendetta.
 [TGT]went after the NFL again on Wednesday tweeting  "The NFL has decided that it will not force players to stand for the playing of our National Anthem. Total disrespect for our great country!"
Now comes multiple reports that NFL owners believe  [TGT]is just waging a personal vendetta over not being allowed into the NFL fraternity.
In an interview with Jarrett Bell of USA Today  Jacksonville Jaguars owner Shahid Khan  described  [TGT] 's attacks on the NFL as a "personal issue.[TGT]famously went to war with the NFL in the 1980s as an owner in the now-defunct USFL. More recently however   [TGT]was one of three bidders for the Buffalo Bills when they were for sale in 2014.  [TGT]  was always considered a longshot and eventually lost out to Terry Pegula  who also owns the NHL's Buffalo Sabres.
According to ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter  Khan is not the only owner who feels that way about [TGT] .
Schefter said he made calls to "people in Washington" who said they did not believe it to be true. However  the owners do believe that  [TGT]is angry at the NFL  in general  and Commissioner Roger Goodell  specifically.
"I can tell you that there are other owners who believe that part of the reason that  [TGT]  is gone after the NFL as aggressively as  [TGT]  has is because  [TGT]  believes Roger Goodell had a hand in preventing  [TGT]  from buying the Buffalo Bills back when they were for sale " Schefter said. "And because [TGT][TGT]  has not been included in that ownership fraternity   [TGT]  is now waging  [TGT]  own little vendetta against the NFL."