Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson told The Associated Press on Sunday he'd prefer waiting "two or three years" to determine whether the northern experiment is a success before he'd consider reworking the contract reached last year with Toronto-based Rogers Communications. The Bills are locked into playing five regular-season one a year and three preseason games in Toronto under the agreement which runs through 2012. Rogers officials have expressed interest in adding at least one additional regular-season game a year, particularly if the NFL goes forward with a proposal to expand its regular-season schedule to 17 or 18 games but Wilson said an expanded schedule wouldn't make a difference at this point. "I'm sure they want another game. And who knows?" Wilson said in an interview conducted at his home outside Detroit. "I don't know whether they'll get another game or not. We'll have to see how it works out up there." Source: Associated Press
They won't there going to play out these scheduled games and that's about all... I don't see the franchise moving there, and I don't see them set up another thing like they have in place now.
