Draconator

Well for me, myself and I, being an Oakland A's fan, he was under contract with the A's, the top prospect in their system, about to make it to the Majors, and he totally turns his back on Oakland.

I am very happy that the Cardinals lost. Very happy.

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Fair point about Torontonians being fair weather fans.

Toronto as a whole didn't want a visitor. They want their own home team.

Again, I say Toronto has 7 Million people living within the city boundaries. There's plenty to support the Bills and a Toronto team.

https://www.buffalobills.com/news/ruben-brown-set-to-return-as-the-bills-legend-of-the-game

Sorta like two cities where two teams play in the same stadium?

And to expand on that, Toronto has about 7 million living within the city limits.

I've mentioned this earlier, but for everyone suggesting Vancouver or Montreal for a Canadian team. Toronto would be the first choice. Population base and they would certainly be the squeakiest wheel when it comes to "I want a NFL team".

You do know the 49ers play in Santa Clara, about 10 minutes from Downtown San Jose.

Bills 52 - Dolphins 3. Tua is sacked 13 times, with Rousseau getting 6 3/4 sacks

We have something against the Cardinals because they've already won the Super Bowl. Just ask them.

I am all for a new stadium. Downtown or Orchard Park. At this point, just get the thing built.

Terry? Is that you?

Did St. Louis support the Rams post the Greatest Show on Turf years? I just see an Atlanta Flames/Atlanta Thrashers type of situation, where they keep trying to put a team there, there's no support, and the team moves. Rinse, repeat.

You would think that, but go into the city on a Sunday afternoon, and it's a large mix of fans cheering for different teams. The Bills Toronto series couldn't sell out half of the Skydome Rogers Centre. Torontonians want their "own" team.

No, it's Tua talk. Can't throw, can't run, can't talk.

I'm thinking they would look at population base, and Toronto out shines Montreal in that regard.

I'm sad for Watt, considering what he has done outside of football, but not sad for the Cardinals as a team. Not. At. All.

Toronto would get first dibs if the NFL expands into Canada. Location of the Bills notwithstanding.

For some reason, I'm thinking the Monday Night game against New England is a good possibility for Red helmets.

If the city government can ever get their heads out of their collective asses, a new team in Oakland would have an instant fan base. Bigger than most areas that have never had a team.