myespn.go.com - 8/15/2008
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Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham TORONTO -- The Buffalo Bills rode three hours on buses and had to stay overnight in a hotel for their home game. And they were in another country, no less. But that's what the Bills sacrificed when they accepted $78 million to move eight games to Toronto over the next five years. They opened the series Thursday night with a 24-21 exhibition victory over the ...
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Horse Tracks - Friday, August 15
The Mile High Report —
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In a confusing story, the Rocky Mountain News had some notes on the Cowboys and a good quote from NIko to "Pacman". See here
ESPN had an article about some of the former players that played in the CFL and made it in the NFL. It includes one former Bronco. See here
NFL News
Are the Buffalo Bills leaving? Will they be called the Toronto Bills in the future? See here
That's all I have for now. Have a great weekend and GO BRONCOS!!! ...
Bills in Toronto Quick Hits
Goal-Line Stand —
... Bills in Toronto Quick Hits Posted by Brad Gagnon on August 15, 2008 Call it Friday morning quarterback. Here’s what people are saying one day after the “big” game: • ESPN’s Tim Graham was in the house, and filed more than one rather negative story about the game and the atmosphere. Take your pick: “Bills hope Toronto is dome sweet dome” “The Buffalo Bills rode three hours on buses and had to stay overnight in a hotel for their home game. And they were in another country, no less. “But that's what the Bills sacrificed when they accepted $78 million to move eight games to ...
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The NFL Experiment in Canada Begins Tonight —
Bleacher Report - NFL 8/14/2008
If you thought preseason didn't mean anything, you are wrong.
Tonight in Week Two of the NFL preseason there will be a first for the NFL.
There will be the first NFL game in Canada. It will be the Pittsburgh Steelers being "hosted" by the ...
Leftwich Debuts For Steelers —
Mark Maske's NFL Insider 8/15/2008
Backup quarterback Byron Leftwich made his exhibition-season debut for the Pittsburgh Steelers in Thursday night's loss to the Buffalo Bills in Toronto. Leftwich completed five of 11 passes for 41 yards--nothing great, but not bad either considering ...
No Sellout For Bills in Toronto —
Mark Maske's NFL Insider 8/15/2008
The announced attendance at the Buffalo Bills' preseason game Thursday night in Toronto was 48,434. That was about 5,000 shy of capacity at Rogers Centre. It was the first of eight home games that the Bills are scheduled to play in Toronto over a ...
