I'm a Torontonian who has been to Bills games at Ralph Wilson and Rogers Centre. Both options aren't very good. The atmosphere and tailgating scene in Buffalo is fantastic... but having the stadium in the middle of a residential area in Orchard Park is bizarre and hard to get to. It's old and creeky, the amenities are really really bad. It takes forever to get home... and if it snows, forget about it. Just dumping a game in a not-so-big, stuffy, poorly lit living room like the Rogers Centre isn't the answer either. I think they assumed that there were enough Bills fans in Toronto to create a good atmosphere without much effort. They were wrong. I know for certain that Toronto would support an NFL team if they moved permanently, but I don't want to see that happen. The Bills, in order to stay in Buffalo, need to embrace Canadian fans with their own. - Build a new stadium in Niagara Falls, NY near the border. It'll rejuvenate the American side of the falls (which is run down), while making it far easier for Canadian fans into the stadium. Buffalonians will have to travel a little father, though. - Advertise and expand their Charter Bus programs for Toronto & Hamilton fans. - Promote the Bills throughout Toronto and Hamilton. Get the Toronto media to cover the Bills with the other major Toronto teams. Invest on building the fanbase in Southern Ontario. - Build a team that MAKES THE PLAYOFFS for once. Team success is the best way to generate buzz. That's my solution.