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The reason no one goes to Argos, because it it an inferior product. 3 downs limits play strategy. Who would want to watch run, pass, then punt. Worst than college football.

Between 2012-2021 - Thirteen NHL teams lost money (in millions USD): - Florida (-195.9) - GARY BETTMAN EXPANSION TEAM - Arizona (-141.6) - GARY BETTMAN RELOCATION - NY Islanders (-132.1) - Carolina (-108.8) - GARY BETTMAN RELOCATION - Tampa (-74.4) - GARY BETTMAN EXPANSION TEAM - Buffalo (-59.9) - Anaheim (-79.6) - GARY BETTMAN EXPANSION TEAM - Columbus (-76.0) - GARY BETTMAN EXPANSION TEAM - San Jose (-13.3) - Nashville (-64.1) - GARY BETTMAN EXPANSION TEAM - Minnesota (-55.1) - GARY BETTMAN EXPANSION TEAM - St. Louis (-43.9) - Colorado (-23.5) - GARY BETTMAN RELOCATION Fun Fact: Atlanta set the NHL record for MOST MONEY lost by ANY franchise in history...$130 million losses in only 5 years between 2005-2010, but that is where Gary Bettman is dead set on returning...why is he in charge? These owners have no power, they look so weak kowtowing to his stupidity. Between 2012-2021 - every Canadian team generated revenue (in millions USD): - Montreal (+678.2) - Toronto (+634.2) - Edmonton (+139.4) - Vancouver (+215.9) - Calgary (+70.1) - Ottawa (+50.9) - Winnipeg (+4.9) Winnipeg is the smallest market in professional sports...834,678 people, using Canadian currency...and they generated 4,900,000 for the NHL...meanwhile Miami lost 195.9 million, Phoenix lost 141.6 million, Atlanta lost 130 million, Anaheim lost 79.6 million... Fun Fact: Quebec City is larger than Winnipeg. Winnipeg (834,678) Quebec City (839,311) Who would sell more season tickets? A team in Quebec City, or Atlanta/Houston/Phoenix? Why don't you hold a contest...winner who sells more tickets gets the team... If you want to generate money for the NHL long term, go to Canada...if you want t bleed money in large southern markets...by all means expand into Houston, or Phoenix again, or Atlanta a third time... How insanely stupid would you have to be to just WANT to lose money in Miami, Anaheim, Atlanta, Phoenix, Columbus, Tampa....instead of making money in Edmonton, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Quebec City.

Toronto is a great market. It would absolutely work. They just need a new domed stadium.

NFL won't come to Canada. We don't support anything. This country doesn't even have one decent stadium over 50,000, while they get 100,000 for college games in the US. Main reason is that the NFL makes most of it's money from TV networks. TV networks would not want a team in Canada because they get all their money from advertising, which would not work in a foreign country.

I don't watch the NFL anymore for many reasons. Basically, it's just a crashing bore. Back in the day a game would never approach three hours in length. No flow to the game. Am I the only one?

Were the flames playing against the Dallas Stars?

First ... get rid of those idiotic WOKE names. WTF is a Redblack?? And Elks? Asinine names!! They're the Eskimos and Rough Riders!!!!!!

Just wait until someone asks for taxpayer funds to build a new stadium, and you will see just how little interest there is in NFL in Toronto.

This is incorrect. The NFL has no interest in Toronto.

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Yea toronto should get NFL team

U should of included how much each league makes yearly

I think if the NFL Ever wants to expand to Toronto, It should go to Vancouver. We have a very strong fanbase and a LOT of Seahawks fans. We also have a huge stadium with almost double the capacity of Torontos.

Wouldn’t having a foreign country team convert the NFL from a national football league into an international league? Which country rules and regulations would the teams and players follow? What national anthem would they play in a foreign city stadium?

Except for pre season games, Canadian Government should ban the No-Fun League and other GI Footy Regular Season/Playoff games from being played in the country period, killing off any expansion team crap. NHL makes sense (Canada should be 8 teams Vs. 20 USA) but that's about it. Hell, in the 1970s, Canada almost passed an act to stop then-WFL from putting a Toronto-based team but they failed.

Its called the buffalo bills

Canada is ass

Thats ridiculous, what does cfl have anything to do with NFL!?! people want NFL, tickets to argos has nothing to do with ability to sell nfl. NFL will sell out herr like no other

Why not a Canadian nfl team and wave the red ensign flag instead ?

Vancouver would do better with ticket sales. Seahawks are an hour away

🇨🇦CFL is more exciting football and older than the NFL. We don't need an NFL Team, we have our own league.

Anchorage deserves a CFL team in my opinion

over 6.5 million people in Toronto and they love football, not as much as hockey, but a 6.5 million person city can support an NFL team, an NHL team, an MLB team and an NBA team. It's larger than Denver and Denver has all four. city of buffalo - 276,807 (2021) city of toronto - 2,930,000 (2017) imagine the NFL thinks buffalo is a better option, and are unexplainably so stubborn that they decide "Toronto will never get an NFL Team" this was a dumb video

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There’s no a real need to build a new stadium, as you mentioned the sky dome is standing in the league regulations. Hence, tickets will probably be sold.

Never gonna happen. Las Vegas is more likely to get a second team.

Sydney Kangaroos 🇦🇺 - the 2000 Olympic stadium is still in use, Rugby League, Rugby Union and Soccer all play there.

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I think the "no ability to sell tickets" is highly flawed. Before the ridiculously overpriced Buffalo Bills package of games that Rogers purchased, pretty much all the prior games were sold out for pre-season exhibition games in Toronto. The buffalo bills games were also against poor attracting opponents, so the deck was stacks for those games not to sell tickets well. Also considering how well the Raptors, Blue Jays and Maple Leafs sell tickets, Toronto is a big time sports town. All the teams are often in the respective leagues top 10 for attendance despite having considerable stretches of playoff droughts and have well out performed American teams with similar season records when it comes to attendance. Unfortunately the Argos are dying a slow death and are just a speck on the city's sports landscape. Even Toronto FC is more popular than the Argos, so I don't think the NFL will care too much about the Argos well being. The team ranks dead last in CFL attendance by a wide margin. It's simply the case of people valuing their entertainment dollars on higher profile sports leagues. Even minor league hockey doesn't do well in Toronto.

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Niagara and Toronto are Bills country

If a city of close to half a million people can't see the benefit of building a 25,000 seat stadium to bring in a CFL team then the CFL needs to move on and stop thinking about placing a football team in Atlantic Canada.

If Toronto had an NFL team, all of Canada would buy Tickets, just like how it works in the MLB and the NBA, its not just Toronto, its all of Canada would pay to fly and go see them play. Essentially, you'd have a 40 million sized city. Their value in 30 years would be the same as the cowboys.

The CFL suffers because it's a multicultural country, most of the imports have no interest in football.

2:11 On the 'Market Comparison' chart, you may want to include AHL, as hockey is popular in Canada and their season overlaps the CFL season. In current CFL markets, that would include Toronto, Montreal (Laval), Vancouver (Abbotsford), Calgary, and Winnipeg.

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Always nice to see Baltimore be memorialized for being the "ONLY" non-Canadian home base to win the Grey Cup.

BC Lions suck almost as much nads as the Argotwats..... Go Redblacks!

I think that the Canadian Football League should expand to 20 teams with the current ten teams in Canada, nine in the USA, and one in Mexico. Here are the ten expansion teams ideas that I think will work, complete with nicknames: Oklahoma City Outlaws Milwaukee Warriors Portland Pioneers Orlando Thunder Oakland Blackjacks Norfolk Neptunes Sacramento Surge San Jose Seals Dayton War Gods Mexico City Aztecs With those ten expansion teams, the Canadian Football League will cover ALL of North America.

Give another team to Sacramento. It's going to work this time, I swear.

In my opinion the argos not succeeding has nothing to do with an NFL team succeeding. There’s many NFL fans here in Toronto ( many are bills fans ) the CFL product isn’t as good as NFL. The hype around an NFL team would bring people in

Probably Montreal is the only canadian city who could have an NFL team

I will probably never see a NFL team in Toronto in my lifetime, however it will come eventually as the league wants to grow internationally. I don't see the Argos, stadium, or the failure of the Bills series in Toronto as an impediment. At the end of the day the league wants to make money and the league already seen the city can support other major sports. There will be a time when the league earnings from media rights, ticket sales, and merchandise slows down. When this happens I can see the league seriously look at entering new markets.

What we should do is take the bigger football leagues in North America and and treat it like the English tear system send wining teams up losing teams down.

CFL NEEDS to expansion SASKATOON ,QUEBEC CTY,Halifax,Usa,Mexico City,London,England,Ireland,Scotland,Wales

It would be a lot easier to put an NFL team in Toronto as opposed to London!

If the NFL comes to Toronto they will have no problem selling Tickets…. Absolutely no problem at all… people don’t care about the CFL in Toronto.. And quite frankly, nobody cares about exhibition games with the Buffalo Bills Toronto is arrogant and that’s why they don’t give a shit. I would buy season tickets. This would not be a problem at all…. And if I’m not mistaken, Toronto is the fourth biggest market in North America…we are actually ahead of Chicago now.

Atlantic Canada doesn't have the corporate support or the city council support to get it done. Quebec City's a better choice!