Since 2008, the Buffalo Bills have played one home game per year at the Rogers Centre in Toronto. Along with the annual St. Louis Rams games in London, these are the only NFL games that take place outside the borders of the United States each year. It appears as though that tradition will continue for the next several years.
Bills Toronto Series Extended; 5-Year Deal Reportedly Expected Soon
The Buffalo Bills have played one game per year in Toronto since 2008. Canadian football fans can look forward to an additional five years of Bills games in the Rogers Centre.
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Albert Breer from the NFL Network reports that the Bills have agreed to an extension that will keep the annual event in Toronto for the next five years. The league’s international committee has signed off on the agreement, so Toronto residents can look forward to live football through at least 2017.
The Bills in Toronto series has its own official website and this year's game will see the Bills hosting the Seattle Seahawks on December 16. The Bills are 2-2 through the first four games of the Toronto series.
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