The Buffalo Bills will be paid $78 million (Canadian) by Rogers Communications Inc. to have the team play five regular-season and three exhibition games at the Rogers Centre over the next five years, according to the Toronto Star. The price is much higher than the profit the team makes per game that is hosted at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Buffalo, New York. "All I can say is we are thrilled to bring the NFL product to fans in Toronto," a spokeswoman said from Rogers.

Bills' QB J.P. Losman doesn?t appear to be going anywhere despite his request that the the team trade him, as reported by the Associated Press. ?J.P.?s on this roster, and he?s a part of this organization. And we anticipate J.P.?s going to be on this team,? chief operating officer Russ Brandon said Wednesday. ?He?s here, and that?s how we?re approaching it,? Brandon added.