There is no accurate account of the money spent in the days leading up to Bills home games, but losing just one home games affects Buffalo's economy. The team?s decision to play eight home games in Toronto over five years hurts an array of local businesses. ?It stinks,? said Amy Morgan, the owner of Tailgaters Bar & Grill, which makes about 70 percent of its monthly sales on game days, when 10 workers are employed. ?They?re taking revenue away.? Rogers Communications, Canada?s largest wireless company and the owner of Rogers Centre, paid the Bills $78 million to play three preseason and five regular-season games in Toronto. That is twice the team?s operating income last year, according to Forbes. ?The goal was to grow the N.F.L.,? said Mark Waller, the league?s chief marketing officer, who said that winning over fans in Canada is a long-term proposition. ?It is not about moving the franchise.?