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The CFL had to of known the rule changes would piss off their core fans, which are their bread and butter, yet they did it anyways. It's a desperate move to attract younger fans, and maybe draw in some NFL fans. The league has said that the current model is unsustainable, which is a kinder way of saying the league is dying.

I get a lot of negative reaction for saying this, but there is a path for the NFL in the 3 major markets. The stadiums in place now would be adequate. Maybe not what the NFL would like ideally, but you would be coming into a 40 million population market. Vancouver/Victoria is the 21st largest TV market in the US/Canada, in the same tier as Denver, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Miami/Ft. Lauderdale, so we are a decent sized local market. Being in Canada, you would also have an extended market, similar to the Blue Jays and Raptors.

The price would be high, so the solution to that is to put together an ownership group.

Not saying that I hope the CFL folds, but if it does, imo there is a more realistic path to the NFL than what most people think.