 The CFL–NFL agreement expired in 2006.Both leagues have been attempting to reach a new agreement, but the CFL broke off negotiations in November 2007 after Canadian telecommunications firm Rogers Communications paid $78 million to host seven Bills games in Toronto over five seasons (the last Bills Toronto Series game was played during the 2013 NFL season).In 2002, the league expanded back to nine teams with the creation of the Ottawa Renegades.