"Those are two great cities that would support the game and would really fill a niche if we can get agreements from the league, then one of the cities," [Oronde Gadsden] proposed. "With the AFL not active, there are some great players who deserve to be seen, and the time is right for CFL expansion back into the U.S. The league is more stable than ever."

"You're going to get the best of both worlds," Gadsden continued. "You'll see players from Canada and American players who deserve their chance, too. With the World League of American Football (NFL Europe) gone too, you have two leagues not operating, and there are a lot of players chasing the dream. I know, because I came up through the AFL and ended up in the NFL."

For the record, Gadsden is also a part owner of National Indoor Football League's Miami Morays. According to the RotoExperts.com story, Gadsden is confident he can make his vision of CFL expansion into the U.S. a reality by "drawing upon the past CFL expansion attempts and his own experiences."