The_Philster
11-17-2002, 08:37 AM
Veteran defensive end Chidi Ahanotu is in his first season of living in midtown Toronto and working in suburban Buffalo. He travels two hours or more each way every day, ferried in a stretch limousine along the Queen Elizabeth Way as it gently bends around Lake Ontario.
His is a tale of two cities, two countries, one border — and one heck of a commute. The oddness of his odyssey is unusual in the annals of the NFL, yet seems about right for a man whose life has entry points across the globe.
Most of his Buffalo Bills teammates live here in Orchard Park or one of the other suburbs south of Buffalo. Their trips to work are measured in minutes, not miles. Ahanotu's gets measured in hours — and kilometers.........
more (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/bills/2002-11-14-cover_x.htm)
His is a tale of two cities, two countries, one border — and one heck of a commute. The oddness of his odyssey is unusual in the annals of the NFL, yet seems about right for a man whose life has entry points across the globe.
Most of his Buffalo Bills teammates live here in Orchard Park or one of the other suburbs south of Buffalo. Their trips to work are measured in minutes, not miles. Ahanotu's gets measured in hours — and kilometers.........
more (http://www.usatoday.com/sports/football/nfl/bills/2002-11-14-cover_x.htm)