The differences between the CFL and NFL are most similar to...?

I don't know very much of the CFL to make a comapreision.I don't disrespect it just not intrested in it much like the UFL

The CFL is basically a reserve league for the NFL. That's one reason the NFL is reluctant to place a team in Toronto -- it would mess up for them what is a pretty good farm system. American players -- particuarly backs and linebackers -- who are ten pounds too light or one step too slow for the NFL can maintain their skills while hoping to make it into an NFL lineup. You see this every year in the CFL, when the lineups get radically worked over after the NFL teams make their pre-season cuts (which take place about halfway through the CFL season).

These are good players -- almost all of them have backgrounds from Division I American schools. Although the rules are very similar they do make some of the styles different -- players (like Doug Flutie) who are relatively small but very mobile can succeed in the CFL where they can't in the NFL. The larger field and three down system in the CFL makes the passing game more important, while the "pocket" quarterback can't succeed. You need a QB who can scramble and throw on the run.

Linemen don't cross over as well, as most NFL linemen are actually too large -- and therefore not mobile enough -- to succeed in the Canadian game.

The player who probably enjoyed the most success in both leagues was probably Warren Moon, who won several Grey Cups with Edmonton, and then became the starting QB for the Houston Oilers for a number of years.

I would say the FBS and FCS (the upper and lower half of NCAA D-I).

I would say a).

hamsters and elephants