The Facts:
Williams' possible run to the CFL remained on hold Monday -- and it could stay that way at least until the end of the week. The Dolphins and Toronto Argonauts, sources said, are discussing a key factor in allowing the suspended running back to play in Canada -- assurance for the Dolphins that Williams will return to Miami after one season in Toronto.
Reported by the Palm Beach Post
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Williams, who is suspended for the 2006 NFL season for violating the NFL's substance-abuse policy, has told his agent he would return to the Dolphins. But Toronto officials have given the Dolphins only verbal assurances that they would not impede his return to the NFL when the CFL season ends in November. ... CFL contracts include a club option year, meaning that if Williams becomes a big draw for the Argonauts, they might try to enforce that option year.
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