PITTSFORD, N.Y. -- Fred Jackson has no plans of slowing down any time soon. The 33-year-old running back signed a one-year contract extension with the Buffalo Bills on Wednesday, placing Buffalos unquestioned leader on offence under contract with the Bills through 2015. "I just love to play this game," Jackson said. "Usually when guys get to be my age theyre ready to kind of shut it down and not come out here and get beat up like we do at training camp, but I wake up every day and I love it. Im blessed to have an opportunity to play for a team like the Buffalo Bills." Jacksons unlikely success story has made him one of the most popular Bills of the last decade. A former undrafted free agent from tiny Coe College, Jackson is known as much for his slashing, punishing running style on the field as well as his character and leadership away from it. Jackson earned a spot on the Bills practice squad in 2006 after years of toiling away in various minor leagues. He became a full-time starter in 2009, topping the 1,000-yard mark with 1,062 yards rushing, and has been an integral part of the teams offence ever since while sharing time in the backfield with players like C.J. Spiller and Marshawn Lynch. Jackson doesnt appear to be slowing down with age. Following an injury-plagued 2012 campaign, Jackson rushed for 890 yards and nine touchdowns last season while battling two separate knee sprains. In 2011, he had one of the most productive years of his career, averaging 5.5 yards a carry and nearly topping the 1,000-yard mark in just 10 games. Jackson has rushed for 5,121 yards and 28 career touchdowns while adding 2,139 yards and six touchdowns as a receiver. "Freds been a great pro," Bills coach Doug Marrone said. "In my time here with him hes been a very good leader and very productive. ... Age is a number for him. He really doesnt seem that way. The way he runs and the way he prepares himself is a credit to how he takes care of his body." Jackson hopes that this new deal will give him an opportunity to finish his career with the Bills, whenever that is. "I want to play as long as possible, but if I can get three or four more years Ill be happy," Jackson said. "But well see what happens." Jacksons 7-year-old son, Braeden, then spoke up while standing next to his father at the podium: "Can I tell you how many years Id like you to play? Five." "Five more years, thats where Ive got to go," Jackson answered to laughter. "By that time, Ill have (one of my other kids) telling me to do something different." San Francisco Giants Store .com) - The New York Islanders will try to solve their issues against Central Division opponents when they visit the Minnesota Wild for Tuesdays battle at Xcel Energy Center. Cheap Giants Jerseys . The win gives Canada its fifth title at the World Sledge Hockey Challenge. "Weve got to keep pushing," said Westlake, who led Canada with five goals in the tournament. 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The second round was completed earlier Saturday after play was suspended by darkness on Friday night. There was a weather delay on Friday and three more stoppages during the third round on Saturday. First- and second-round leader Zac Blair stumbled to a 1-over 71 in the third round. He dropped into second place at minus-11, while the tours all-time wins leader Jason Gore is one stroke back at 10-under 200. Gore carded a 66 on Saturday. Tyrone Van Aswegen (67), Jim Herman (65) and Adam Hadwin (67) share fourth place at 8-under 202. Travis Bertoni (68) is alone in seventh at minus-7 on the Dyes Valley Course at TPC Sawgrass. Fathauer opened with a birdie on the first and a par on the second. He poured in three consecutive birdie chances from the third to jump into the lead at 13-under. Blair, who started the day at minus-12, opened with six straight pars. There was a 2-shot swing in Blairs favor at the par-5 seventh. Blair converted a birdie, while Fathauer trippedd to a bogey.dddddddddddd. Fathauer joined Blair atop the leaderboard as he chipped in for birdie on the ninth. After three pars in a row from the eighth, Blair reclaimed the lead with a long birdie putt on No. 11. After returning from the second, and longest weather delay of the day, Blair made a mess of the 14th as he walked off with a triple-bogey, which dropped him to 11-under. Fathauer also stumbled as he found water on the 15th and that led to a double- bogey. That dropped Fathauer into a share of the lead, but he got one stroke back when he birdied the 16th. Fathauer parred the last two holes to lead by one after three rounds. It was nice to bounce back with a birdie, said Fathauer of the 16th. I want to stick to my game plan. I really want to do this for myself. Blair parred the last four holes to end round three one stroke off the lead. Every week you tee it up you want to win. Im going to go out, play my game and see where I am at the end of the day, Blair stated. NOTES: Fathauer is looking for his first tour win ... He was in the final group last week, but stumbled into a share of eighth ... Fathauer leads the tournament with 17 birdies, which raises his season total to 342, which is most on tour ... Blairs best previous finish on the Web.com Tour was a tie for ninth at the Utah Championship. ' ' '