Solomon Elimimian, a no-doubter of a Canadian Football Hall of Fame inductee, vividly recalls a time when uncertainty reigned.  “In 2009, when I got cut from the Buffalo Bills, I didn’t have a job,” the legendary Canadian Football League linebacker reflects. “I was at home with my mom and I didn’t know what I wanted to do. I had a college degree, but I didn’t want to do anything else but play football. Football was the end-all, be-all.”  The end of his time in Buffalo turned out to be the beginning of something remarkable.  After resurfacing in football with the…