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NFL in Los Angeles


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An incredible proposal, too bad it won't get built. I think the Rams and Chargers end up bed partners. No one wants the damned Raiders anyway.

Can we not get the General NFL forum back, really gotta share with the fantasy nerds?

Link is broken.

However I do also believe that Rams/Chargers shack up and share space. With that said, Carolina is set to visit the Rams next year on the road. I am either a) making the trip to St. Louis or b) having tailgating in my backyard for the game at the Rose Bowl

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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/09/27/some-owners-actively-opposingl-an-l-a-move-by-rams/?ref=yfp 

Big Cat part of opposition of Rams move to LA. Don't do it Jerry!

Per multiple sources, a group of influential owners strongly opposes the relocation of the Rams to Los Angeles. That group includes Panthers owner Jerry Richardson, who is emerging as a leader of the NFL’s L.A. committee.

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Only reason he's opposing it is because he thinks the Chargers/Raiders should move instead. I agree, personally - we don't need four teams in California.

I'm in favor of Raiders moving to San Antonio. That would make 3 teams in Texas and California should Rams move to LA. The problem with Chargers move is that the stadium will have to be publicly financed whereas Stan Kroenke's is fully private. Another issue I have with San Diego moving is that Carson, CA is so far south of LA and it's almost technically Orange County. It's like San Francisco 49ers playing in Santa Clara which makes no sense (like the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim).

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I'm in favor of Raiders moving to San Antonio. That would make 3 teams in Texas and California should Rams move to LA. The problem with Chargers move is that the stadium will have to be publicly financed whereas Stan Kroenke's is fully private. Another issue I have with San Diego moving is that Carson, CA is so far south of LA and it's almost technically Orange County. It's like San Francisco 49ers playing in Santa Clara which makes no sense (like the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim).

The Chargers going with St. Louis and Oakland going to SA has been the best solutaion all along.  The Oakland/SD does not make sense because then you have to switch up teh divisions and Kroenke's idea seems so much better.  The only downside there is the NFL wants two teams there so they need to get one of the other two to go with them.

From everything I have heard, StL and SD are doing all the work while Oak is involved in the SD thing almost as a throw in since two teams in the same stadium is the NFL's ideal situation.  Ironically though it seems that a new stadium in either StL or SD seems much more likely than in Oak.

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A good thing about StL and SD moving is that the entire NFC West will then be in the Pacific time (well, Arizona is most of the time).  StL kind of gets screwed as it currently sits with three trips out there each year.

If you move Oakland to SA then that helps out KC as they also kind of get screwed heading to the West Coast twice each season.  It makes the West divisions better geographically.

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Assuming you could watch all the games on television, would you mind if the Panthers elected to move? There'd be more media attention, free agents would want to come there, and it'd presumably be easier to win. Assuming they kept the nickname, the color scheme, and "Carolina" would you really mind the Carolina Panthers of Los Angeles?

Fvck you

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