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Kevin Seifert NFL Nation 

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The Chargers became a rare NFL franchise that no one wanted. San Diego leaders and citizens made clear they wouldn't pay (enough) for a new stadium. And a year after the Rams moved to Los Angeles, no one there was clamoring for a second team. The better economic deal between the two imperfect options is LA. The Chargers are a business and apparently will act like one. Per Adam Schefter, they will move to Los Angeles.

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Alden Gonzalez ESPN Staff Writer 

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The Chargers are expected to announce as early as Thursday that they plan to leave San Diego for Los Angeles in 2017, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. I spoke with Rams COO Kevin Demoff about the possibility of a second team in the market a couple weeks ago. Here's part of what he said: "If we do our job correctly, a second team should only heighten the NFL excitement in the marketplace and build on it. I don't think it takes away. I think it just enhances it. But it's still dependent on -- you have to be playing winning football, you have to be exciting, you have to make your brand entertaining and relevant. I think that's true whether you're the only team in the market or whether there are two or three teams in the market."

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