If Not LA where?

[djtavo]

Puerto Rico...lol

 

[Denim Chicken]

Another vote for Hampton Roads

 

[Alumni2k11]

Vegas would be cool, but I doubt the NFL would move there. My 2nd vote would go to Hampton Roads since I live here and to break up the whole "Commanders Country" thing. Of course Dallas will always be my #1 team regardless.

 

[Chief]

I think there are plenty of teams, but if a team (Jacksonville) needed to move, and Los Angeles isn't an option, then I think it would be out of the country.

Toronto or Mexico City?

 

[HoosierCowboy]

I think there are plenty of teams, but if a team (Jacksonville) needed to move, and Los Angeles isn't an option, then I think it would be out of the country.

Toronto or Mexico City?

I'm sure the Mexico team would attract FAs--I'd vote for Birmingham, alabama.

 

[StylisticS]

Alabama to me would be a good fit in a football crazy state.

I don't think they want it. They are to fixated on College Football and they will tell you Sunday's are for church out there. I think the same maybe for Oklahoma when it comes to how much they love College Football.

San Antonio would be alright. There will still be Cowboy fans there no matter if the team is there. I really do believe that Virginia needs a team. Somewhere around the Hampton Roads. But the proximity to Carolina and Washington maybe to much.

 

[AlcoholicNinja]

Toronto.

 

[fortdick]

They could try putting pro football in Detroit.

 

[speedkilz88]

I don't think they want it. They are to fixated on College Football and they will tell you Sunday's are for church out there. I think the same maybe for Oklahoma when it comes to how much they love College Football.

San Antonio would be alright. There will still be Cowboy fans there no matter if the team is there. I really do believe that Virginia needs a team. Somewhere around the Hampton Roads. But the proximity to Carolina and Washington maybe to much.

What you don't get is that it will affect the tv coverage there. It's bad enough with Houston and they are an AFC team. If its an NFC team then you won't see hardly any games.

 

[BrAinPaiNt]

Cincinatti, OH.

That was what I was going to say...that way I might not have to be stuck with them showing Steelers, Browns AND Bengals games.

 

[MC KAos]

What you don't get is that it will affect the tv coverage there. It's bad enough with Houston and they are an AFC team. If its an NFC team then you won't see hardly any games.

there are a lot of people in san antonio that dont really follow the NFL or dont like the cowboys entirely. i think they would do fine filling up a stadium; the city supports sports very well. I do think it would have to be an AFC team though to not interfere with the cowboys

 

[big dog cowboy]

Cincinatti, OH.

They could try putting pro football in Detroit.

 

[ZeroClub]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1022183/index.htm

 

[BAT]

Los Angeles
Los Vegas
Canada - Toronto, Montreal

 

[ArmyCowboy]

Vegas would be cool, but I doubt the NFL would move there. My 2nd vote would go to Hampton Roads since I live here and to break up the whole "Commanders Country" thing. Of course Dallas will always be my #1 team regardless.

I'm originally from Norfolk and that area would never support a pro team.

The locals are 90% Commanders fans through and through and there's a large transitory population who support other teams.

I would say San Antonio, followed by Lincoln, Ne.

 

[CowboyMike]

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/vault/article/magazine/MAG1022183/index.htm

That's pretty outdated. El Paso's at around 760,000 now. Plus Fort Bliss.

Not that I'm saying El Paso should have an NFL team. Far from it.

 

[Established1971]

If not LA which city would you like to see the NFL move a team to? Looking around there are several states without an NFL team and some of these area have shown great response other pro sports if it were your call where would you like to see an NFL team emerge?

Portland Oregon
Birmingham AL
Columbus Oh
Memphis TN

 

[SA_Gunslinger]

San Antonio.

FTW. Lock thread.

 

[Big Country]

Weil der Stadt, Germany

:laugh2:

A team in San Antonio would be the worst thing to happen to Cowboys fans. See Houston for an example.

I agree, I lived down in San Marcos in the early 90's, and the Cowboys are huge in the San Antonio area all the way to the Austin area as well.


I'll put in a vote for Fairbanks for a professional team. The skyline would be awesome with Mt McKinley in the background

 

[casmith07]

Alabama is a college football state, not pro football.

The only city that makes sense is Los Angeles. Oklahoma City, maybe.