Is St Louis it?
The only town to lose an NFL Franchise and not get a replacement?
Hurry-up Vikings, we ain't getting any younger!
San Diego?
Oakland
New York has 2 teams in New Jersey… ;) :p
There were a ton of early teams that folded. But recently St Louis, San Diego and Oakland if you want to include them.
I think its logical that we’ll see a European division before the decade is out.
I also think they could add a Mexico City and Toronto team
@"AGRforever" said: I think its logical that we’ll see a European division before the decade is out.I also think they could add a Mexico City and Toronto team
Ugh, just awful. Spreading things out too thin in the name of the almighty dollar. That would cement it for me that Goodell has no real interest in doing what's best for the game and players
@"AGRforever" said: I think its logical that we’ll see a European division before the decade is out.I also think they could add a Mexico City and Toronto team
I imagine 18 game schedule is very next move...
@"purplefaithful" said:@"AGRforever" said: I think its logical that we’ll see a European division before the decade is out.I also think they could add a Mexico City and Toronto team
I imagine 18 game schedule is very next move...
If they go to an 18 game schedule they should consider increasing the roster size.
@"purplefaithful" said: The only town to lose an NFL Franchise and not get a replacement?
They lost two--Cards and Rams. Oakland isnt getting a replacement for the Raiders- lost the same team twice! San Diego isn't getting a team again.
Depends on how far back in NFL history you want to go if you want more. Pre-1950 there were more teams coming and going, particularly in the first decade of the league's existence (1920s).
@"comet52" said:@"purplefaithful" said: The only town to lose an NFL Franchise and not get a replacement?
They lost two--Cards and Rams. Oakland isnt getting a replacement for the Raiders- lost the same team twice! San Diego isn't getting a team again.Depends on how far back in NFL history you want to go if you want more. Pre-1950 there were more teams coming and going, particularly in the first decade of the league's existence (1920s).
The Duluth Eskimos should get another chance.
Always thought it was the “National” Football League, you know, as in “NATION”
The league would become talent deficient at more positions than just QB and the overall product would suffer. As it is it seems we are seeing less quality play, what happens when you take the available pool and dilute it another 20% or more?
And unless Mexico City were to build an indoor stadium, I dont see that as a viable option based on air quality alone, what professional athlete wants to call that home for 6 months a year, breathing that crap? Remember those games they've played there already, it was like watching a game immediately after a huge fireworks display had been shot off.
Edit Post (mod action — author will see a notice)
Warn Poster
Suspend User (3 days)
The user will be suspended for 3 days and will receive an email with the reason and information about how to appeal.