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El Supremo

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1. There is really only one or two.

Reply to KamaAina (Original post)

Thu Jan 14, 2016, 07:28 PM

Jan 2016

St. Louis doesn't want another team after losing two within 20 years. It is far more interested in baseball anyway.

If the Chargers move to LA with the Rams then San Diego is too close to those two other teams and can't support the market for a third.

Like it says, Dallas and Houston won't allow their San Antonio/Austin market to be taken over.

So that leaves only two foreign cities. One of which doesn't even understand or like American football.

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Top 5 cities primed to be relocation targets for NFL team [View all] KamaAina Jan 2016 OP

There is really only one or two. El Supremo Jan 2016 #1

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