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If you had the ability to relocate a NFL team, where would it be and why?
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Minnesota to LA.
Because it would make me laugh.
I'm really conflicted with this.Minnesota to LA.
Because it would make me laugh.
I'm really conflicted with this.
Sure, I would laugh histerically the first couple of months. Sure, I would get in almost every Vikings fans' face.
But, then again, it would take away the bliss of knowing that, no matter what, in every NFL season, at least I can make fun of them in the end.
Iowa has such a college feel to it, don't you say? Don't know if a franchise would be viable in there. Same thing for 2 teams in WI. Though if you moved them to Iowa, their fanbase wouldn't decline. Moving them to WI, if anything, they would lose fans...Same here.
How about we relocate the vikings to Milwaukee. That would be much worse. Or even Iowa.
I'm really conflicted with this.
Sure, I would laugh histerically the first couple of months. Sure, I would get in almost every Vikings fans' face.
But, then again, it would take away the bliss of knowing that, no matter what, in every NFL season, at least I can make fun of them in the end.
At least one. Maybe more. Nobody here searches before they make a thread, so I've resigned myself to just letting repeat threads be made over and over and over again.Was this not a thread before? My memory is shot.
The Packers to Madison so that they can be closer to me and I can go watch a few games.
(J/K.)
Move all teams off of planet Earth except the Packers.
New idea: Move the Vikings to Alaska and make them play in an open-air stadium. That'd be sufficient punishment for that weak-*** dome they've played in for the last however many years.
Funny thing is, from what I've seen, a lot of Vikings fans hate that they play in a dome. They think that it makes them look like *******. And it does.New idea: Move the Vikings to Alaska and make them play in an open-air stadium. That'd be sufficient punishment for that weak-*** dome they've played in for the last however many years.
All of Western NY are Bills fans. Well, obviously not all of them, but most of them. That's actually quite a large market when you think about it. I've made the point that the Buf v Jax was the first Bills game in 6 years (!) to not sell out and fill the stadium.Buffalo or Jacksonville. In Jacksonville it's so bad they have over 10,000 seats covered for NFL games and they can't sell out what they have left. While MN may have ticket sales problems it's nothing compared to Jacksonville. Most of the fans down the coast are Dolphin fans. I think it's a NFL saturation problem. To many teams to close to each other, without the population base to support them all.
If the issue is really ownership and not money, there's a higher possibility that the Bills will move.I think most pick Buffalo because once the old man dies the team will be sold to the highest bidder and I doubt they will stay in Buffalo anyway. Which is to bad. It would be nice to see more small market teams, but the problem is the NFL has priced the average fan out of the market for season tickets. After all, how many of the Packers season ticket holders go to every game? A lot just go to a few choice games and sell the rest of the games.