Is it time for the NFL to expand to 34 teams? If so, what city would you like to see an NFL franchise established in?

Question

Where would you locate your new Franchise? What is your mascot? Your first head coach? And any other details you feel like adding. Have fun and go Crazy 😉

Austin, San Antonio

Oregon

London

Canada

Virginia

Other

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Answer 1

WhiteSteve | 151 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

I don’t know. I feel like that could water down the product. But I could see a team in the Austin/San Antonio area working (if you can cut into a strong Cowboys market, that’s the biggest challenge, very loyal fan base for Dallas), I’d probably get into Canada somewhere, at least Toronto, and I’d have to see how Canadian football fares in those areas, but I’d think Montreal and Vancouver could reasonably support a team, maybe even Calgary. Only other real hole you could maybe plug is Mexico Coty, but again, I don’t know the interest level there. You could maybe do Oregon but the west coast is so flooded with teams already. I’m also one of those people who feels like the Oakland Raiders should forever be the Oakland Raiders, so ship them back and put a different team in Vegas, haha. I don’t think San Diego was such a bad spot either, and now that I think of it, St. Louis is really big enough to have their own team, I’m not sure why it keeps failing there.

WhiteSteve

1 mo
Oh, and I think any kind of intercontinental play, ie a team in London will never be feasible until teleportation is somehow invented, and that’s just the first problem to tackle, no pun intended.
jiedwar1234

1 mo
Isn't the CFL Canadian?
jiedwar1234

1 mo
When the Raiders moved to Vegas, I had hoped they would at least try to represent the Black Hole by calling the team the Sin City Raiders. Calling them the Las Vegas Raiders just doesn't have the same ring to it. Now instead of imagining a violent and dirty team that won by any means, like Al Davis founded them as, the Las Vegas Raiders sounds like they'd through you a tea party instead of brutalizing you for 60 minutes.
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WhiteSteve

1 mo
Yeah, I just don’t really know if the CFL is selling out stadiums or not in those markets or if it’s something that’s strong enough to survive but isn’t necessarily commonly popular. And yeah, Sin City Raiders would be way better branding, missed opportunity there, haha.

Answer 2

WhiteSteve

Oh, and I think any kind of intercontinental play, ie a team in London will never be feasible until teleportation is somehow invented, and that’s just the first problem to tackle, no pun intended.

Answer 3

jiedwar1234

Isn't the CFL Canadian?

Answer 4

jiedwar1234

When the Raiders moved to Vegas, I had hoped they would at least try to represent the Black Hole by calling the team the Sin City Raiders. Calling them the Las Vegas Raiders just doesn't have the same ring to it. Now instead of imagining a violent and dirty team that won by any means, like Al Davis founded them as, the Las Vegas Raiders sounds like they'd through you a tea party instead of brutalizing you for 60 minutes.

Answer 5

WhiteSteve

Yeah, I just don’t really know if the CFL is selling out stadiums or not in those markets or if it’s something that’s strong enough to survive but isn’t necessarily commonly popular. And yeah, Sin City Raiders would be way better branding, missed opportunity there, haha.

Answer 6

art84

Yoda

San Antonio has A&M Texas Longhorns and Dallas Cowboys as far as football teams go. We used to have the Houston Texans before they moved.

Answer 7

TayTay21

Yoda

lol if anything, the NFL is going to have to get rid of some teams because they've lost so many fans. I live in Texas, and no one even talks about NFL football here anymore. That used to be all people talked about in the fall. People are laughing at Deshaun Watson wanting to go to another team, like, get lost, loser.

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DeeDeeDeVour | 259 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

I honestly think expansion will do the league more harm than good. In fact, I think there are too many teams. Some cities or counties even have two. Also, if there are teams outside of the USA, then they should drop the 'National' from their name since it's not just "national" anymore.

Answer 9

jessicarosen | 148 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Explorer

32 teams is pretty balanced. Adding more teams would have to realign the divisions... again. 8 divisions of 4 teams works really well in 2 conferences.

It's hard to see St. Louis and Oakland getting teams again, unless stadium situations are worked out.

If anything, why not put a second team in Chicago? For years it was the Bears and Cardinals. The city could definitely support two clubs.

I don't know why Jacksonville has a team when there is one in Tampa and one in Miami. I could see the Jags relocating if they continue to lose.

Answer 10

Anonymous

uhhhhhhhhhh I’d say a Los Angeles team aka Cali, but they’d probably get tackled and cry about it

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Avicenna | 150 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

San Diego and St. Louis should get another team

Answer 12

Iron_Man | 747 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

Asheville North Carolina

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zagor | 125 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

Are there 34 decent quarterbacks?

WhiteSteve

1 mo
Cam Newton started for my boys this year. Love him on a lot of levels, but it’s safe to say passing is not his strong suit lmao. I feel like there are like 20 guys that you can actually roll out there with any level of confidence, and then there are a good dozen who are just bums who haven’t been quit on yet.

Answer 14

WhiteSteve

Cam Newton started for my boys this year. Love him on a lot of levels, but it’s safe to say passing is not his strong suit lmao. I feel like there are like 20 guys that you can actually roll out there with any level of confidence, and then there are a good dozen who are just bums who haven’t been quit on yet.

Answer 15

ChefPapiChulo

Yoda

No one watches the nfl

Answer 16

Cicero79

Xper 5

Time for the NFL to disband.

Answer 17

DavidFox

Yoda

Hawaii, the Volcanoes, coached by Jerry Rice

SlightlyEccentric

1 mo
Travel expenses would be a nightmare
DavidFox

1 mo
True but they are considering a London team also
SlightlyEccentric

1 mo
I could see a Canadian team or two like Toronto or Vancouver. But London and Hawaii are just too far away from the rest of the teams to make it work. Even if it does get approved, I doubt it would last for any longer than three seasons max.

Answer 18

SlightlyEccentric

Travel expenses would be a nightmare

Answer 19

DavidFox

True but they are considering a London team also

Answer 20

SlightlyEccentric

I could see a Canadian team or two like Toronto or Vancouver. But London and Hawaii are just too far away from the rest of the teams to make it work. Even if it does get approved, I doubt it would last for any longer than three seasons max.

Answer 21

Hispanic-Cool-Guy | 109 opinions shared on Sports topic.

Master

Dallas needs a football team.

WhiteSteve

1 mo
Shots fired lmao

Answer 22

WhiteSteve

Shots fired lmao

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