Comments on CollegeSportsInfo.com: Two NFL Teams to Los Angeles?

ESPN's take on the failure of the NFL in Jacksonvi...

2009-11-05T20:55:08.646-08:00

ESPN's take on the failure of the NFL in Jacksonville:

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=garber_greg&page=hotread8/Jacksonville/Main

Perhaps the Rams, but you have Oakland, Chargers, ...

2009-10-26T16:14:55.183-07:00

Perhaps the Rams, but you have Oakland, Chargers, Minnesota and Jacksonville. I'm so sorry to have to break this but just because an owner says they are not selling or moving a team, it means absolutely nothing. And when you're refinancing debt over $110 million, you have issues to resolve. And ultimately, that resolution could be selling the team.

There's is a big difference between "want" and "need". Weaver does not want to sell the team. But he might have no choice and be need to.

Jags owner said himself he is not selling or movin...

2009-10-24T23:13:49.505-07:00

Jags owner said himself he is not selling or moving the Jags so you can count them out.... Let's get the Rams back baby...

Well Anonymous...how about filling us in on some o...

2009-10-24T13:59:07.422-07:00

Well Anonymous...how about filling us in on some of these details. We're talking about a team that continues to have blackouts, reduced their asking price for stadium naming rights after failing in 2008, covers up more seats JUST to avoid even MORE blackouts, and an owner that has had to refinance over $110 million in debt just to stay afloat. If Weaver sells the team and that buyer wants to move it, they will move. It's that simple. The buyout costs are minimal at this point and only lower over time. A $100 million stadium buyout is less than what a new owner would make in 1 year moving from market #46 t0 market #2.

I'm curious "Anonymous" what other facts has anyone failed to read? Because the ultimate fact is straightforward: if Weaver sells team and that owner wants to move, they will move.

Jags are not able to move, do your research before...

2009-10-24T11:25:34.220-07:00

Jags are not able to move, do your research before you run your mouth and think you know everything

With the sky rocketing taxes in California, the st...

2009-10-06T22:59:28.295-07:00

With the sky rocketing taxes in California, the state near bankruptcy, and many people leaving the state due to the high taxes, why would anyone in their right mind want to move their NFL team to Los Angeles?

Jaguars and Vikings seem like the most likely to m...

2009-10-05T16:16:38.324-07:00

Jaguars and Vikings seem like the most likely to move to LA.

Here's another point: if the state court in Minnesota rules that the NFL effectively cannot enforce their drug policies, that might be another straw that might get them to stop doing business in Minnesota.