UtahUtesFan

Best long term scenario - San Diego, San Antonio, Portland, Mexico City, London, St. Louis, all 6 are better options than being 2nd fiddle in LA where 50% of the #1 team in town (the Rams) are already fair weather fans.

I wouldn't be surprised at all if the Raiders are in San Antonio next year. Either way, I wouldn't be surprised to see San Antonio pursue the Chargers if the LA deal flops badly at the new LA stadium.

If the Chargers can't move to San Diego again, I say Mexico City or San Antonio.

Hopefully San Diego if they can't play at Sam Boyd Stadium next year

NFL needs to get rid of Thursday Night football and give ESPN a Sunday game so another network gets a national TV game.

I keep thinking the same thing.

UNLV or Berkeley if UNLV isn't feasible at all, make the most sense.

The Raiders are an utter disaster.

I'm American and I love the CFL. Glad it's not an NFL developmental league or at least it doesn't try to be.

RUMOR https://www.seccountry.com/sec/sec-cbs-analyst-rick-neuheisel-alliance-american-football-league Southern California rumored with Rick Neuheisel.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/steve-spurrier-announced-as-first-coach-and-orlando-first-host-city-for-alliance-of-american-football/ Orlando announced as the first team at Spectrum Stadium (UCF) with Steve Spurrier as coach.

Goff, Wentz, Watson, Garropollo look promising. Mariota and Carr have disappointed, still think they have potential to be "very good, not elite or easily hall of fame worthy" type QB's. I've been disappointed in Winston.

Quite a few teams scrimmage each other plus there's already 4 preseason games anyway.

Nah let's see him in the AoAF or XFL.

He's a lot better than Kessler and Drew Stanton imo.