I just DO NOT UNDERSTAND HOW/WHY L.A., which has never been able to support one #nfl team for any sustained period has TWO TEAMS. Every game at that stadium is like an away game for both of the so-called home teams. It’s unbelievable.
@LKNWoman Because in some instances teams move in order to get deals for new stadiums. Or fan support falls off because a team is so bad for a prolonged period of time, and a different city is looking for one for the prestige
@Darkenyght1701 I understand why franchises move. I don’t understand why they move to L.A. Ever. L.A. is the dumbest place to move a team, let alone 2, and that is borne out by history.
@Darkenyght1701 The Rams have been in L.A. before too. And the problem is always going to be the same — filling the stadium. Even in the absence of any black out rules, any stadium that sells fewer tix to home team fans than to the visitors (and that sounded like a Raiders home game tonight) isn’t going to be seeing too many sell outs. Eventually, that’s going to matter. However, maybe I’m just grouchy because Baker was better after 2 days with the Rams than he was after 4 months with us! 😂
@LKNWoman nothing personal, but the Rams have more talent than the Panthers do.🥺🤨
@LKNWoman Well the Chargers actually started in LA if I remember right, moved down to San Diego, then came back for the new stadium deal.
Leagues will always put teams in what they see as the biggest media markets.