Mike Florio and Chris Simms agree Dallas is big enough to support two teams, with the Cowboys’ legacy remaining intact, and explain why it’s only a matter of time before the NFL looks to expand, regardless of location. #NBCSports #ProFootballTalk #DallasCowboys
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As a die hart cowboys fan this sounds interesting
More Teams in red states so they can pay their tax money to what they want it to go to, Billionaires and their sports franchises. They will pay taxes out the wazzu for their beloved sports teams owner to make millions or billions off of a publicly paid asset. Taxes for public services, not so much.
No.
San Antonio, St. Louis, Portland and San Diego need teams.
Then the NFL can reorganize into 3x 6 team divisions per confrence
Expansion makes the most sense in Texas — Austin and San Antonio.
One problem. The NFL shouldn't expand, and likely never will unless they're introducing a system similar to European Soccer so not all the existing teams are in the "top tier" at once. They've basically reached the maximum capacity they can sustain with the number of players good enough to play in the league that would still leave teams competitive.
Have a team in Toronto and have them play in the same soon to be a new stadium in Buffalo, New York
Maybe, the Chiefs could move back to Dallas, after moving away 60 years ago because Dallas couldn’t support 2 NFL teams
There are to many teams in the league already.
Trying to squeeze up “poor” people right out of being nah able to enjoy a live sporting event. Kinda scummy
LoL
??Even Dallas is sick of the cowboys
I think it’s a great idea but will it happen, Jerry may be a little too selfish. If you’re talking about in 10-12 years you probably won’t have to worry about Jerry’s approval.
Aren't the Cowboys sacred down there? Who's going to want to support this hypothetical team?
I hate when they add more than one team in a state when there is states that don't have teams
Wouldn't the problem be that locally Dallas fans are cowboy fans
Dallas almost pooped a rib when the Texans were awarded a franchise – the idea of a 2nd team in Dallas would send Jerry Jones and the Cowboys into orbit. Surely Mexico City would make more sense – huge untapped market, close enough to establish a rivalry and fits with the NFL's apparent desire to expand the league outside the US.
Not gonna happen. Dallas is different than LA.
Toronto should get an NFL team!
Well, the mayor of Dallas had a chance to get the Cowboys when Jerry Jones was looking to relocate the team. The Ahole mayor turned down the deal. Of course, AT&T stadium is a gold mine for Arlington. That's what I call ironic.
Then the NFL would be contributing to addiction. Gambling is an addiction.
Houston over Dallas Phoenix has a bigger market size than Dallas.
And if a team is bad no one will show. And it will look worse if you can't fill 25-30,000 seat stadiums.
And if a team is bad no one will show. And it will look worse if you can't fill 25-30,000 seat stadiums.
Never let tv personalities make the rules or clear the path to the future.
If they make the stadiums smaller tickets would be insane to buy. After companies buy up the tickets.
Football isn't a sport because of gambling. Which has been illegal during the growth of the NFL. Don't say Las Vegas. Cause its on our phone now. Gambling did not make the NFL.
Do it in Austin or San Antonio.
…Portland, the rivalry with Seattle is already here….
too many large markets w no teams. too many states w no teams. no more two team cities.
You need the cheap seats to keep up interest.
Florio is describing basketball's relationship with fans…..Which is a dying sport
More expensive seats = reduced intensity
The Cotton Bowl. Problem solved, two teams, make it happen.
40 Teams
That not going to happen until St Louis and San Diego get teams
Wouldn’t smaller stadiums equate to a huge hike in prices for tickets and even concessions? Re-sell tickets can already be kinda pricey. I don’t think that’d be particularly great for the average fan.
Football games will just be a place for business to buy luxury suites and no real fans will be there. F1 is trying very hard to go this route, the have 100's of celebrities' walking around that no nothing.
It won't happen unless Jerry Jones wants it to happen
Two Dullass teams!! Can Jerry be the GM for both teams? If so, I'm totally on board.
The smaller stadiums would be huge for the NFL, it would bring the time and cost of construction down considerably