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Sadly, a lot of truth here.
LA has just been a tease since the raiders started having stadium issues
Sadly, a lot of truth here.
I could see the Chargers and Raiders sharing the proposed NFL-owned stadium in LA, tbh....
that would actually be a viable plan... Qualcomm is also a piece of , and arguably a worse facility overall, but at least its not a shared baseball field
Qualcomm was a shared baseball field until recently, and I believe it has the same sewage problem as the Colisseum.... the stadium's literally crumbling toothat would actually be a viable plan... Qualcomm is also a piece of , and arguably a worse facility overall, but at least its not a shared baseball field
Petco has been around for a decade thoughQualcomm was a shared baseball field until recently, and I believe it has the same sewage problem as the Colisseum.... the stadium's literally crumbling too
The city has funds set aside to add luxury suites and more seating to the Alamodome and could be ready by the 2014-15 NFL season, but would only be a temporary home until a more modern facility was built.
Man, after watching "A football life" on the 1995 Cleveland Browns, I have mixed reaction about this. But then again, I doubt the Raiders relocate..
Not only would it gain such bad publicity, it would just wrong to move such a rich and long storied franchise..
San Antonio should try and get Jacksonville if anything.
The Dallas Chaparrals moved here and became the San Antonio Spurs.
that's true... the jaguars are a borderline lost franchise at this point, SA would be a good spot for them. the raiders need to stay in california tbh
they just spent a gazillion $ on their board, made renovations at their stadium and renewed their lease with their stadium sponsors, theyre locked in at jacksonville for at least 20 years
did they renovate the tarps too
maybe thats where theyre putting the pool and cabanasdid they renovate the tarps too
Yup. I've heard those rumors about the nfl coming to the valley but I find them unsubstantiated. Political leaders of every suitable city would fight for rights to an nfl team. Too many politics involved to begin with. , come to think of it, where the would they put the stadium? McAllen? Weslaco? rofl
McAllen, Weslaco, Mercedes, and Harlingen were all discussed.... but I never saw how it could possibly happen.
San Antonio could easily support a NFL team. No doubt about it. Build a stadium in the New Braunsfeld/San Marcos area.
Dallas and Houston have enough fans even without San Antonio/Austin in the mix. This could happen.
A stadium off the high way like Boggus would be good. But we also have to factor in the size of the stadium plus parking. McAllen as it is would not be suitable imo. Too much infrastructure, buildings around the good and ty parts of the city. Harlingen, eh idk. Could perhaps. Mercedes would be ideal for space. Kinda like the location of State Farm Arena.
Why not Visalia California in the central valley? Fresno is an hour away as is Bakersfield. Then there's a ton of 30,000-50. 000 towns around here.
i feel like you just answered your own question
lolutsa needs some of those.did they renovate the tarps too
bruh you have nary room bruh. your franchise cant fill a caverness stadium either. By the way this thread is about the San Antonio Raiduhsdid they renovate the tarps too
At least Jville is trying. What's special about that hole alemeda? Check out some of the latest renos at the Bank...
humor. learn it.
the oakland coliseum is a hole, and that explains why you are currently posting in a thread called "San Antonio Raiders"
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