should the nfl expand from the usa into canada and mexico

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#1 kierroo

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i was hearing a few weeks ago that the nfl were thinking of handing a franshise to toronto or mexico city do you think it would be a good idea to let a team outside the usa play in the nfl its happened in the nba and nhl so is this the step forward for the nfl to make football more global

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#2 haloraider

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I dont think the NFL needs any more teams. The idea would work if a current team is relocated though.

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#3 kierroo

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im not saying now but the nlf want to rellay expand the nfl outside of usa i wont say it will happen now but maybe in 10 years or so when there is a next expansion

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#4 bgres077

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Only if a team moves, theres no need for a 33rd and 34th teams. We just had expansion teams.

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#5 ocdog45

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I just think that 32 teams is perfect, you got 3 divisions in each conferance evenly, why mess that up. if one of those teams flops if they wanna move go ahead, but keep the divisions the same.

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#6 GamerMan97

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if they had one come to Toronto, i would still remain a Steelers fan..

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#7 bloody1f4knight

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if they had one come to Toronto, i would still remain a Steelers fan..GamerMan97

yeah same here. I live close to Toronto but I will be a Giants fan for life

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#8 thetombradyhate

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Personally I don't really want them to

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#9 oscarx21

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Living closer to AZ and CA than to Mexico City (and being mexican), it would not matter for to be honest.

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#10 ghostrc

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Can you imagine the Canadian football jokes if there was a NFL team in Canada :D

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#11 ThunderEight

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No the NFL needs to stay in the US. Football really isn't a world game...it's mainly the US and that's it.

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#12 CommanderShiro

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No the NFL needs to stay in the US. Football really isn't a world game...it's mainly the US and that's it.ThunderEight

Well there are numerous fans in Canada and Mexico. They have Canadian Football League, and in Mexico they play American football in college.

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#13 Wario_and_Fox

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Australia has a fairly popular American football league

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#14 Greatwasabi

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I think it should stay in the US. No offense to other countries or anything but Football is a very expensive game from Stadiums to equptment, players, everything. A relocation would be okay as long as the team is stuff American owned. But not a new franchise.

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#15 GoPhins123

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Chances are that a team may be relocated to Canada.

There isn't a need for any more expansion teams.

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#16 thetombradyhate

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Chances are that a team may be relocated to Canada.
GoPhins123

I don't see that happening soon. There isn't a frachise that would be obvious to move and if a franchise decided to move LA would be more attractive than somewhere in Canada

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#17 wallymartin

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We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while.

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#18 jswaim

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yes it could make the game more globle

18 years ago

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#19 dallas_cowboys3

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I hope it doesn't happen. Like wally said, if anything needs to happen, give it to the big time U.S. cities first. Otherwise don't do it at all.

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#20 Espurs117

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I hope San Antonio gets a team, I would go to the games alot.....with my cowboys hat of course.

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#21 dallas_cowboys3

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I hope San Antonio gets a team, I would go to the games alot.....with my cowboys hat of course.Espurs117

:lol: Another in-state-rival eh?

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#22 bgres077

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We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. wallymartin

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

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#23 dallas_cowboys3

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[QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. bgres077

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

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#24 wallymartin

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[QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. bgres077

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

It's population makes it the #1 market in the country, regardless of the past failings there.

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#25 bgres077

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[QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. dallas_cowboys3

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

You'll never see an empty seat in Lambeau field. Wisconsin is a very dedicated football state.

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#26 dallas_cowboys3

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[QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. bgres077

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

You'll never see an empty seat in Lambeau field. Wisconsin is a very dedicated football state.

Okay well, I feel that football is better in heat than cold.

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#27 bgres077

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[QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. dallas_cowboys3

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

You'll never see an empty seat in Lambeau field. Wisconsin is a very dedicated football state.

Okay well, I feel that football is better in heat than cold.

So you'd rather watch a 70 degree and sunny game than a snow or ice bowl?

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#28 dallas_cowboys3

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[QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. bgres077

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

You'll never see an empty seat in Lambeau field. Wisconsin is a very dedicated football state.

Okay well, I feel that football is better in heat than cold.

So you'd rather watch a 70 degree and sunny game than a snow or ice bowl?

Alright then, a rainy climate. Rain + field = mud.

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#29 Espurs117

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[QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. bgres077

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

You'll never see an empty seat in Lambeau field. Wisconsin is a very dedicated football state.

Okay well, I feel that football is better in heat than cold.

So you'd rather watch a 70 degree and sunny game than a snow or ice bowl?

Dam the Ice Bowl to hell.

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#30 dallas_cowboys3

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[QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. Espurs117

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

You'll never see an empty seat in Lambeau field. Wisconsin is a very dedicated football state.

Okay well, I feel that football is better in heat than cold.

So you'd rather watch a 70 degree and sunny game than a snow or ice bowl?

Dam the Ice Bowl to hell.

Go Dust Bowl!

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#31 Goliath_unit

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[QUOTE="GamerMan97"]if they had one come to Toronto, i would still remain a Steelers fan..bloody1f4knight

yeah same here. I live close to Toronto but I will be a Giants fan for life

same here. i live in grand valley (near orangeville) which is close to toronto but i would still remain a chargers fan

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#32 dallas_cowboys3

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[QUOTE="bloody1f4knight"][QUOTE="GamerMan97"]if they had one come to Toronto, i would still remain a Steelers fan..Goliath_unit

yeah same here. I live close to Toronto but I will be a Giants fan for life

same here. i live in grand valley (near orangeville) which is close to toronto but i would still remain a chargers fan

I live in Maryland and I'm still a Cowboys fan.:D

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#33 bgres077

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[QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="dallas_cowboys3"][QUOTE="bgres077"][QUOTE="wallymartin"]We'd have to fill out all of the good markets here first. That includes LA, San Antonio, and any number of relatively small markets that want to take on the challenge of holding an NFL team. That's going to take a while. Espurs117

How is Los Angeles a good market, they lost their teams once before already. Give someone else a shot.

Like Wisconsin?

You'll never see an empty seat in Lambeau field. Wisconsin is a very dedicated football state.

Okay well, I feel that football is better in heat than cold.

So you'd rather watch a 70 degree and sunny game than a snow or ice bowl?

Dam the Ice Bowl to hell.

I got ya on that one at least.

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