NFL votes to allow Rams to move to Los Angeles

Spanos was still traveling back from Houston, where Tuesday night he suffered a stinging defeat while still being granted the chance to leave San Diego for Los Angeles. While the Chargers received the first option behind the Rams, the Oakland Raiders – who also applied for relocation – received the third option if the Chargers were to stay put.

On Tuesday, it was announced that the St. Louis Rams would be relocating to Los Angeles for the 2016 season. That would require finding common ground that’s never been found, and the potential of a public vote. They also gave the Chargers a one- year option to become the second team there. They can get extra money to stick in San Diego, which is unlikely. He said the move set “a awful precedent” not only for St Louis but for all communities that have “loyally supported” National Football League franchises. “It’s bittersweet, too, because we were unable to get the facilities that we’d hoped for in their markets”. The Chargers contend that 25 percent of their business comes from Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire.

CNN sent a list of questions to the Rams’ communications department, which included questions about where the Rams will play and practice.

The following two tabs change content below. If the San Diego franchise declines to move or is unable to negotiate a partnership with the Rams in Inglewood by January 16, 2017, then the Raiders will then have the option to join the Rams in L.A.

A governor-appointed task force had developed plans for a $1 billion riverfront stadium in St. Louis. “No decisions have been made, and no serious review of a proposed framework for a Rams-Chargers deal has yet begun”.

“Jeff Fisher better start winning games don’t bring that middle of the mall shit out here”, the Long Beach, California rapper says in a series of posts.

The Giants co-owner spoke about yesterday’s vote by the owners to allow the Rams to re-locate to Los Angeles.

“Today isn’t about the past, it’s about the future – it’s about the opportunity that we have, San Diego and the Chargers, to work together as a team”, Faulconer said.

A worker rides past the entrance of The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday, Jan. 13, 2016.

Stan Kroenke’s stadium in LA is going to happen. They will then be moving to a new stadium in 2019, once construction is completed for them.

In Week 8, the new stadium is chosen.

Sherman grew up in Compton, just outside Inglewood where the new stadium will be located.

Oakland fans want their team to remain where it is.

How about the Raiders, who are playing on one-year leases in a baseball stadium? Instead, enjoy Rams and Chargers fans telling Deadspin all the ways they’d like to see Kroenke and Spanos die gruesome deaths.

HollywoodLifers, would you still root for the Chargers if they move to L.A.?