The Los Angeles Chargers keep on being a failure for the NFL. Not as in they’re bad on the field (albeit now and then that is the situation, in any event until November moves around), however as in the Chargers can’t figure out how to produce any fan enthusiasm for L.A.
Thus, the Chargers could be the first NFL team to move to London on a full-time premise. As indicated by a report from Vincent Bonsignore of “The Athletic,” the Bolts and the NFL both have enthusiasm for the Chargers taking their gifts over the lake.
Bonsignore, composing with a London byline, reports “the possibility of the Chargers moving to London has been broached among league personnel” and the “Chargers would at least listen if the NFL approached them about about London as a possible option.”
The report demonstrates the Chargers are “fully committed” to moving into the NFL’s new $4.5 billion office in Los Angeles, where the Chargers will impart space to the Rams.
Yet, the worry is developing among NFL proprietors as it identifies with the Chargers practicality in the market. Basically, the Chargers move has been a debacle. They were a decent football crew a year ago, yet their home games transform into a bandbox move party for rival groups. The Sunday night primetime matchup between the Chargers and Steelers was absolutely humiliating for the home team.
This has been the situation for quite a long while now, as far back as the Chargers declared their goal to move. The Chargers, shockingly, will most likely never return to San Diego as long as Dean Spanos claims the group. NFL proprietors don’t normally sell football crews, so don’t depend on that regularly occurring.
Los Angeles doesn’t look feasible. Bonsignore writes in his story that London “offers the Chargers and the NFL an immediate and rare opportunity to fix a glaring problem in a way that checks off multiple boxes, both for the franchise and the league.”
Also, the class obviously accepts this is feasible for an establishment drifting in the void.
“It’s definitely within the realm of possibility,” Chris Halpin, the NFL’s central methodology and development official, told to The Athletic.
There’s a mess to consider here. Above all else, would they say they are simply going to slide directly into Tottenham and start playing football expertly in a London arena next season?? That is a ton to inquire. Also, how might the NFL handle the timetable here? It appears to be increasingly sensible this would happen once the new CBA kicks in, accepting the NFL could move to a 17-or 18-game timetable that could consolidate numerous bye weeks for these groups.
To the extent work force goes, this would toss a significant wrench later on for Philip Rivers. Maybe this clarifies why the Hall of Fame quarterback hasn’t marked another agreement with the group? Waterways won’t London. He’s simply not. He drives from San Diego to Los Angeles yet he isn’t moving his better half and nine children abroad for the last year or two of his NFL career.
There’s a lot of CBA matters to manage also. In any case, actually this is being talked about by NFL proprietors. Also, when there’s cash and global development on hold, they shouldn’t rule out anything.
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