Dan Patrick Interviews Peter King--Talks Rule Changes + More

[RamBill]

The MMQB.com’s Peter King joined the show to talk about possible rule changes at the NFL owners meetings in Phoenix. He also talked about the potential for an L.A. move. King thinks there will be two teams in Los Angeles, and the Raiders could move to St. Louis.

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[DaveFan'51]

Raiders could move to St. Louis.

HaHaHaHaHaHa Never F---ing happen!!

 

[ramsince62]

It amazes me that no-one ever suggests or acknowledges the obvious.....namely, that between San Diego, Oakland and St.Louis, does anyone actually believe that if "2" teams are going to play in a shared stadium, that both would be from the AFC? Nor do I believe that 2 separate stadiums will be built in LA.

And haven't they already broken ground at the Kroenke property?

My money is currently on the Chargers and Rams ultimately sharing the same address.

 

[iced]

It amazes me that no-one ever suggests or acknowledges the obvious.....namely, that between San Diego, Oakland and St.Louis, does anyone actually believe that if "2" teams are going to play in a shared stadium, that both would be from the AFC? Nor do I believe that 2 separate stadiums will be built in LA.

And haven't they already broken ground at the Kroenke property?

My money is currently on the Chargers and Rams ultimately sharing the same address.

nothing for the stadium specifically

 

[Robocop]

It amazes me that no-one ever suggests or acknowledges the obvious.....namely, that between San Diego, Oakland and St.Louis, does anyone actually believe that if "2" teams are going to play in a shared stadium, that both would be from the AFC? Nor do I believe that 2 separate stadiums will be built in LA.

And haven't they already broken ground at the Kroenke property?

My money is currently on the Chargers and Rams ultimately sharing the same address.

yea I think they did break ground and it's being built for more than one team. rams and chargers my guess.

 

[Slappy967]

Having the Raiders would be better than the St. Louis market getting screwed again.