Brandon Staley's job security

[RamFan503]

In 1960, Dean’s father, Alex, founded AG Spanos Companies, one of the most prominent apartment developers in the country.

Ha! Pretty pleasant way to describe slum lords.

 

[oldnotdead]

Net Worth and Slot of NFL Owners​

#22 Dean Spanos, Los Angeles Chargers​

In 1960, Dean’s father, Alex, founded AG Spanos Companies, one of the most prominent apartment developers in the country. The company remains among America’s largest family-owned businesses.

After failing to secure a new stadium in San Diego, Dean Spanos moved the Chargers to Los Angeles. The team is owned by the family, which, as a whole, is worth $2.4 billion.

Net worth: $2.4 billion

LMFAO that simply proves my point. If his net worth is what the team's net worth is then he's broke. Networth is like equity in a home. You only get to tap into that money by either mortgaging the house or selling it. The funny thing is bills aren't paid by networth credits. Remember he's being sued by a relation for squandering the family money. They still have bills outstanding from the move, they still owe $360M to the NFL for relocation fees. His wealth is all on paper, i.e. it's smoke and mirrors. Oh by the way he's also behind on his SoFi rent. He had a chance to take on a partner when he left San Diego. Eli Broad made him an offer for 35% of the team he would be the team's deep pockets and would have paid the relocation fee, build the HQ and practice facility and all the moving costs. But Spanos stiffed him.

Broad was willing to build the team a stadium in San Diego, all privately financed but again Spanos in his greed turned him down. This is what I meant about rich people. They don't see that a smaller share of a hugely bigger pie is more overall. What Spanos is afraid of is that the suit will force the team to become current on all bills to really reflect how much it generates.

Broad was going to purchase the land just north of Lego Land which was or is all strawberry fields in Carlsbad. So in actuality, his team's net worth would have been greater due to the fact they would have owned the stadium and all the land it was on. How much do you think an acre of ocean-view property is worth in Carlsbad?

The Viejas Tribe offered a parcel of property on a long-term lease for the valley property by their casino. They could have gotten a spur line of their tram system to Alpine and the Casino/Stadium. I know this because I used to work for the Tribe. Spanos turned it all down. The Spanos family's wealth is all just numbers on paper.

At Qualcomm Stadium, the Spanos family netted after all costs and expenses a net profit of $30-$40M each year. Had they stayed in San Diego, that number would have tripled. All southern OC would then have become their exclusive marketing zone as far north as Newport and Tustin which is the richest part of OC.

Now he's mired in debt and short-changing the other greedy family members whose income has actually dropped. That is why he's being sued by his own family. He can't dodge and delay the suit forever.

Florio thinks the Rams are going after Cousins (who is already 34) next year. IMO they will draft a QB of the future, or trade for Herbert which is why IMO they cleared $60M in cap. Herbert has at least 10 more good years in him. I think the Rams are done with short term rental players.

 

[Merlin]

Had to bag on the Bears for being ranked #27 and worse than Spanos. Yikes! ​

#27 Virginia Halas McCaskey, Chicago Bears​

Much like the Rooneys, the Halas/McCaskey family has made their wealth via owning and running their NFL team. Virginia’s late father, George Halas, bought the Chicago Bears three years before she was born in 1920. McCaskey, 100, is the oldest owner in the league.

She should cede the team to someone who can make good decisions and drive a winning product on the field. If I was that old and ineffective as an owner I'd be honest enough with myself by that age to say ok fuck it I'm gonna go be 100 and enjoy what's left of my golden years and free the team from my fail decision making.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

Net Worth and Slot of NFL Owners​

#22 Dean Spanos, Los Angeles Chargers​

In 1960, Dean’s father, Alex, founded AG Spanos Companies, one of the most prominent apartment developers in the country. The company remains among America’s largest family-owned businesses.

After failing to secure a new stadium in San Diego, Dean Spanos moved the Chargers to Los Angeles. The team is owned by the family, which, as a whole, is worth $2.4 billion.

Net worth: $2.4 billion

So, he’s practically broke.

 

[RamDino]

So, he’s practically broke.

His net worth might be tied to the team, but he is also making tens of millions per year in income from owning the team.

 

[Corbin]

Net Worth and Slot of NFL Owners​

#22 Dean Spanos, Los Angeles Chargers​

In 1960, Dean’s father, Alex, founded AG Spanos Companies, one of the most prominent apartment developers in the country. The company remains among America’s largest family-owned businesses.

After failing to secure a new stadium in San Diego, Dean Spanos moved the Chargers to Los Angeles. The team is owned by the family, which, as a whole, is worth $2.4 billion.

Net worth: $2.4 billion

Who else willing to pitch in to buy the Chargers and move them the hell out our home? Freaking dillholes.

 

[Corbin]

His net worth might be tied to the team, but he is also making tens of millions per year in income from owning the team.

I’m curious what his net profit is every year from the team.

 

[dang]

I’m curious what his net profit is every year from the team.

The NFL should strongly encourage each NFL team to set up in a different locale. It’s not fair that San Diego or St Louis have 0 teams while NY, LA, even DC/Balt have 2. Especially since every single franchise is guaranteed to make $$$ hand over fist.

 

[Corbin]

The NFL should strongly encourage each NFL team to set up in a different locale. It’s not fair that San Diego or St Louis have 0 teams while NY, LA, even DC/Balt have 2. Especially since every single franchise is guaranteed to make $$$ hand over fist.

You just hit the nail on the head, nothing is fair including life. It’s how it is for now, and you’d have to add like 8 teams to balance it out how it is now.

 

[Merlin]

I'd like to see STL get a new team. Chargers can get fucked no way I could ever root for them even if they were the closest team to me.

 

[HE WITH HORNS]

Squatters need to get evicted.

 

[jap]

and neither are any other Rams receivers not named Atwell
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[Memento]

I'd like to see STL get a new team. Chargers can get fucked no way I could ever root for them even if they were the closest team to me.

Even if they got a new team, the only way I'd go to a game is if the Rams were playing them.

 

[Tano]

Even if they got a new team, the only way I'd go to a game is if the Rams were playing them.

This

I moved to West Fricken Virginia from LA and I am still a Rams fan.

I am so annoyed with my Brother Mom and Dad when they moved to Phoenix and became Cardinal Fans when they were Ram fans until their move to Phoenix. My wife can't understand it either since she moved from New York and is still a Buffalo fan.

 

[nighttrain]

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I moved to West Fricken Virginia from LA and I am still a Rams fan.

I am so annoyed with my Brother Mom and Dad when they moved to Phoenix and became Cardinal Fans when they were Ram fans until their move to Phoenix. My wife can't understand it either since she moved from New York and is still a Buffalo fan.

you bet, I moved from California to Iowa, everybody here roots for the Chiefs, but for me it's always been the Horns.
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