Raiders and Saints training camp at Chargers/Rams former sites

[VeteranRamFan]

Just stumbled upon this. Thought it was interesting that the Saints are at UC Irvine and the Raiders are in Costa Mesa.

Since the Rams/Chargers are the home market teams per the NFL, these other two teams cannot advertise their camps and they are not open to the public.

Saints Training Camp

Raiders Training Camp

 

[BigRamFan]

Does the same apply to the cowgirls in Oxnard?

 

[VeteranRamFan]

Does the same apply to the cowgirls in Oxnard?

That's a negative. Cowboys are in Oxnard witch is Ventura county.

Here's a link to their camp dates and times:
Cowboys training camp

 

[bubbaramfan]

They don't have any fans anyway, so it don't matter.

 

[BigRamFan]

That's a negative. Cowboys are in Oxnard witch is Ventura county.

Here's a link to their camp dates and times:
Cowboys training camp

Thanks for the clarification. I always hated that they were in southern CA at all. I would still think that, if the league were so inclined, the same ruling could be applied citing TV market as opposed to geographical boundaries.

 

[JBRam77]

That's a negative. Cowboys are in Oxnard witch is Ventura county.

Here's a link to their camp dates and times:
Cowboys training camp

So the Cowboys can have fans at TC because they are in Ventura County but the Saints and Raiders can’t because they are in Orange County? How does that make sense? UCI was a great location for TC for the Rams and fans I hope they go back there soon

 

[Psycho_X]

So the Cowboys can have fans at TC because they are in Ventura County but the Saints and Raiders can’t because they are in Orange County? How does that make sense? UCI was a great location for TC for the Rams and fans I hope they go back there soon

I read that Cowboys are essentially "grandfathered" into being allowed because they've been going their since before Rams/Chargers moved back to LA. It only applies to anyone trying to move their camp their after the fact. Jerry Jones gets to do what he wants.

Cowboys are exempt from rule that keeps Raiders, Saints from promoting Southern California practices

The Raiders made a little news over the weekend with the revelation that their decision to conduct training camp in Southern California comes with a rule that prevents them from promoting the practices, credentialing media from local publications to cover it, and/or allowing fans to attend.

www.nbcsports.com

"The answer is simple. The Cowboys were already practicing there before the Rams and Chargers moved to L.A"

 

[BigRamFan]

For the record, fuck the cowgirls!

 

[Loyal]

I remember when the Rams first came back to SoCal that first year (and maybe a few years before when the team was sill in the Lou) they were like the Cowboy's little brothers. Jerry Jones was so patronizing in helping Stan Kroenke move his team back to LA. The Rams were scrimmaging with the Cowgirls every year there for a while with Fish and then later with McVay. Now, the Cowgirls are an afterthought....

 

[RamFan503]

I read that Cowboys are essentially "grandfathered" into being allowed because they've been going their since before Rams/Chargers moved back to LA. It only applies to anyone trying to move their camp their after the fact. Jerry Jones gets to do what he wants.

Cowboys are exempt from rule that keeps Raiders, Saints from promoting Southern California practices

The Raiders made a little news over the weekend with the revelation that their decision to conduct training camp in Southern California comes with a rule that prevents them from promoting the practices, credentialing media from local publications to cover it, and/or allowing fans to attend.

www.nbcsports.com

"The answer is simple. The Cowboys were already practicing there before the Rams and Chargers moved to L.A"

This is the answer. The fuckwad cowgurlz are still practicing within the radius but they are grandfathered in because they've been using Oxnard since before we or the renters moved back to the LA market. Even though Oxnard is in Ventura county, it is still considered to be within the LA market area.