Titans keep pushing for new, not refurbished, stadium

MatthewT · 05-24-2022, 12:25 PM

Originally Posted by K Major

Yep, that's about it ... talk. Why would "team B" want to be the second fiddle in town anyway? San Antonio or Austin would be better scenarios.

Most owners would knock the notion of welcoming another team in Dallas down in a heartbeat. Good ole Jerruh has more power and influence than people think.

The brotherhood in the NFL is real.

Huge area and Jerry can win by charging rent on his stadium. It is projected that area will over take Chicago as 3rd largest metro in a couple year, both NY and LA have two teams.

K Major · 05-24-2022, 12:50 PM

Originally Posted by MatthewT

Huge area and Jerry can win by charging rent on his stadium. It is projected that area will over take Chicago as 3rd largest metro in a couple year, both NY and LA have two teams.

Well, every part of the metroplex will want it. OakCliff (South Dallas) will argue with Allen/Frisco (North Dallas), the NW will argue with the NE. Everyone will butt heads (partially why they lost) in this.

While everyone was arguing, Arlington came in a proposed a terrific offer

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Despite the financial side that you brought up, a second team will be the second fiddle. There will be other untapped markets & possible International options.

Just don't see it happening in Dallas but hey, I've been wrong before.

SmashMouth · 05-24-2022, 06:33 PM

Originally Posted by MatthewT

Huge area and Jerry can win by charging rent on his stadium. It is projected that area will over take Chicago as 3rd largest metro in a couple year, both NY and LA have two teams.

Originally Posted by K Major

Well, every part of the metroplex will want it. OakCliff (South Dallas) will argue with Allen/Frisco (North Dallas), the NW will argue with the NE. Everyone will butt heads (partially why they lost) in this.

While everyone was arguing, Arlington came in a proposed a terrific offer .

Despite the financial side that you brought up, a second team will be the second fiddle. There will be other untapped markets & possible International options.

Just don't see it happening in Dallas but hey, I've been wrong before.

Houston may beat them to that punch in terms of population, not that it matters.

If Titans move, San Antonio is the logical choice. They really need to add two more teams and be done with it . It reduce the leverage the owners enjoy now. As I stated earlier, all teams need to be locally owned by the people .

AsylumGuido · 05-24-2022, 07:24 PM

Originally Posted by SmashMouth

Houston may beat them to that punch in terms of population, not that it matters.

If Titans move, San Antonio is the logical choice. They really need to add two more teams and be done with it . It reduce the leverage the owners enjoy now. As I stated earlier, all teams need to be locally owned by the people .

That was the point of discussion when the subject was first raised. Expansion would happen WELL before any consideration of moving from a growing Nashville.

05-24-2022, 12:25 PM	#1
MatthewT 1000 Posts + Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Mississippi Posts: 2,729	Re: Titans keep pushing for new, not refurbished, stadium Originally Posted by K Major Yep, that's about it ... talk. Why would "team B" want to be the second fiddle in town anyway? San Antonio or Austin would be better scenarios. Most owners would knock the notion of welcoming another team in Dallas down in a heartbeat. Good ole Jerruh has more power and influence than people think. The brotherhood in the NFL is real. Huge area and Jerry can win by charging rent on his stadium. It is projected that area will over take Chicago as 3rd largest metro in a couple year, both NY and LA have two teams.

05-24-2022, 12:50 PM	#2
K Major Site Donor 2019 Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Bedford, TX Posts: 24,828 Blog Entries: 3	Re: Titans keep pushing for new, not refurbished, stadium Originally Posted by MatthewT Huge area and Jerry can win by charging rent on his stadium. It is projected that area will over take Chicago as 3rd largest metro in a couple year, both NY and LA have two teams. Well, every part of the metroplex will want it. OakCliff (South Dallas) will argue with Allen/Frisco (North Dallas), the NW will argue with the NE. Everyone will butt heads (partially why they lost) in this. While everyone was arguing, Arlington came in a proposed a terrific offer . Despite the financial side that you brought up, a second team will be the second fiddle. There will be other untapped markets & possible International options. Just don't see it happening in Dallas but hey, I've been wrong before.

05-24-2022, 06:33 PM	#3
SmashMouth I donated, did you? Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Mandeville, LA Posts: 38,783 Blog Entries: 29	Re: Titans keep pushing for new, not refurbished, stadium Originally Posted by MatthewT Huge area and Jerry can win by charging rent on his stadium. It is projected that area will over take Chicago as 3rd largest metro in a couple year, both NY and LA have two teams. Originally Posted by K Major Well, every part of the metroplex will want it. OakCliff (South Dallas) will argue with Allen/Frisco (North Dallas), the NW will argue with the NE. Everyone will butt heads (partially why they lost) in this. While everyone was arguing, Arlington came in a proposed a terrific offer . Despite the financial side that you brought up, a second team will be the second fiddle. There will be other untapped markets & possible International options. Just don't see it happening in Dallas but hey, I've been wrong before. Houston may beat them to that punch in terms of population, not that it matters. If Titans move, San Antonio is the logical choice. They really need to add two more teams and be done with it . It reduce the leverage the owners enjoy now. As I stated earlier, all teams need to be locally owned by the people .

05-24-2022, 07:24 PM	#4
AsylumGuido 10000 POST CLUB Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Bossier City, LA Posts: 26,622	Re: Titans keep pushing for new, not refurbished, stadium Originally Posted by SmashMouth Houston may beat them to that punch in terms of population, not that it matters. If Titans move, San Antonio is the logical choice. They really need to add two more teams and be done with it . It reduce the leverage the owners enjoy now. As I stated earlier, all teams need to be locally owned by the people . That was the point of discussion when the subject was first raised. Expansion would happen WELL before any consideration of moving from a growing Nashville.