could a NFl team work in Albuquerque,NM in the future?
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I guess the chances are as good as an NFL team working in Minnesota this season. BTW...Albuquerque has a population 5 times greater than Green Bay. Still say they could not afford it?
2 :
no way that town can't aford it
3 :
About as good as any other place.
4 :
Nope that region can bearly support Arizona NM I hate to say it will most likely never have a pro sport franchise.
5 :
No. Not a big enought market. Maybe if their market grows a lot in the future.
6 :
if they can put a NBA team in Oklahoma City, why not??
7 :
Depends on the amount of football fans and population and proximate of other NFL teams ie. Broncos and Cardinals. Do you have enough fans to fill a 70,000 person stadium every game? Do you have local support to use tax dollars to build that stadium? Answer those questions and you have your answer.
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If somehow they could squeeze out the money they would never ever ever ever ever be good they would be a worse franchise than the Cardinals
9 :
This question was asked before. You guys already have the Isotopes (The Simpsons).
10 :
Not a large enough TV market. Sorry, I love Albuquerque - but not large enough. And the comparison with Green Bay is silly - Green Bay is an original NFL team from when Canton, Ohio had a team. Things have changed. Silly comment there by some guy.
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No. You have two NFL Teams in Texas & one in Arizona, so why have another one in another state if the market is plenty enough for the NFL? Besides, there isn't enough support from the city to have one so don't keep your hopes up.
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No because nobody in New Mexico cares about football.
13 :
If your Low Blows NCAA team cant get more than 50,000 to a game week in week out, how do you propose any affordability factor for an NFL team, given the difference in ticket prices? Everyone, everywhere likes to have a fantasy about the numbers and possibilities, and I say good luck, but dont plan on it for a few years.
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