And the Nashville, Portland, Sacramento, riverside, Austin.

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Nov 17, 2024
9:35:47pm

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All are bigger metro areas per Wikipedia. I think there are others

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When will salt Lake City get a NFL team? Per chat gpt it is the largest metro

Goliath

Nov 17, 9:19pm

I’m probably in the minority, but I don’t care if SLC ever gets an NFL team.

allaboutthegainz

Nov 17, 9:21pm

Maybe you won't have to switch your allegiance-- they just bring the Jets to SLC

Goliath

Nov 17, 9:23pm

RE: Maybe you won't have to switch your allegiance-- they just bring the Jets to

Cosmo Kramer

Nov 17, 9:33pm

I don’t think Chatgpt is correct. Regardless, I like not having an NFL team.

ryanms

Nov 17, 9:29pm

BYU would be fine. Penn State does fine despite being close to Philly and

allaboutthegainz

Nov 17, 9:31pm

I think Orlando would be the answer…if TB is too close, San Antonio is bigger

PHXSUNS31

Nov 17, 9:32pm

SLC metro (CSA) is 2.8M, bigger

Tysman Rap

Nov 17, 9:35pm

But not bigger than Orlando or Portland

PHXSUNS31

Nov 17, 9:44pm

And the Nashville, Portland, Sacramento, riverside, Austin.

cougarfann888

Nov 17, 9:35pm

You can consider both San Antonio and Austin as fan-base metros for a franchise

Accipiter

Nov 17, 10:17pm

SLC-Orem-Provo is 2.8M

Goliath

Nov 17, 9:36pm

If we’re going CSA, then Orlando is 4.8 million

PHXSUNS31

Nov 17, 9:43pm

I don’t see how SLC can support 4 major sports teams

Rhubarb

Nov 17, 9:40pm

Football would be the easiest of all to support. 8-9 home games a year in a huge football state like Utah would have no

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