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Now that a substantial road has been paved, do the Colts have the inside track at moving to Los Angeles?
Read carefully, doom-and-gloomers: I don't see anywhere in the article that mentions the Bills as a potential threat to move to LA!
Of course, considering how some people are so paranoid they'll probably argue that by not mentioning the Bills there is a cover-up to make us all think everything is OK to let the Bills have an easier time in moving, right?
Argue like hell. Keep it clean. And when it's over, shake hands and root for our team!
I'm not a doom-and-gloomer by any means. I don't think the Bills will leave, but there's an article on the BZ front page from yesterday where FOX sports mentions the Bills. I say it's pure speculation.
The only way I would ever stop being a Bills fan is if they moved cities. However, this seems like a sports reporter desperately trying to stir up controversy due to a lack of NFL news in the off-season.
Here's the question that no one is bothering to ask: Why would the NFL take a team that can sell out an 80,000 seat stadium in the dead of winter and move it to a city that already lost 2 NFL teams? LA may be the biggest market in the US but they have proven to be unwilling to support a football franchise.
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