Small Market Rountable: Relocation, the NFL, and you!
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SB Nation's Small Market Roundtable - Week One
Published 5/23/2007 by Brian G <info@buffalorumblings.com> at Buffalo Rumblings: Front Page Posts
Did people simply over-react to Clinton Portis' comments?
Published 5/23/2007 by Kirkendall <info@cincyjungle.com> at Cincy Jungle: Front Page Posts
... Chris provided a great conversation about relocation at Big Cat County (Jags blog).
Sharing is caring
Published 5/23/2007 by Skin Patrol <info@hogshaven.com> at Hogs Haven: Front Page Posts
... I'm in the midst of a discussion over at Big Cat Country that is part and parcel of a whole series of SBN Hosted Small Market Roundtable, the schedule of which I'm not too proud to pilfer from
Morning Update (Intra-Divisional Jealousy Edition)
Published 5/24/2007 by Chris <info@arrowheadpride.com> at Arrowhead Pride: Front Page Posts
The Linc 5.24.07
Published 5/24/2007 by BleedGreen <info@bleedinggreennation.com> at Bleeding Green Nation: Front Page Posts
... The SBN small team roundtable has begun, and the discussion on relocation is raging! You'll even see a nice dig at the Cowboys by yours truly! (Big Cat Country)
Over it
Published 5/24/2007 by BigBlueShoe <info@stampedeblue.com> at Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts
... , has but together a discussion regarding small market teams surviving in the NFL. His initial post on this subject is outstanding. I highly recommend you venture over there and read it. Jimmy from
End of Week Nuggets
Published 5/25/2007 by Phinatic <info@thephinsider.com> at The Phinsider: Front Page Posts
Small Market Roundtable
Published 5/25/2007 by Brandon
... First up was Jacksonville's blogger River City Rage to discuss relocation. The following is the comment I posted on his site.
SBNation Small Market Roundtable
Published 5/25/2007 by Gonzo <info@dailynorseman.com> at Daily Norseman: Front Page Posts
... Everyone should head on over to Big Cat Country and check out the first part of the inaugural Small Market Team Roundtable. This will be a weekly feature hosted around various different blogs that should last until Training Camp starts.
SBN Small Market Roundtable
Published 5/25/2007 by Dave the Falconer <info@thefalcoholic.com> at The Falcoholic: Front Page Posts
... I would be totally remiss if I didn't direct you toward our series on small markets around the NFL, which recently kicked off over at resident Jaguar blog Big Cat Country. River City Rage takes a look at the hideously disfigured spectre of relocation, a common threat for the Jaguars. In future weeks some of our other talented bloggers will join the chorus line to talk about some of the difficulties faced by teams in regions with either little money or little interest, so be sure to scour around to check out more.
NFL News & Notes: "Hi-bocce"
Published 5/29/2007 by Sean Yuille <info@prideofdetroit.com> at Pride Of Detroit: Front Page Posts
... Some of the NFL blogs here at SB Nation have put together a small market roundtable designed to discuss some of the hot topics in regards to playing in a small market. The Lions aren't necessarily a small market team persay, but after all of the hell Matt Millen has put the fans through, it is beginning to look that way. Last week's topic was relocation, which really didn't concern me very much since the chances of that every happening to the Lions are about as good as a Super Bowl title every coming to this city. Tomorrow's topic however is new stadiums, and POD will be the host.
SB Nation Small Market Roundtable: Big, Shiny New Stadiums
Published 5/30/2007 by Sean Yuille <info@prideofdetroit.com> at Pride Of Detroit: Front Page Posts
... The second week of the SB Nation Small Market Roundtable is upon us, meaning that Pride of Detroit has the honor of hosting topic #2. Last week things got underway over at Big Cat Country, the Jacksonville blog here at SBN, to discuss relocation. That really didn't have much bearing on Detroit as there is absolutely no chance the Lions will really ever move somewhere else. This week's topic does relate back to the Lions as it is discussing new stadiums in the NFL. Ford Field opened in 2002 and today is still considered one of the finest in the league.
SB Nation Roundtable, Week 2 - Stadiums
Published 5/30/2007 by Brian G <info@buffalorumblings.com> at Buffalo Rumblings: Front Page Posts
Yes, the two-back system will stay and yes, Ohio State will increase the fanbase
Published 6/1/2007 by BigBlueShoe <info@stampedeblue.com> at Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts
Small Market Rountable: Free Agent Attraction to Big Market Cities
Published 6/7/2007 by BigBlueShoe <info@stampedeblue.com> at Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts
... Big Cat Country: Relocation, the NFL, and you!
Free Agents and Big Markets
Published 6/8/2007 by Skin Patrol <info@hogshaven.com> at Hogs Haven: Front Page Posts
... (our Colts blogger) on the topic of free agents and markets and how those interact. Don't forget to check out Part One (Relocation) and
Upcoming Features at Buffalo Rumblings
Published 6/16/2007 by Brian G <info@buffalorumblings.com> at Buffalo Rumblings: Front Page Posts
... The SB Nation Small Market Roundtable still has three installments remaining, and Buffalo Rumblings will be hosting those festivities on June 27. Previous topics include relocation,
Small Market Roundtable: Prime Time Scheduling
Published 6/20/2007 by Gonzo <info@dailynorseman.com> at Daily Norseman: Front Page Posts
... Relocation at ...
Small Market Roundtable, Week 5 - Prime-Time Scheduling
Published 6/20/2007 by Brian G <info@buffalorumblings.com> at Buffalo Rumblings: Front Page Posts
... . Take a gander over at his site, it's yet another stellar installment of this roundtable. Previous topics include relocation, ...
SBN Small Market Roundtable - Revenue Sharing
Published 6/27/2007 by Brian G <info@buffalorumblings.com> at Buffalo Rumblings: Front Page Posts
... Note: this is a continuation of the SB Nation Small Market Roundtable. To view previous installments, please view Big Cat Country, ...
SB Nation Small Market Roundtable: Revenue Sharing
Published 6/27/2007 by BigBlueShoe <info@stampedeblue.com> at Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts
... The problems are not devastating at the moment, but the future implications are. The rich teams are going to get richer, and by comparison the poor teams will be getting poorer. Without some sort of local revenue sharing plan, smaller-market teams may be forced to relocate to bigger cities with better stadiums, richer people to buy luxury seats and more attractive facilities to free agents. The growing disparity will drive out what makes football football. Blue-collar, lesser-revenue cities like Buffalo - who rely on the Bills both as a boost to the Western New York economy as well as one of the main entertainment attractions - won't have a team to cheer for. Isn't sports about the "little guy" competing with the big boys? ...
NFL's Drive for Security Continues
Published 7/1/2007 by Kirkendall <info@cincyjungle.com> at Cincy Jungle: Front Page Posts
... Chris discusses relocation (Jags blog) ...
The Green Bay Anomaly - SB Nation Small Market Roundtable
Published 7/11/2007 by Brandon
... With so little franchise movement in modern professional sports, the threat of relocation remains only as a means of extorting a new stadium arrangement. Although moving the Packers at this point would seem impossible, the unique ownership structure in Green Bay did not prevent ...
SB Nation Small Market Roundtable - The Recap
Published 7/12/2007 by Brian G <info@buffalorumblings.com> at Buffalo Rumblings: Front Page Posts
... River City Rage over at Big Cat Country kicked off the roundtable with a discussion on the relocation of NFL franchises. Here he discusses the multitude of problems the NFL's small market franchises face, and how no resolution of these issues will force these teams to relocate. Quote to Note: ...
SB Nation Small Market Roundtable: Conclusion
Published 7/12/2007 by BigBlueShoe <info@stampedeblue.com> at Stampede Blue: Front Page Posts
... Small Market Rountable: Relocation, the NFL, and you! ...
The Monday Bangover: The worst NFL fan bases
Published 7/23/2007 by Adam at Pacman Jonesin' | Game Over, Byotch
... Jacksonville Jaguars - When your team is mentioned as a candidate for relocation more often than any other team, yeah, you belong on this list. Despite great weather and a team that wins more often than not, Jag fans just don’t show. Just look at this quote that the good people over at Big Cat Country dug up from the L.A. Times: ...
