3 NFL Teams Charge Ahead on Road to LA

Inglewood Stadium
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Rendering Of Inglewood Nfl Stadium

The Oakland Raiders, San Diego Chargers and St. Louis Rams have all formally applied to relocate to Los Angeles.

Still considered the front-runner by many, St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke unveiled plans last year for a $1.86B stadium to be built in Inglewood. The San Diego Chargers and the Oakland Raiders have proposed to build and share a $1.7B stadium in Carson. Disney CEO Bob Iger has been hired to promote it.

The 32 NFL owners are scheduled to meet next week in Houston to discuss the possible relocation plans, according to the LA Times. Three-fourths of the owners must approve each proposal in order for either stadium plan to happen. [LAT]

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