Would've been nice if 2 NFL stadiums were built at the same time that way, the Chargers and Rams have their own separate stadiums to fill out, while still having both lockers to accommodate other teams that may wanna move to them and pay rent. This is how I wanted to happen.... L.A./Grand Crossing Stadium: L.A. Chargers; SoFi Stadium: L.A. Rams. Though, it's extremely rare for the NFL to allow a city to have 2 NFL stadiums at their separate locations.
The Los Angeles Stadium rendering is hilarious. One, it looks like a carbon copy of Levi’s stadium. Two, the Jumbotron rendering shows the H-E-B logo which is a Texas grocery chain.
I supported the Football Stadium in the City of Industry, that actually should have been built it’s location is more centrally located than SoFi and not next to major Airport.
SoFi is beautiful but I hear you, as someone that grew up in the Inland Empire(area where Industry is) I was really watching that proposal and hoping that it had gotten built, it would have been nice having it so close vs the drive from Moreno Valley to Inglewood to go to Sofi.
Out of all of the never built Chargers stadiums. San Diego Stadium and Convention Center should have been the only one of them built. Because not only would the Chargers have not left San Diego but would have been in a more public transportation friendly and tourist friendly area but they also would have hosted many large events such as superbowls, concerts, and even the NCAA basketball final four since it was the only indoor design which could also be outdoor to Because it had a retractable roof. But if that stadium was built it would have been the second most expensive NFL stadiums to be built meaning only the stadium they are at now with the Rams So Fi Stadium would have been more expensive. No wonder the voters rejected it. Not because they didn't care if their team left but because they didn't want public funds being used to fund something These billion dollar owners and NFL executives are perfectly capable of funding themselves.
Your facts on the St Louis stadium aren’t correct. It was only designed for the Rams and the NFL was to contribute $300 million. But the NFL, which was intent on moving the Rams back to LA despite forcing St Louis to spend several million developing a new stadium plan, refused saying they would only contribute $200M. However, in an effort to keep the Chargers in San Diego and the Raiders in Oakland, the NFL was willing to contribute $300M to those stadium projects. There was never a chance the St Louis stadium would be approved. It was just part of the NFL’s massive collusion between Goodell, Kroenke, and Jerry Jones to screw the city as badly as possible on the way out.
Which stadium would you like to see in reality?
San Diego Stadium and Convention Center or New San Diego Stadium and National Car Rental Field
I would like to see Farmers Field along with Palace of the Vikings in real life.
@lonniestephens6254 Farmers Field looks cool, but we didn't want an NFL team
Would've been nice if 2 NFL stadiums were built at the same time that way, the Chargers and Rams have their own separate stadiums to fill out, while still having both lockers to accommodate other teams that may wanna move to them and pay rent. This is how I wanted to happen.... L.A./Grand Crossing Stadium: L.A. Chargers; SoFi Stadium: L.A. Rams.
Though, it's extremely rare for the NFL to allow a city to have 2 NFL stadiums at their separate locations.
The Los Angeles Stadium rendering is hilarious. One, it looks like a carbon copy of Levi’s stadium. Two, the Jumbotron rendering shows the H-E-B logo which is a Texas grocery chain.
If Soldier Field and Levi’s stadium had a baby
@@elijahorama it literally is lol
*I Missed Your videos* 📹 😊❤
Aww 🥰 Thank you for your support! 🤝🏻
I supported the Football Stadium in the City of Industry, that actually should have been built it’s location is more centrally located than SoFi and not next to major Airport.
SoFi is beautiful but I hear you, as someone that grew up in the Inland Empire(area where Industry is) I was really watching that proposal and hoping that it had gotten built, it would have been nice having it so close vs the drive from Moreno Valley to Inglewood to go to Sofi.
San Diego Stadium & Covention Center is my favorite.
Some beautiful stadiums there! I think the majority of them would still look good now if they were built!
You also missed the previous stadium proposals for the Raiders in Oakland.
And Irwindale
Los Angeles stadium looked like Levi stadium outside and soilder field inside. Both are despised.
1:06 that's clearly soldier field 😂
Out of all of the never built Chargers stadiums. San Diego Stadium and Convention Center should have been the only one of them built. Because not only would the Chargers have not left San Diego but would have been in a more public transportation friendly and tourist friendly area but they also would have hosted many large events such as superbowls, concerts, and even the NCAA basketball final four since it was the only indoor design which could also be outdoor to Because it had a retractable roof. But if that stadium was built it would have been the second most
expensive NFL stadiums to be built meaning only the stadium they are at now with the Rams So Fi Stadium would have been more expensive. No wonder the voters rejected it. Not because they didn't care if their team left but because they didn't want public funds being used to fund something
These billion dollar owners and NFL executives are perfectly capable of funding themselves.
Talk about the future stadiums in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
East Village Stadium would have been tough 🔥🔥🔥
Keep it up dude. Your content deserves a service like S M Zeus!!
The Los Angeles stadium 0:45 looks like a carbon copy of Cincinnati Paul Brown Stadium, with a hint of Levi stadium
Also a bit of soldier field and allegiant stadium
LA stadium looks like yeezy shoes
From a Jets fan man I wish our one was accepted
Your facts on the St Louis stadium aren’t correct. It was only designed for the Rams and the NFL was to contribute $300 million. But the NFL, which was intent on moving the Rams back to LA despite forcing St Louis to spend several million developing a new stadium plan, refused saying they would only contribute $200M. However, in an effort to keep the Chargers in San Diego and the Raiders in Oakland, the NFL was willing to contribute $300M to those stadium projects.
There was never a chance the St Louis stadium would be approved. It was just part of the NFL’s massive collusion between Goodell, Kroenke, and Jerry Jones to screw the city as badly as possible on the way out.
That's part of why the city sued and was able to get $790 million out of the NFL.