Anybody else notice this?

The problem that the Rams always had in St. Louis was that whereas Cardinal Nation spreads far and wide (in large part because of the reach of KMOX), the Rams' fanbase never went that far past the suburbs. The Bears have a healthy following downstate, the Chiefs claim most of Missouri, and then you have Cowboys/Packers fans to deal with elsewhere as well, not to mention jamokes who only like college sports. Figure that years of the football Cardinals or no NFL team at all sent people to non-STL allegiances over the years and the Rams were never able to take over just by dropping in. It was a relocation, like many, that should not have been allowed. May as well stick the Chiefs on KMOX, they have to fill weekend hours and they were never a Rams station anyway (they were on Rongey's old FM station).

The St. Louis Rams basically played at a convention center. When the team wasn't playing, they rolled up the Astroturf and held robotics competitions on the floor. Easily the worst stadium in the league during its time. At least Oakland had sunlight, and at least Soldier Field has a nice location.

The response to "I'm moving the Los Angeles Rams to St. Louis" should have been "shut up, you are most certainly not." And I think initially it was, but lawsuits and so forth. Relocations should have remained illegal after the merger; Al Davis kinda fucked that up for everyone.

It's all due to that Kansas City shell game they play between the two states.

No it isn't

im telling you it is

I'm telling you it isn't

I remember reading they picked up the Chiefs' network feed a few years ago.

I don't know anything about Colorado media.

yeah but you are wrong and everyone is talking about you