Mybug

I Really love the concept in which you are going in, but I'm not really a fan of cities in the US conference of the Spring league with fall league teams. I can understand a Spring league team in NYC or Anaheim (Los Angeles) due to their market size, for example. But not other cities with NFL/Fall League Teams already. Reserve the Fall League for Actual NFL Cities if possible and/or include some expansion sites. Here's a list of the us spring league proposed teams with found Objections: Albuquerque NM Anaheim CA Boise ID Las Vegas NV (Scheduled for a 2020 NFL team) Los Angeles CA (already have a spring team in Anaheim) Portland OR Sacramento CA Salt Lake City UT San Jose CA (Too Close to San Francisco-Oakland for Fall leauge, but can fit a Spring team) Tuscon AZ Austin TX Chicago IL (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Columbus OH (listed for a Fall league team, but I would put in Spring league due to establishment of Browns and Bengals fan bases in the Columbus Market) Cleveland OH (SEE COLUMBUS) Cincinnati OH (SEE COLUMBUS) Detroit MI (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Fargo ND Houston TX (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Oklahoma City (Closest Football venue is in Norman) Omaha San Antonio Tulsa Birmingham Charlotte (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Jacksonville (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Louisville Memphis New Orleans (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Orlando Raleigh Shreveport Tampa (already has NFL/Fall League Team, but has an available venue in St Pete) Baltimore (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Boston (already has NFL/Fall League Team but has an available venue in Boston Proper) Hartford NYC (already has NFL/Fall League Team But has venues available in NYC proper?) Norfolk Philly (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Pittsburgh (already has NFL/Fall League Team) Rochester (too small) Virginia Beach (too close to Norfolk) Washington DC (already has NFL/Fall League Team but has an available venue in DC Proper) fixes that I would recommend, based on cities with fall league teams or are too small or have a nearby stadium to hold them in another city close by: Las Vegas: Tempe, AZ Los Angeles: Colorado Springs CO Chicago: Move to South Bend, IN Detroit: Move to Lansing Houston: Move to Manhattan KS OKC: Put team in Nearby Norman, OK Charlotte: move to Columbia SC Jacksonville: Move to Mobile, AL New Orleans, Move to Baton Rouge Tampa: Play in St Petersburg, FL at Tropicana Field. Baltimore: Move to nearby College Park (University of Maryland stadium) Boston: Team plays in Boston Proper at Boston College Stadium NYC: Yankee Stadium? Norfolk: Build a new stadium for Football that can hold 50,000. Philly: Put at Franklin Field Pittsburgh: Moves to State College, PA Virginia Beach: Move to Richmond, then Build a new stadium for Football that can hold 50,000. Rochester: Move To Syracuse Washington DC: put at RFK Stadium. Cleveland: move to Canton Cincinnati: College venue available in city Thanks, and keep up the really good work! --Mybug--

Alright, I am cool with that.

no bunch of jerks reference for the carolina hurricanes?

I'm A Hurricanes fan.

so for example take the 2018-2019 Hurricanes who represented the Metro in the Eastern Conference finals, It would NOT be correct to put up a postseason divisional champions banner? I just don't get that one. You did Represent your Division in the Conference final, You won your divisional postseason rounds (the Division Semi and Divisional Final Rounds Respectively) so why can't we put up banners that say for example: "2018-2019 Metropolitan Division Playoff Champions"? those are more prestigious than regular season divisional championships since the postseason means more.

the saints should put up a banner as NFC Champions 2018 just to spite the NFL and give the bird to Roger Goodell. ALSO, WHAT IF NHL TEAMS WERE ABLE TO PUT UP DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF CHAMPION BANNERS?