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Buffalo NY! Most passionate fans in the country and if they are at the Bills stadium the tailgates will be wild. Just put them in a blue uniform and a historic Buffalo team name and fans will support. No one can truly understand the passion there unless you were born there like I was.
1. New Orleans Breakers-NOLA Superdome 2. Philadelphia Stars-Eagles Field 3. Pittsburgh Maulers-Acrisure Stadium 4. New Jersey Generals-MetLife Stadium 5. Vegas Vipers-Allegiant Stadium 6. Tampa Bay Bandits- Raymond James Stadium
1. San Francisco Demons-49ers Stadium 2. Los Angeles Wildcats-LA Coliseum 3. Los Angeles Express-SoFi Stadium 4. San Diego Extreme-Snapdragon Stadium 5. Chicago Enforcers- New Bears Stadium 6. New York Hitmen-Jets Stadium 7. Kansas City Rage-Arrowhead Arena(Chiefs Stadium 8. Seattle SeaDragons-SeaHawks Field 9. Orlando Guardians- Camping World Stadium 10. Vegas Vipers- Allegiant Arena(LV Raiders Stadium)
Add San Diego, Oklahoma, Seattle, Sacramento, after the teams that were not included. That gets you to 16:teams. No more expansion for 10 years minimum. Building rivalries, and fan bases should be the top priority.
Oklahoma makes a ton of sense. Considering the leagues cost cutting practices and Okc is only a 3 hours drive, 45 minute flight from the leagues hub it would be probably the lowest transportation cost for any reasonable expansion city. Also, big time football state without any other pro football team. We'd have to bring Stoops back to Oklahoma and get him out of Texas though, that would no doubt boost support even more for the team.
Columbus Ohio supported the Destroyers for a few years has several stadiums available and central Ohio is one of the few areas in the state still growing
I think the key for the league should be to target smaller cities that will greatly appreciate having professional teams. Albuquerque, Salt Lake, OKC, Omaha, and so on. Will probably draw more fans and have more loyalty too than if they go for big cities that are already oversaturated
I live in Omaha and attended most Omaha Nighthawks games in the defunct UFL back in 2010. At least the first 4 home games in 2010 were sold out, 21,000+, was a good time and would do well in this UFL
@@hasanimiller4336 With the name of the Hartford Charter Oaks (the old Atlantic Coast Football League/Continental Football League name). Maybe the colors of a white oak in autumn as the team colors.
Said it in 2020. Omaha railman. North Platte Ne was the rail hub of the world at one time. Born and raised Nebraskan, just want the other teams back in as you said first.
Regarding westward expansion I could see the following cities in consideration: Reno NV, San Diego CA, Denver CO. I think Reno would be easier than Las Vegas in terms of finding a suitable stadium. San Diego would be like St. Louis, a city hungry for a team to get behind. Lastly, bring back the Denver Gold!
I think Milwaukee would be a fantastic choice. Wisconsin is one of the biggesy football states and giving Milwaukee their own team could also bring in fans from Chicago
@@NostalgicSports48 I disagree with you on Canton. Everything else I agree with you on. Instead of putting a team in Canton, put a team in Toledo or Cleveland or Columbus makes more sense but could still have games in Canton. I think New York, Atlantic City, Phoenix, San Diego, Sacramento, Las Cruces, Boise, Denver, Little Rock, Burlington, Baltimore, Myrtle Beach, Tampa Bay, Shreveport, Boca Raton, Raleigh, Billing’s, Portland Oregon and Maine, all of these cities here in the United States that I mentioned here along with most of the others you mentioned from the 8 not included in this merger plus new locations work.
@@cinemalover4027they do have D1 schools. They play D1AA football but are D1 schools and before the D1A/D1AA split transition from 78-82, all D1 schools played D1 football as there was no FCS or FBS.
I’m not sure how cost effective it would be to bring back the Vipers to the Vegas market. That was one of the original issues they had with the team because they were essentially pigeon-hole’d to use Allegiant Stadium since they couldn’t use Sam Boyd Stadium at UNLV. As for the Orlando Guardians, IMO, that was a trash franchise that doesn’t need to be brought back. If the UFL wants the Orlando market, then revive the Orlando Apollos from the AAF. That was a franchise that had a connection with the city, not the Guardians. Bring back the Apollos to Orlando and you will have way better turnout than for the Guardians.
If they put a UFL team in Louisiana go with Shreveport and use Independence Stadium the home of the Independence Bowl. Trust me I'm a life long Louisiana resident and New Orleans or Baton Rouge don't need a team. I said Shreveport because they have a stadium that is used for bowl games and it's still in Louisiana but doesn't share a city with a NFL team or Louisianas big college team
Kansas city would also be an interesting place for expansion, even if you go east towards Georgia & Florida the possibility for teams in Atlanta, Jacksonville or even Miami are intriguing
Other than NJ & Philly, I'd leave out any city with a MLB team. I'd also leave out West Coast cities based on travel & the league's initial growing pains. Besides NJ & Philly, I'd add you suggested OKC (Outlaws) along with Orlando (Guardians), Jacksonville (Bulls) & a new market (Charlotte). Divide into East/West divisions of 7 each.
Bring back the Oklahoma Outlaws and the Arizona Wranglers, as well as the Denver Gold and the Oakland Invaders. Then Seattle sea dragons then maybe the San Diego Fleet.
I think they should put teams in cities that don’t have NFL team. San Diego, Oakland, Portland, Salt Lake City, Albuquerque, El Paso, OKC, Wichita, Omaha, Little Rock, Milwaukee, Canton, Columbus, Louisville, Orlando, Norfolk, Raleigh, Providence, etc. should all be explored by the UFL imo
I watched the new USFL purely because of the Breakers, I was a fan as a child of the old USFL Portland Breakers. I will not watch the league until the Breakers are back. Back then the Breakers were mediocre at best but they had fans hanging from the rafters. Portland is the 22nd largest TV market in the country, much bigger than most of these cities mentioned but only one major sports franchise (MSL does not count).
PORTLAND LUMBERJAX SACRAMENTO CONDORS SAN DIEGO FLEET OR ARMADA DENVER GOLD CHICAGO ENFORCERS OR LAKERS (Use city flag colors.) TULSA TWISTERS NEW MEXICO OUTLAWS CAROLINA FLYERS OR AVIATORS
1. New Orleans Breakers-NOLA Superdome 2. Philadelphia Stars-Eagles Field 3. Pittsburgh Maulers-Acrisure Stadium 4. New Jersey Generals-MetLife Stadium 5. Vegas Vipers-Allegiant Stadium 6. Tampa Bay Bandits- Raymond James Stadium 7. Houston Gamblers-NRG Stadium 8. Dallas Gunslingers-AT&T Stadium 9. Arizona Hotshots- State Farm Stadium 10. Seattle SeaDragons-Lumen Field 11. Baltimore Blitz-M&T Bank Stadium 12. Orlando Guardians-Camping World Stadium
You don't really need Expansion this is how the UFL can work with 20 teams you can use old UFL teams and shuffle dropped teams and move Roughnecks out of Texas put them in Oklahoma you don't need 3 teams in Texas. Dragons back to Seattle, Vipers in Arizona and Guardians in the NY area maybe Hartford, Move the Breakers to Portland and Generals to San Diego, you have a naval base there, Maulers stay in Pittsburgh and Stars move to Utah, Bring back Bulls and Bandits, Bulls in Jacksonville and Bandits in Canton, then you bring back 3 UFL teams, Florida Tuskers, Sacramento Mountain Lions, Omaha Nighthawks, Now there goes your west coast travel, Seattle, Utah, Arizona, San Diego, Sacramento, Portland, Division: East Division Michigan Canton Pittsburgh St.Louis Hartford Southeast DC Memphis Jacksonville Florida Birmingham Centrel San Antonio Arlington Utah Oklahoma Omaha West San Diego Seattle Portland Sacramento Arizona
0:44-0:58, all these teams should get a chance to come back before picking brand new teams across America. I hope Salt Lake City, Utah gets a chance to be one of them. I can't think of any name to call the team, expect maybe the Bison, the Gulls, and Pelicans, or the Elks. There just ideas, if the team comes up with their own, hopefully it will be a good one.
I disagree with you on Canton. Everything else I agree with you on. Instead of putting a team in Canton, put a team in Toledo or Cleveland or Columbus makes more sense but could still have games in Canton. I think New York, Atlantic City, Phoenix, San Diego, Sacramento, Albuquerque, Atlanta, Las Cruces, Boise, Denver, Little Rock, Burlington, Baltimore, Myrtle Beach, Tampa Bay, Shreveport, Boca Raton, Raleigh, Billing’s, Louisville, Reno, Des Moines, Baltimore, Little Rock, Milwaukee, Portland Oregon and Maine, all of these cities here in the United States that I mentioned here along with most of the others you mentioned from the 8 not included in this merger plus new locations work.
The Jacksonville Sharks have been a team making lateral league moves for a while... The UFL should've been in their sights this season.🤷🏾♂️ 4x AFL champions to the IFL though?
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All of the cities that you've suggested are viable spots for league expansion based on their spring football history. Oklahoma City hosted the Outlaws during the early days of the original USFL, also the Gunslingers during the league's restructuring in 1983. Phoenix was the original host city for the Outlaws in 1980. It also hosted the Hotshots of the AAF. The AAF also proved that Salt Lake City is a VERY viable place for a team. In its brief history, the AAF's Stallions were Top 5 in attendance; not to mention that its climate was absolutely perfect for football. On the whole, you made some great picks for future league expansion. 🏈
The biggest problem with putting a team in Omaha is that there is no stadium for them to play in. The downtown stadium is a baseball stadium and primarily for the College World Series. The city won't let anything else in the stadium until July. The other stadium in Sarpy County is also a baseball stadium and they share it with Union Omaha soccer so there might not be open dates.
These expension will be made by economial reasons.The biggest TV markets are LA area NYarea and Florida.I think there are the next teams are located.You cant earn money with a great senic view at the Stadium.
1. San Francisco Demons-49ers Stadium 2. Los Angeles Wildcats-LA Coliseum 3. Los Angeles Express-SoFi Stadium 4. San Diego Extreme-Snapdragon Stadium 5. Chicago Enforcers- New Bears Stadium 6. New York Hitmen-Jets Stadium 7. Kansas City Rage-Arrowhead Arena(Chiefs Stadium 8. Seattle SeaDragons-SeaHawks Field 9. Orlando Guardians- Camping World Stadium 10. Vegas Vipers- Allegiant Arena(LV Raiders Stadium)
You should use MSA or CSA “metro area” data rather than a city population as a starting point. Teams are looking for financial depth and marketing partners in a metro area, not just a populated central city. Also, consider competition of other teams in market. Phoenix despite a large population may not be the best play because of so many other leagues, and the city’s unwillingness to work with franchises existing- look up diamondbacks stadium issues, the coyotes are probably relocating, cardinals play in Glendale. OKC, Columbus OH, Portland OR would be my top 3. Also- difficult to feel fan base depth on Orlando, Vegas… they averaged attendance in the 100s, and were a financial drain on the league. The USFL teams played in Canton, OH- and have never played a game in Pitt, Philly, NO, NJ… I don’t think that bringing any of them back is a given. Or necessary!
I do hope the UFL will be a permanent fixture and will partner up with the NFL. I would like to see what FOX and the USFL were trying to do and bring back all the former USFL teams. I know it will probably take up to 10-15 years with future expansion. Well, this is what I wish the UFL would eventually be like with a league of 28 teams. Once again there would be 2 Conferences, the USFL conference and the XFL conference. Each conference would have 14 teams in them with 2 divisions (with 7 teams in them). The USFL conferences 2 divisions would be the North and South divisions. The North division would consist of the Chicago Blitz, Denver Gold, Hartford Federals (formerly the Washington Federals), Michigan Panthers, New Jersey Generals, Philadelphia Stars, and the Pittsburgh Maulers. The south division would be the Austin Gamblers (formerly the Houston Gamblers), Birmingham Stallions, Jacksonville Bulls, Memphis Showboats, New Orleans Breakers, Orlando Warriors (formerly the Orlando Renegades), and the Tampa Bay Bandits. The XFL conference would have the East and West divisions. The East division would consist of the Arlington Renegades, DC Defenders, Houston Roughnecks, Ohio Guardians (formerly the Orlando Guardians, and yes they play in Canton Ohio), Oklahoma Outlaws, San Antonio Brahmas, and the St. Louis Battlehawks. The West division would consist of the Arizona Wranglers, Los Angeles Express, Portland Vipers (formerly the Vegas Vipers), Salt Lake City Gunslingers (formerly the San Antonio Gunslingers), San Diego Wildcats (formerly the LA Wildcats), Seattle Sea Dragons and the Oakland Invaders (it would probably be San Jose or Sacramento, Northern California for sure for the Invaders since the stadium in Oakland is in dire need of repairs). I know there will be people saying the San Diego team should be the Fleet but that was an AAF team (and the UFL does not have the rights to them) and besides the USFL/XFL would rather bring back the Express and Wildcats. The regular season would be a 13-game season
here is a good one for you, What if XFL, USFL and CFL Merged and they agreed on 12 teams at start who would you choice? would you use existing teams to make up 12 or make your own? i choice existing Eastern Toronto Montreal DC Pittsburgh Michigan Memphis Western Winnipeg Calgary San Antonio Seattle St.Louis Birmingham
As the late Jake Blue would say "Let's put the band back together." Hopefully we could bring back all the Franchises that the USFL, and the XFL had first before we go to new locations.
Stop letting these teams play in these massive NFL stadiums of 80K and let them utilize MLS stadiums assuming they have an MLS team.....even if a team gets 30K a game which is great it doest look right in a 80K stadium
So as far as expansion goes, it’d be really cool to see them pick up 4 teams from the other 2 spring leagues that collapsed. From the AAF, the Arizona Hotshots and Salt Lake City Stallions would be my 2 picks. Phoenix and Salt Lake are respectable markets, and they probably had the most diehard fan bases in that league. From the former UFL, I’d add the Omaha Nighthawks and the Las Vegas Locos. Nebraskans love football, and the few short years they had the Nighthawks they averaged the highest attendance in the league. And of course a team in Vegas just makes sense. You’d add the Arizona and Salt Lake teams to the USFL Division, and the Omaha and Vegas teams to the XFL Division. Or create new divisions based on regions, with 4 divisions of 3. West: Las Vegas, Arizona, Salt Lake City; South: San Antonio, Houston, Arlington; Central: Omaha, St. Louis, Memphis; and East: Birmingham, Michigan, DC. With this format, they could play a home-and-home series with the other 2 teams in their division, and 2 cross-division teams from each of the other 3 for a 10 game regular season. Division winners make the 4 team playoff.
The league already has 3 of the 8 teams in Texas, which is an oversaturated market. It does not need another team there, and Austin sure as hell isn’t hurting for football with the University of Texas there.
1. San Francisco Demons-49ers Stadium 2. Los Angeles Wildcats-LA Coliseum 3. Los Angeles Express-SoFi Stadium 4. San Diego Extreme-Snapdragon Stadium 5. Chicago Enforcers- New Bears Stadium 6. New York Hitmen-Jets Stadium 7. Kansas City Rage-Arrowhead Arena(Chiefs Stadium 8. Seattle SeaDragons-SeaHawks Field 9. Orlando Guardians- Camping World Stadium 10. Vegas Vipers- Allegiant Arena(LV Raiders Stadium)
Wish they would have kept all the teams. Or at least most of them instead of a 8 team league at least have. 10 or 12. I get the money probably isn’t their yet
Canton Bulldogs, Oklahoma Gamblers, New Jersey Generals, Pittsburgh Maulers, Philly Stars, New Orleans Breakers, Oakland Invaders, Utah or Reno Vipers, and San Diego.
Leaving the Philadelphia Stars out was ridiculous. #1, there is zero northeast teams. Washington is in the mid atlantic but leaving out the largest media markets is silly on it's face and it will be felt. #2, the Stars, if you want to include the original 1983-85 franchise were in the championship game 4 of the 5 seasons. If the Maulers do come back they need to go back to the purple and orange.
Why does everyone keep suggesting cities that already have NFL teams? That's generally not a good idea. Former NFL are a good idea, so San Diego should be top of the list. I like the OKC idea too, and think that Salt Lake City could work.
I’m going to say Kansas because I live there. But where in Kansas? Central Kansas would be great because it is accessible from all four sides. The only city in central Kansas that is remotely a consideration is Hays. Problem is, financing. I’m sure the state would fulfill the fan base.
None of the cities you mentioned are getting an expansion team. They must expand west. Look for a team to return to Seattle and a team in California, probably San Diego. Remember Fox wants TV viewership, they can't ignore the California market.
I can't believe they contracted the Seattle Sea Dragons. I thought they had a great fan base? If they return, they might add a franchise in Portland o start a rivalry.
Some of those former teams wouldn't work bc like for New Orleans, New Jersey, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia the USFL didn't have any stadium rights in those markets so they never played in their home market. As for Vegas and Orlando both seemed to have bad attendance last season especially Vegas. I'd say Seattle would work though if they can get a few more teams in the west as well.
I think Denver is a perfect spot. Yes they have a NFL team, but the Colorado Rockies suck year after year after year and yet they have great attendance. An entertaining football team would sellout
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Looking back at both videos, you should make a part 3 or the remaining teams left
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Buffalo NY! Most passionate fans in the country and if they are at the Bills stadium the tailgates will be wild. Just put them in a blue uniform and a historic Buffalo team name and fans will support. No one can truly understand the passion there unless you were born there like I was.
1. New Orleans Breakers-NOLA Superdome
2. Philadelphia Stars-Eagles Field
3. Pittsburgh Maulers-Acrisure Stadium
4. New Jersey Generals-MetLife Stadium
5. Vegas Vipers-Allegiant Stadium
6. Tampa Bay Bandits- Raymond James Stadium
1. San Francisco Demons-49ers Stadium
2. Los Angeles Wildcats-LA Coliseum
3. Los Angeles Express-SoFi Stadium
4. San Diego Extreme-Snapdragon Stadium
5. Chicago Enforcers- New Bears Stadium
6. New York Hitmen-Jets Stadium
7. Kansas City Rage-Arrowhead Arena(Chiefs Stadium
8. Seattle SeaDragons-SeaHawks Field
9. Orlando Guardians- Camping World Stadium
10. Vegas Vipers- Allegiant Arena(LV Raiders Stadium)
Add San Diego, Oklahoma, Seattle, Sacramento, after the teams that were not included. That gets you to 16:teams.
No more expansion for 10 years minimum. Building rivalries, and fan bases should be the top priority.
Oklahoma makes a ton of sense. Considering the leagues cost cutting practices and Okc is only a 3 hours drive, 45 minute flight from the leagues hub it would be probably the lowest transportation cost for any reasonable expansion city. Also, big time football state without any other pro football team. We'd have to bring Stoops back to Oklahoma and get him out of Texas though, that would no doubt boost support even more for the team.
I’m hoping that happens!
Columbus Ohio supported the Destroyers for a few years has several stadiums available and central Ohio is one of the few areas in the state still growing
Also their historic Crew Stadium is still standing and being used for High School Football.
Portland PDX is overlooked and left out; possibly Virginia Beach.
Thanks for the suggestions!
I think the key for the league should be to target smaller cities that will greatly appreciate having professional teams. Albuquerque, Salt Lake, OKC, Omaha, and so on. Will probably draw more fans and have more loyalty too than if they go for big cities that are already oversaturated
That’s a really good point!
I've also thought that idea. Go look at states that don't have an NFL team but might have a huge college football fanbase
@@Jamessmith-xk3fh agreed that would be a good starting point for UFL expansion!!
I live in Omaha and attended most Omaha Nighthawks games in the defunct UFL back in 2010. At least the first 4 home games in 2010 were sold out, 21,000+, was a good time and would do well in this UFL
Hopefully they make a comeback that would be awesome!!
Honestly with the Rocks ties to Hawaii I think when the new Aloha stadium is finished or before that we get a Hawaii team
That would be really cool to see happen!!
Portland, Oakland, Norfolk, Boise, Sioux Falls, Louisville, Hartford, and because of selfish reasons I want to also include Huntington
Hell yeah!
Hell yeah we need a UFLtem here in CT.
No team would go to Oakland because teams are trying to leave Oakland because it's so much crime
@@hasanimiller4336 With the name of the Hartford Charter Oaks (the old Atlantic Coast Football League/Continental Football League name). Maybe the colors of a white oak in autumn as the team colors.
Portland wouldn't join unless the league let them have trans athletes on the team.
Said it in 2020. Omaha railman. North Platte Ne was the rail hub of the world at one time. Born and raised Nebraskan, just want the other teams back in as you said first.
I’m only saying this cause I live in Minnesota but a Minnesota ufl team would be pretty cool
Agreed it would be cool
Regarding westward expansion I could see the following cities in consideration: Reno NV, San Diego CA, Denver CO. I think Reno would be easier than Las Vegas in terms of finding a suitable stadium. San Diego would be like St. Louis, a city hungry for a team to get behind. Lastly, bring back the Denver Gold!
Agreed, they should be considered also!
I agree about the left out teams.
The UFL should first expand west, before going to places like Oklahoma CIty or Tulsa.
San DIego, Sacramento, and Portland.
I think Milwaukee would be a fantastic choice. Wisconsin is one of the biggesy football states and giving Milwaukee their own team could also bring in fans from Chicago
I agree they have a an awesome fan base in Wisconsin, I could see it happening
Another possibility would be a CFL team in Milwaukee.
Baby It's cold outside and you are competing with a NBA team and AHL team.
I'm all in on that! Milwaukee Mustangs!
Good selection! Add Atlanta and Louisville to the part 2!!
Both go hard
Thank you, I like Atlanta and Louisville for expansion teams
@@NostalgicSports48 I disagree with you on Canton. Everything else I agree with you on. Instead of putting a team in Canton, put a team in Toledo or Cleveland or Columbus makes more sense but could still have games in Canton. I think New York, Atlantic City, Phoenix, San Diego, Sacramento, Las Cruces, Boise, Denver, Little Rock, Burlington, Baltimore, Myrtle Beach, Tampa Bay, Shreveport, Boca Raton, Raleigh, Billing’s, Portland Oregon and Maine, all of these cities here in the United States that I mentioned here along with most of the others you mentioned from the 8 not included in this merger plus new locations work.
Let’s get a state that has like no teams. North or South Dakota!! Lol
I don’t even think they have d1 sports teams 😂 I could be wrong lmk if I am. But they need some representation lol
That would be an interesting choice to say the least lol
@@cinemalover4027NDSU and SDSU are D1 FCS schools.
@@cinemalover4027they do have D1 schools. They play D1AA football but are D1 schools and before the D1A/D1AA split transition from 78-82, all D1 schools played D1 football as there was no FCS or FBS.
They have the jackrabbits!
Grand rapids is not bad either, call it the blues for the grand river and the great lakes😊
I’m not sure how cost effective it would be to bring back the Vipers to the Vegas market. That was one of the original issues they had with the team because they were essentially pigeon-hole’d to use Allegiant Stadium since they couldn’t use Sam Boyd Stadium at UNLV. As for the Orlando Guardians, IMO, that was a trash franchise that doesn’t need to be brought back.
If the UFL wants the Orlando market, then revive the Orlando Apollos from the AAF. That was a franchise that had a connection with the city, not the Guardians. Bring back the Apollos to Orlando and you will have way better turnout than for the Guardians.
My picks are San Diego, Omaha, Portland, Oklahoma, South: Baton Rouge, Jackson City (MS), Orlando, Montgomery or Tallahassee.
Hell yeah!
I like all of your picks
Love your picks!
If they put a UFL team in Louisiana go with Shreveport and use Independence Stadium the home of the Independence Bowl. Trust me I'm a life long Louisiana resident and New Orleans or Baton Rouge don't need a team. I said Shreveport because they have a stadium that is used for bowl games and it's still in Louisiana but doesn't share a city with a NFL team or Louisianas big college team
Kansas city would also be an interesting place for expansion, even if you go east towards Georgia & Florida the possibility for teams in Atlanta, Jacksonville or even Miami are intriguing
That would be intriguing to follow!!
Other than NJ & Philly, I'd leave out any city with a MLB team. I'd also leave out West Coast cities based on travel & the league's initial growing pains. Besides NJ & Philly, I'd add you suggested OKC (Outlaws) along with Orlando (Guardians), Jacksonville (Bulls) & a new market (Charlotte). Divide into East/West divisions of 7 each.
I feel like the westward expansion will take some time but it is very important to the success of the league
They need to go out west so the west coast mfers will shut up lol
1. 80% of the us lives east of central Texas.
2. LA, the major population center of the west coast, barely supports the established nfl and CFB teams.
Hopefully they just take it slow and don’t expand to fast and it hurts the rest of the leagues finances
@@colincuratolo1645 Only negative to adding California teams is the high cost of Workers Comp Insurance there.
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Bring back the Oklahoma Outlaws and the Arizona Wranglers, as well as the Denver Gold and the Oakland Invaders. Then Seattle sea dragons then maybe the San Diego Fleet.
Those are good suggestions, Thank you!
I don't see Oakland ever getting a team unless they clean up the crime
@@NostalgicSports48I personally think that giving Lubbock Texas a team would be cool, especially since lubbock doesn’t even have any semi-pro teams
@@Jamessmith-xk3fh Then San Jose/ Sacramento
@@Lowgraphicsdeer if Texas did get something go West Texas
Colorado Springs needs a team!
That’s a good idea!
They should, I like Colorado Springs or a different Colorado city over Denver . One that doesn’t have an NFL team
Definitely 🔥
Colorado Springs Bighorns
I think they should put teams in cities that don’t have NFL team. San Diego, Oakland, Portland, Salt Lake City, Albuquerque, El Paso, OKC, Wichita, Omaha, Little Rock, Milwaukee, Canton, Columbus, Louisville, Orlando, Norfolk, Raleigh, Providence, etc. should all be explored by the UFL imo
CANTON Bulldogs should be brought back from the old UFL back in 60s
I really hope that happens! It would be awesome
Hells yes!
That would be dope fr, I would love to see a comeback for the Bulldogs!
Does Canton look like they have the money for team travels? Nah
The league is the one paying for the travel just like every other city
I watched the new USFL purely because of the Breakers, I was a fan as a child of the old USFL Portland Breakers. I will not watch the league until the Breakers are back. Back then the Breakers were mediocre at best but they had fans hanging from the rafters. Portland is the 22nd largest TV market in the country, much bigger than most of these cities mentioned but only one major sports franchise (MSL does not count).
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Have a UFL team in San Diego or Sacramento plus bringing back the New Jersey Generals with the new York market also the new orleans breakers
Fr San Diego especially after they lost the chargers!
New York and New Orleans definitely deserve teams! Their markets are to good to pass up on!
No question the generals and the breakers will return in the next couple of years
Add a team in St Louis.
@@legendaryTMNICO they have one already man. The St.Louis Battlehawks are the current team
1. New Orleans Breakers-NOLA Superdome
2. Philadelphia Stars-Eagles Field
3. Pittsburgh Maulers-Acrisure Stadium
4. New Jersey Generals-MetLife Stadium
5. Vegas Vipers-Allegiant Stadium
6. Tampa Bay Bandits- Raymond James Stadium
7. Houston Gamblers-NRG Stadium
8. Dallas Gunslingers-AT&T Stadium
9. Arizona Hotshots- State Farm Stadium
10. Seattle SeaDragons-Lumen Field
11. Baltimore Blitz-M&T Bank Stadium
12. Orlando Guardians-Camping World Stadium
LA Express, Philadelphia Stars, NJ Generals, Tampa Bay Bandits are my suggestions
You don't really need Expansion this is how the UFL can work with 20 teams you can use old UFL teams and shuffle dropped teams and move Roughnecks out of Texas put them in Oklahoma you don't need 3 teams in Texas. Dragons back to Seattle, Vipers in Arizona and Guardians in the NY area maybe Hartford, Move the Breakers to Portland and Generals to San Diego, you have a naval base there, Maulers stay in Pittsburgh and Stars move to Utah, Bring back Bulls and Bandits, Bulls in Jacksonville and Bandits in Canton, then you bring back 3 UFL teams, Florida Tuskers, Sacramento Mountain Lions, Omaha Nighthawks, Now there goes your west coast travel, Seattle, Utah, Arizona, San Diego, Sacramento, Portland,
Division:
East Division Michigan Canton Pittsburgh St.Louis Hartford
Southeast DC Memphis Jacksonville Florida Birmingham
Centrel San Antonio Arlington Utah Oklahoma Omaha
West San Diego Seattle Portland Sacramento Arizona
Great suggestion!! Thank you
First video ive seen talk about nebraska and salt lake utah. I would love those cities for UFL teams. I also like Portland as a potenial place as well
0:44-0:58, all these teams should get a chance to come back before picking brand new teams across America. I hope Salt Lake City, Utah gets a chance to be one of them. I can't think of any name to call the team, expect maybe the Bison, the Gulls, and Pelicans, or the Elks. There just ideas, if the team comes up with their own, hopefully it will be a good one.
Agreed! Thanks for the comment
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I agree with getting the teams back. And having new teams.
Hopefully it happens soon!!
Oakland Invaders ✊🏼⚡️
Would be awesome to bring them back! I covere Oakland in Part 2 of this video that I just released!
Tampa Bay Bandits have been on a hiatus since their 2022 debut in the USFL. I hope they come back.
Definitely should make a comeback!
Where should the UFL expand to in the future? Lmk
Add Atlanta and Louisville to the list!!!!
I disagree with you on Canton. Everything else I agree with you on. Instead of putting a team in Canton, put a team in Toledo or Cleveland or Columbus makes more sense but could still have games in Canton. I think New York, Atlantic City, Phoenix, San Diego, Sacramento, Albuquerque, Atlanta, Las Cruces, Boise, Denver, Little Rock, Burlington, Baltimore, Myrtle Beach, Tampa Bay, Shreveport, Boca Raton, Raleigh, Billing’s, Louisville, Reno, Des Moines, Baltimore, Little Rock, Milwaukee, Portland Oregon and Maine, all of these cities here in the United States that I mentioned here along with most of the others you mentioned from the 8 not included in this merger plus new locations work.
@@michaelwall3393 thank you for the awesome suggestions!!!
The Jacksonville Sharks have been a team making lateral league moves for a while... The UFL should've been in their sights this season.🤷🏾♂️ 4x AFL champions to the IFL though?
In the future maybe they will!
Chicago would treat their team so well if they had one
ARIZONA,oklahoma,New Mexico,TEXAS TEAMS CAN BEAT OTHER ,OMAHA,,Chicago,St Louis,Michigan,Minnesota, OHIO ,Louisville TEAMS CAN PLAY EACH OTHER nashville,Memphis,Birmingham,New Orleans Mississippi,Atlanta,North carolina,south carolina,Virginia,Tampa Bay,Orlando,Jacksonville,Miami,Arkansas teams can play each other Hartford,Boston,Philladelphia,Pittsburgh,New York,New Jersey CAN PLAY EACH OTHER,Portland,Seattle,Salt Lake,Denver,Reno,Boise,South Dakota can play each other
Would love to have one in san jose!
All of the cities that you've suggested are viable spots for league expansion based on their spring football history.
Oklahoma City hosted the Outlaws during the early days of the original USFL, also the Gunslingers during the league's restructuring in 1983.
Phoenix was the original host city for the Outlaws in 1980. It also hosted the Hotshots of the AAF.
The AAF also proved that Salt Lake City is a VERY viable place for a team. In its brief history, the AAF's Stallions were Top 5 in attendance; not to mention that its climate was absolutely perfect for football.
On the whole, you made some great picks for future league expansion. 🏈
I love how California wasn't even on this list. When you where going off Population 😂 like bay area 7Million. And L.A. 18Million
I think Arizona would have to make some changes first, they have 3 IFL teams. IDK maybe the population would support 5 football teams
Excellent suggestions
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching!!
The biggest problem with putting a team in Omaha is that there is no stadium for them to play in. The downtown stadium is a baseball stadium and primarily for the College World Series. The city won't let anything else in the stadium until July. The other stadium in Sarpy County is also a baseball stadium and they share it with Union Omaha soccer so there might not be open dates.
The UFL Should tap into the California Market, SAN DIEGO, SAN JOSE
With time I’m sure they will be, I’ll be talking about Sam Diego in the next one
These expension will be made by economial reasons.The biggest TV markets are LA area NYarea and Florida.I think there are the next teams are located.You cant earn money with a great senic view at the Stadium.
Vegas doesn't deserve to get their team back. They only averaged about 6,000 in attendance.
Need the Cleveland Steamers
Dude oh my God NAHHH
Baby it's cold outside and they have NBA NCAA basketball and AHL hockey
It be cool if Maryland had another ufl team and Hawaii
Maryland is everyone’s home state
1. San Francisco Demons-49ers Stadium
2. Los Angeles Wildcats-LA Coliseum
3. Los Angeles Express-SoFi Stadium
4. San Diego Extreme-Snapdragon Stadium
5. Chicago Enforcers- New Bears Stadium
6. New York Hitmen-Jets Stadium
7. Kansas City Rage-Arrowhead Arena(Chiefs Stadium
8. Seattle SeaDragons-SeaHawks Field
9. Orlando Guardians- Camping World Stadium
10. Vegas Vipers- Allegiant Arena(LV Raiders Stadium)
Buen idea
Fresno or Sacramento would be a hit in CA for the UFL
I would LOVE a ufl team in Lubbock Texas
You should use MSA or CSA “metro area” data rather than a city population as a starting point. Teams are looking for financial depth and marketing partners in a metro area, not just a populated central city. Also, consider competition of other teams in market. Phoenix despite a large population may not be the best play because of so many other leagues, and the city’s unwillingness to work with franchises existing- look up diamondbacks stadium issues, the coyotes are probably relocating, cardinals play in Glendale.
OKC, Columbus OH, Portland OR would be my top 3.
Also- difficult to feel fan base depth on Orlando, Vegas… they averaged attendance in the 100s, and were a financial drain on the league. The USFL teams played in Canton, OH- and have never played a game in Pitt, Philly, NO, NJ…
I don’t think that bringing any of them back is a given. Or necessary!
I do hope the UFL will be a permanent fixture and will partner up with the NFL. I would like to see what FOX and the USFL were trying to do and bring back all the former USFL teams. I know it will probably take up to 10-15 years with future expansion. Well, this is what I wish the UFL would eventually be like with a league of 28 teams. Once again there would be 2 Conferences, the USFL conference and the XFL conference. Each conference would have 14 teams in them with 2 divisions (with 7 teams in them). The USFL conferences 2 divisions would be the North and South divisions. The North division would consist of the Chicago Blitz, Denver Gold, Hartford Federals (formerly the Washington Federals), Michigan Panthers, New Jersey Generals, Philadelphia Stars, and the Pittsburgh Maulers. The south division would be the Austin Gamblers (formerly the Houston Gamblers), Birmingham Stallions, Jacksonville Bulls, Memphis Showboats, New Orleans Breakers, Orlando Warriors (formerly the Orlando Renegades), and the Tampa Bay Bandits. The XFL conference would have the East and West divisions. The East division would consist of the Arlington Renegades, DC Defenders, Houston Roughnecks, Ohio Guardians (formerly the Orlando Guardians, and yes they play in Canton Ohio), Oklahoma Outlaws, San Antonio Brahmas, and the St. Louis Battlehawks. The West division would consist of the Arizona Wranglers, Los Angeles Express, Portland Vipers (formerly the Vegas Vipers), Salt Lake City Gunslingers (formerly the San Antonio Gunslingers), San Diego Wildcats (formerly the LA Wildcats), Seattle Sea Dragons and the Oakland Invaders (it would probably be San Jose or Sacramento, Northern California for sure for the Invaders since the stadium in Oakland is in dire need of repairs). I know there will be people saying the San Diego team should be the Fleet but that was an AAF team (and the UFL does not have the rights to them) and besides the USFL/XFL would rather bring back the Express and Wildcats. The regular season would be a 13-game season
I LOVE the Ohio Guardians idea.
here is a good one for you, What if XFL, USFL and CFL Merged and they agreed on 12 teams at start who would you choice? would you use existing teams to make up 12 or make your own? i choice existing
Eastern
Toronto
Montreal
DC
Pittsburgh
Michigan
Memphis
Western
Winnipeg
Calgary
San Antonio
Seattle
St.Louis
Birmingham
That’s an interesting concept! I would definitely stick with existing teams with established fanbases and I like your choices!
As the late Jake Blue would say "Let's put the band back together." Hopefully we could bring back all the Franchises that the USFL, and the XFL had first before we go to new locations.
Love it! I agree
San Diego needs somewhat of a football team
Idk about the Arizona one, the cardinals already have trouble with attendance and I couldn’t see the people there really getting into it
Stop letting these teams play in these massive NFL stadiums of 80K and let them utilize MLS stadiums assuming they have an MLS team.....even if a team gets 30K a game which is great it doest look right in a 80K stadium
They need teams in Portland and Columbus which both have MLS stadiums
I would add San Diego, Orlando, Columbus OH, Salt Lake City and Louisville or Indianapolis
Thanks for watching! I made a part 2 where I covered a couple of those places mentioned!
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Bring back New Orleans
So as far as expansion goes, it’d be really cool to see them pick up 4 teams from the other 2 spring leagues that collapsed. From the AAF, the Arizona Hotshots and Salt Lake City Stallions would be my 2 picks. Phoenix and Salt Lake are respectable markets, and they probably had the most diehard fan bases in that league. From the former UFL, I’d add the Omaha Nighthawks and the Las Vegas Locos. Nebraskans love football, and the few short years they had the Nighthawks they averaged the highest attendance in the league. And of course a team in Vegas just makes sense. You’d add the Arizona and Salt Lake teams to the USFL Division, and the Omaha and Vegas teams to the XFL Division. Or create new divisions based on regions, with 4 divisions of 3. West: Las Vegas, Arizona, Salt Lake City; South: San Antonio, Houston, Arlington; Central: Omaha, St. Louis, Memphis; and East: Birmingham, Michigan, DC. With this format, they could play a home-and-home series with the other 2 teams in their division, and 2 cross-division teams from each of the other 3 for a 10 game regular season. Division winners make the 4 team playoff.
That sounds awesome! Would be cool to see that happen, thanks for the comment!
How about Oakland
I THINK THAT UFL SHOULD EXPAND TO NEW YORK AND COLORADO AND AUSTIN TEXAS.
New York and Texas I agree! Austin would be cool also, I just hope people wouldn’t be salty about Texas having 4 teams lol.
NY definitely needs a team
@@andrenapper8802fr they need to have a team, whether it’s the New Jersey generals coming back or a new team
4 texas teams?? nah bro
edit: as a texan btw i dont think we need another team. other states should get expansions so that the ufl can gain more fans
The league already has 3 of the 8 teams in Texas, which is an oversaturated market. It does not need another team there, and Austin sure as hell isn’t hurting for football with the University of Texas there.
Orlando would be a very good option for Florida expansion
Hartford Whalers
1. San Francisco Demons-49ers Stadium
2. Los Angeles Wildcats-LA Coliseum
3. Los Angeles Express-SoFi Stadium
4. San Diego Extreme-Snapdragon Stadium
5. Chicago Enforcers- New Bears Stadium
6. New York Hitmen-Jets Stadium
7. Kansas City Rage-Arrowhead Arena(Chiefs Stadium
8. Seattle SeaDragons-SeaHawks Field
9. Orlando Guardians- Camping World Stadium
10. Vegas Vipers- Allegiant Arena(LV Raiders Stadium)
I think they need to put teams in Oakland, San Diego, and Oklahoma...
Want them to stay away from the NFL cities. They need cites such as Portland, Columbus, Omaha, Oklahoma City or Tulsa, San Diego, etc
we need the breaker and i think you should cover the prep super league they are getting player
Wish they would have kept all the teams. Or at least most of them instead of a 8 team league at least have. 10 or 12.
I get the money probably isn’t their yet
The Vipers should not be let in the league until they get a proper Stadium.
Canton Bulldogs, Oklahoma Gamblers, New Jersey Generals, Pittsburgh Maulers, Philly Stars, New Orleans Breakers, Oakland Invaders, Utah or Reno Vipers, and San Diego.
Leaving the Philadelphia Stars out was ridiculous. #1, there is zero northeast teams. Washington is in the mid atlantic but leaving out the largest media markets is silly on it's face and it will be felt. #2, the Stars, if you want to include the original 1983-85 franchise were in the championship game 4 of the 5 seasons. If the Maulers do come back they need to go back to the purple and orange.
I say put in 2 new teams, teams I thought of, Chicago Mad Dogs and Phoenix Sidewinders, and bring back the Philadelphia Stars and Seattle Sea Dragons
Why does everyone keep suggesting cities that already have NFL teams? That's generally not a good idea. Former NFL are a good idea, so San Diego should be top of the list. I like the OKC idea too, and think that Salt Lake City could work.
I’m going to say Kansas because I live there. But where in Kansas?
Central Kansas would be great because it is accessible from all four sides. The only city in central Kansas that is remotely a consideration is Hays.
Problem is, financing.
I’m sure the state would fulfill the fan base.
None of the cities you mentioned are getting an expansion team. They must expand west. Look for a team to return to Seattle and a team in California, probably San Diego. Remember Fox wants TV viewership, they can't ignore the California market.
I say bring back the original teams from XFL, and USFL before going elsewhere like San Diego for example
I can't believe they contracted the Seattle Sea Dragons. I thought they had a great fan base?
If they return, they might add a franchise in Portland o start a rivalry.
i don’t know if the ufl will actually bring back the old teams since almost all the old teams were nfl markets. idk tho
Where are they going to play in Oklahoma City? Bring them to Tulsa.
No TAMPA BAY teams I could care less about the UFL!!! Remember TAMPA BAY BANDITS!!!! 40 thousand season TIXS!!!
Some of those former teams wouldn't work bc like for New Orleans, New Jersey, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia the USFL didn't have any stadium rights in those markets so they never played in their home market. As for Vegas and Orlando both seemed to have bad attendance last season especially Vegas. I'd say Seattle would work though if they can get a few more teams in the west as well.
Instead of New Orleans just make Independence Stadium the home of the Louisiana team in Shreveport
They need to go to places where nfl teams are not.
wrong graphic for the Maulers
Bring back to Orlando Apollos and New York Giardians!
Little Rock Arkansas needs a team!
I think Denver is a perfect spot. Yes they have a NFL team, but the Colorado Rockies suck year after year after year and yet they have great attendance. An entertaining football team would sellout
Sacramento Ca but they wanna go west
Bring back New Orleans 😅
Can Louisville get a team
Bring back New Orleans