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As you I'd go to a Packers game, in a heart beat. So they've got me through the door, it'll be up to the NFL to keep me there.

To look at it in the very long term. With a regular team playing at 'home', I'm sure once again the fixtures will be favourable. Within a very short time frame the London Jags will have played every other team at home. Many of those teams will be a guaranteed sell out, to different fans...

The NFL NEEDS to expand their revenue stream (quoting my inner Barber). The NFL needs a team in LA, but no stadium. The NFL needs to expand beyond it's boarders. The NFL has so much money, it makes soccerball look like loose change. Wembley NEEDS money, more than it needs England to play on a...

You're right 2790 miles v 3459.34 miles (roughly). But the time difference goes in London's favour, Sunday afternoon kick off here is a Sunday daytime match in NY. Oh and nobody travels to away games.

It's a different kettle of fish. NFL franchises, well US sport in general, isn't rooted to the fans/city/locality. They have always chased the money, until such time as they land somewhere that gives them everything. Not to mention the size of America. A team in London is infinitely more...