Deflate Gate, 1-Yard-Line INTs, and #DezCaughtIt

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This offseason's been pretty busy after some everlasting good and bad memories happened in the Playoffs last season.

With the Hall of Fame Game kicking off the NFL preseason, we reminisce over great moments in NFL past and work towards this year.

*This is the official NFL discussion this year, preseason, regular season, and playoffs, all the games and moments. *

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In NFL to LA news, I've been hearing that among the three teams in the running to move to Los Angeles, those being the Rams, Raiders and Chargers. It is more likely that two of those three will be moving then just one. Ideally, it would be the Rams and Chargers moving to LA so there would be an NFC and AFC team in town and an AFC and NFC team up north in NorCal. There is a kink in that though as the Raiders are almost guaranteed to leave Oakland since Oakland will not be funding a new stadium for the Raiders but this doesn't guarantee a move to LA as I heard an NFL insider talk about how when it comes down to it, the Rams have the best stadium plan as it'll build a whole entertainment venue in Inglewood across from the Forum and the NFL would likely make Rams Owner, Stan Kronke, make a deal with either the Chargers or Raiders. The Chargers are more likely to be the the team that the Rams make a deal with bringing them to the new LA stadium. This would leave the Raiders essentially homeless(like their lowlife fans) but the same NFL insider said that a move to either San Diego or San Antonio would be much more likely if LA is occupied. An announcement is likely to be made in January 2016 and will likely be decided by the a vote among the NFL owners.

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In NFL to LA news, I've been hearing that among the three teams in the running to move to Los Angeles, those being the Rams, Raiders and Chargers. It is more likely that two of those three will be moving then just one. Ideally, it would be the Rams and Chargers moving to LA so there would be an NFC and AFC team in town and an AFC and NFC team up north in NorCal. There is a kink in that though as the Raiders are almost guaranteed to leave Oakland since Oakland will not be funding a new stadium for the Raiders but this doesn't guarantee a move to LA as I heard an NFL insider talk about how when it comes down to it, the Rams have the best stadium plan as it'll build a whole entertainment venue in Inglewood across from the Forum and the NFL would likely make Rams Owner, Stan Kronke, make a deal with either the Chargers or Raiders. The Chargers are more likely to be the the team that the Rams make a deal with bringing them to the new LA stadium. This would leave the Raiders essentially homeless(like their lowlife fans) but the same NFL insider said that a move to either San Diego or San Antonio would be much more likely if LA is occupied. An announcement is likely to be made in January 2016 and will likely be decided by the a vote among the NFL owners.

Great insight, my friend! I know you're following this closely, as this effects you personally.

I think the Rams and Chargers, just like you said, are more likely. HOWEVER, the Raiders need this stadium more.

I can't imagine the "San Diego Raiders", and to move to San Antonio would be a poor business move. Most of the San Antonio residence is Cowboys fans, and the Cowboys/Raiders fanbases can't stand each other, so to collide like that would have the potential to get ugly.

If the Raiders could build a REAL football stadium around Oakland, that'd be awesome. Or they could always go from being the "Oakland Raiders" to the "Oklahoma Raiders".

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Cowboys lost CB Orlando Scandrick to a torn ACL on Tuesday, and the Packers lost WR Jordy Nelson to a torn ACL this weekend.

Both had significant parts in their teams season in 2014, and could be known as the best players at their respective positions on the team...

So, does anyone see these two losses impacting the Cowboys and/or Packers this season? Will we miss Scandrick/Nelson even more, say, Week 7 when there's nobody stepping up, and the Cowboys defense or the Packers offense has taken a step back? Why, why not - if anyone cares to weigh in with their opinion/thoughts.

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The Cowboys are about to get killed by the Patriots.. Yikes!