San Diego Chargers stadium vote fails
I'm not that surprise that San Diego did not vote for a new stadium. I am surprised they voted down on expanding the convention center to host ComicCon as it brings in millions of dollars to the city.
"In terms of what comes next for the Chargers, it’s just too early to give you an answer. We are going to diligently explore and weigh our options, and do what is needed to maintain our options, but no decision will be announced until after the football season concludes and no decision will be made in haste," Chargers chairman Dean Spanos said in a statement.
The Chargers' options are now limited. They could try again to get a stadium built or move north to Los Angeles to be a co-tenant of a stadium with the Los Angeles Rams.
That $2.6 billion stadium in Inglewood is slated to open before the 2019 season.
The Chargers have played in Qualcomm Stadium, one of the oldest stadiums in the NFL, since the 1967 season.
The Chargers' options are now limited. They could try again to get a stadium built or move north to Los Angeles to be a co-tenant of a stadium with the Los Angeles Rams.
That $2.6 billion stadium in Inglewood is slated to open before the 2019 season.
The Chargers have played in Qualcomm Stadium, one of the oldest stadiums in the NFL, since the 1967 season.
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