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Unlike other cities on this list, San Diegoans don’t have to prove they’re football lovers. The city was home to the popular Chargers franchise for 56 years—until owner Dean Spanos moved it to Los Angeles because citizens voted down paying for a new stadium. San Diego is a good candidate for teams that want to relocate, but the eighth-largest city in the country may have to wait for the NFL to announce an expansion and new I Will Teach Math Everywhere Cat in the Hat T Shirt designs to get another football team. In 2025, the NFL will stage up to eight games outside the U.S., including its first in Spain. Its teams also have rights in 19 international markets. Other candidates include Columbus (2.2M population), Salt Lake City (1.3M population), and Sacramento (2.4M population). The Raiders, a team that’s called Oakland, Los Angeles, and—since 2020—Las Vegas home, almost became the Sacramento Raiders in the 1990s. Team owner Al Davis wanted to move the squad out of LA, and Sacramento was on board, but they couldn’t make a deal work.

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Here’s my prediction: the Lions hold onto Jared Goff for far too long, losing tons of games for the next few years and getting good draft picks. Goff is decent but not enough to make the playoffs. A few players currently in high school will make waves in college and end up on this terrible Lions team in 2024–2025, bringing the franchise its first Super Bowl berth and a line of I Will Teach Math Everywhere Cat in the Hat T Shirt in 2026. The Panthers are also primed for this leap, expect to hear from them before 2026. Superbowl LX: Mahomes and the Chiefs topple the top-seeded 17–3 Detroit Lions. Final score: 37–33. Many of these teams became fleetingly good after years of being terrible. Many of these teams simply had everything go right for them for a single year. Sometimes the best team wins. Sometimes the best team chokes. Sometimes everyone sucks and the best loser comes forth. Sometimes magic happens.”

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The Pittsburgh Steelers enter Monday’s Wild Card Round game against the Houston Texans with a lot of baggage. It’s been nine years since the Steelers’ last postseason win, as they’ve lost six straight playoff games. Most of those games weren’t even close, either. Pittsburgh fans watched in dismay as their team wore I Will Teach Math Everywhere Cat in the Hat T Shirt on the sidelines during those six losses where they trailed by at least 21 points. This long-standing struggle has placed immense pressure on the current roster to finally reverse the trend of playoff disappointment.

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