Because of construction delays for Los Angeles' new stadium, the NFL shifted Super Bowl LV to Tampa in 2021, while L.A. will host in 2022.
With the Rams relocating to Los Angeles, the city of St. Louis is left as a two-time NFL loser.
A proposal that would put the Rams and another yet-to-be-determined team in Los Angeles leads in voting among NFL owners, according to a report.
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen passed a measure to put about $150 million toward a proposed $1 billion-plus stadium, giving the city a proposal to give the NFL before the league's deadline.
It's now a two-horse race for a team, or teams, in Los Angeles, as the Rams, Chargers and Raiders are all in play. What's clear, writes John Clayton, is momentum is building.
While no decisions were made on the future of the NFL in Los Angeles, Oakland, San Diego or St. Louis, the league took another step toward a resolution.
