As long as there are men, there will be war

And as long as there are cities with NFL teams there will..................ah what the hell i dont have a pun for this but here are a few NFL worthy cities and a few cities that dont even deserve the hype.

Number 3 best NFL worthy village is...........................

3. Las Vegas.

 You know about 10 years ago this could have been possible. But with Roger Goddell it's about as likely as a Sea World coming to Rwanda. The NFL is trying to create a league of fine young men that are good stewards and good athletes. But hey it's Vegas!

Pros-Viva Las Vegas! No Problem selling tickets. No problem rasing money. It'll be a popular team. Gives nevada people something to like besides casinos and brothels.

Cons-It's Vegas! Gives NFL "bad" name. There will be lots of scandals with players. Not exactly the most "veagasy" thing.  Takes away UNLV fans.

2. Portland, Oregon.

The Portland trailblazers have stayed. I think an NFL team could not only thrive but flourish in Portland. Plenty of people and fans.

Pros-Simply an ideal NFL city. Just a good family place or single place. The city is very comparible to NFL cities.

Cons-It's a little bit boring. Rainy weather.

1. Toronto.

 Can you see it now the NFL goes N ternational!  Toronto supports CFL and NBA team.

Pros-International. No shortage of people. Canaidiens go to bills games alot.

Cons-It's the NFL. Not the IFL. It's not america. We'd have to sing O Canada. It's too different.

Honerable mention.

Raleigh,

 Birmingham,

Honolulu.

Now the worst ideas

3. Virginia.

Not a city but who cares. No the NFL doesn't need Virginia. Virginia i believe is the largest state with no team. But tell them to look up and down and they'll see one.

2.  San Antonio-

 With a huge cowboys fan population here all talk should be....eliminated

1. LA-

I'll be cold and dead in the ground before an NFL team ever again enters hollywood.

dishonerable mention-Columbus, Albany, El Paso, and San Jose