Tuesday, The Governator said that he had a meeting with several NFL owners Tuesday and told them he was there to make sure "we're getting not only one NFL team to the Los Angeles area, Southern California, but to actually get two teams. That's why I came. Why limit it?"  I do have to say that I wasn't and do not support him as a governor, but it is hard to not root for a guy that would try to get me two NFL teams.  Besides it is a traveshamockery that there in no NFL football in L.A.

  Yes Arnold why not?  why limit it?  You are so business and pro sport savy anyway.  Actually I am guessing you don't know a very much about that fancy math that is put together when you are wanting to accomplish something that has never been done in pro sports.  Just expand the NFL by two or move two teams to L.A.  That makes a lot of sense considering how well the city handled two NFL teams in the past. (terrible)

    It is however rediculous that L.A. does not have a NFL team.    Two teams is not and should not happen ever again there.  But they do however deserve one team. Lets look at a couple options they may actually have eventually as ways to get a new NFL team(s) there.

1. Expansion - may be the best option, at least to get two teams in southern California.  They could put a team in Aneheim and one in Los Angeles.  That is the best chance to get two teams.  This is actually one of the proposals they are going to put together.

2. Move an existing franchise - (a) How about the Saints?  They still have the Superdome under renovation and is a possible reopening by next season.  This franchise has a lot of new talent and upside and just drafted Reggie Bush.  I think he would sell a lot of jerseys back in southern California.  (b) There are two teams that I would not have any personal issues with them moving.  One is the Baltimore Ravens, they lost a team to Indianapolis and stole the Browns from Cleveland, then won a Superbowl them and just digs the knife a little deeper.  The other team would be the Jacksonville Jaguars.  Florida does not need three NFL teams.  So by order of inception, they gotta go.

3. Move Oakland or St. Louis back.  Oakland is the better choice because that is best place for them anyway.  Renovate the L.A. Colesium into a brand new looking place and use the same field and outer layer to keep the original theme.  St. Louis (won a superbowl shotly after leaving as well) needs to stay put as they lost the Cardinals they took from Chicago to Arizona.

The 2006 NFL draft has many questions still to be answered and will really only be answered this weekend when it actually takes place.  When looking around the internet you see all kinds of advertising and stories about draft "gurus".  First of all if the were real draft "gurus" they would actually be drafting for one of the 32 NFL teams this weekend.  Really everything is just speculation.  Until the draft and some trades actually happen no ones know who will be drafted after Reggie Bush.  Here is my shot, with trades, at the top 10 picks of the 2006 NFL draft.

2006 Nfl mock draft

1.  Houston Texans - Reggie Bush - RB - University of Southern California

2.  San Fransisco 49ers- Mario Williams - DE -  North Carolina State*

3.  Tennessee Titans - Matt Leinart - QB - University of Southern California

4.  Oakland Raiders - Vince Young - QB - Texas**

5. Green Bay Packers - A.J. Hawk - LB - The Ohio State University

6. New Orleans Saints - D'Brickashaw Ferguson -OT - Virginia***

7.  New York Jets - Winston Justice - OT - University of Southern California****

8. Buffalo Bills - Brodrick Bunkley - DT - Florida State    

9.  Detroit Lions - Michael Huff - DB - Texas

10. Arizona Cardinals - Jay Cutler - Vanderbilt

*traded the number 6 and 22nd pick

**traded the 7th pick in round one, 7th pick in round 2, and 3rd rounder in 2007

***acquired first round picks from San Fransisco (6,22)

****acquired 3 draft choices from Oakland (7th overall, 2nd rd pick, and 3rd round pick in 2007)