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[BigDingus]

2 hours ago, djp14150 said:

Id like yo see that bottom chart jn reference to the number of people in their traditional markets.

 

Like Detroit airs in most of lower Michigan's TV markets. Buffalo generally only airs in Rochester, elmira, Syracuse ( most).

 

The population does not count Canadians. 

 

I'm not sure what the exact numbers are, but here are the largest TV markets (only for NFL teams), and yes, it doesn't include Canada:

 

1. New York City

2. LA

3. Chicago 

4. Dallas - Fort Worth

5. Philly

6. Houston

7. Atlanta

8. D.C.

9. Boston

10. San Francisco - Oakland - San Jose

11. Tampa - St. Petersburg

12. Phoenix

13. Seattle

14. Detroit

15. Minneapolis - St. Paul

16. Denver

17. Miami - Fort Lauderdale

18. Cleveland - Akron

19. Charlotte (Raleigh-Durham is a separate, but right below Charlotte)

20. Indianapolis

21. Nashville

22. Pittsburgh

23. Baltimore

24. Kansas City

25. Cincinnati

26. Las Vegas

27. Jacksonville

28. New Orleans

29. Buffalo (#54 largest TV market overall, with Rochester & Syracuse considered separate TV markets)

30. Green Bay - Appleton (though Milwaukee is a seperate market that would be ranked #26th by itself)

[Just Jack]

12 hours ago, Gregg said:

 

I remember when Johnson became owner, he tried to bring them back to NY, but he never got the approval. I believe it was in Manhattan where he wanted the stadium built. 

 

Correct, it's where the Hudson Yards development is now. 

 

Here's some history about the proposed stadium.