Dallas mayor suggests Chiefs could move to Cowboys territory following failed stadium vote

The future of the Kansas City Chiefs is uncertain after a ballot measure to fund renovations for Arrowhead Stadium failed to pass, sparking interest from Dallas. Dallas mayor Eric Johnson expressed his excitement on Twitter, welcoming the Chiefs with open arms to the city. He even suggested the Cotton Bowl as a potential new home for the team.

Johnson’s interest in bringing a second NFL team to Dallas is not new, as he previously pitched for an expansion team and offered a home to the Los Angeles Chargers. However, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has not been supportive of the idea.

While the Chiefs are bound by their lease at Arrowhead Stadium until 2031, there are talks of potentially luring the team to Kansas. Former Kansas House Speaker Ron Ryckman Jr. is working with others to entice the Chiefs to move across the state border.

The failure of Question 1 has set the stage for a potential bidding war between states vying for the Chiefs’ relocation. With the team’s future up in the air, it remains to be seen where they will ultimately end up. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.