My take on Los Angeles as an NFL market is that for the team to have long term support,  it will need to be a winning team much more often than not and a team that has plenty of star power.   Especially in the Offensive passing game.   

 

When the old LA Rams used to get great support,   they had both of these ingredients.   When they didn't have at least one of these two ingredients,  the support dropped off noticeably.  

 

 I don't think the type of winning teams the Jaguars had in the middle of the last decade would appeal to most potential fans in the LA market.     I'm not factoring in the MJD connection with Los Angeles.   It's the thought process that having a strong running game,  Defense,  and a winning team ( non Super Bowl ) isn't going to be enough to satisfy most fans in the LA market,  after the novelty of having an NFL Franchise or two again wears off.

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