Dallas Mayor Proposes Chiefs Relocation After Stadium Vote Fails

Eric Johnson cites Dallas's sports culture and historical ties as he lobbies for the NFL team's move.

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson advocates for the Kansas City Chiefs to relocate to Dallas following the failure of a stadium funding vote in Kansas City.
Johnson highlights Dallas's capacity to support a second NFL team, citing the city's top sports city status and the deep Dallas roots of the Chiefs' owners, the Hunt family.
The Chiefs' potential move is met with skepticism from Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who doubts the NFL's support for another team in Dallas.
The relocation discussion is sparked by a failed sales tax vote in Jackson County, Missouri, intended to fund renovations for the Chiefs' Arrowhead Stadium.
The Chiefs have a historical connection to Dallas, originally founded there as the Dallas Texans before moving to Kansas City in 1963.