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NFL in L.A.? Keep these issues in mind

With the lockout out of the way, can we focus on Los Angeles just for a little bit?

Updated: July 26, 2011, 2:16 PM ET
By Arash Markazi | ESPNLosAngeles.com

LOS ANGELES -- Now that the NFL has ended its lockout, the focus for most around the country will shift toward the action on the field. That is, unless you live in Los Angeles, where the focus remains on getting the NFL back into the city for the first time in 16 years.

Luckily for those who have been relegated to making the two-hour drive south to San Diego or the six-hour drive north to Oakland or San Francisco to watch NFL games in person, it appears the league could possibly return ...

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