SAN DIEGO, CA – First and foremost, the editorial staff at AdultFYI.com would like to express our deepest condolences for any of those who suffered a loss of life in the tragic fires burning throughout California, especially in San Diego.
Now, I’d like to say something else.

How dare the National Football League [NFL] plan on moving the game to Arizona. I understand Qualcomm stadium is being used for disaster relief and as much as I wanted to see Junior Seau’s homecoming, I’m okay with that because obviously, preserving life is a bit more important then a football game. But the NFL is moving this game to Phoenix.

That makes NO sense to me. Phoenix HAS to be out of the question. Big games like this bring the state a lot of money. California needs that money right now.

Here’s a letter I sent to NFL.com:

To Whom It May Concern,

I know the powers that be probably don’t read much of the mail in this inbox and if for some reason they do, it’ll probably too late to get this message, but Why are we considering moving the Chargers/Dolphins Game to Phoenix, Oakland or San Francisco?

I’m assuming no matter where you go, it’s going to be a ticketing nightmare, so why not travel a little closer up the road? Coliseum? Rosebowl?

Most San Diego fans will travel to Los Angeles but I’m guessing less then 10% of them will go to any of those other cities on last minute notice.

You’re going to penalize a city that needs something positive right now.

Keep the game in Southern California. California needs all the financial help it can get!

Thank you,

Wayne C. Lewis

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At this point, the NFL has announced the change of venue, but I really think they’re doing California a disservice by not keeping in a state that will profit from this and have extra monies to fight these dreadful fires.

Again, bottom line, I really do hope the fires calm for the safety of all the folks who are suffering, but in the meanwhile, I need to see my damn Dolphins play since I already got the time off of work! SHIT!

We’ll keep you updated…I guess I’m driving to Phoenix.