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Los Angeles Wildcats - California - Vintage Defunct Football Teams - Unisex Sweatshirt toledo Max proved the real monsterThe Los Angeles Wildcats were a professional football team that competed in the inaugural American Football League (AFL) season of 1926. Despite their name, the Wildcats were based in Chicago, Illinois, and functioned as a traveling team, playing all their games on the road. The team was owned by sports promoter C. C. Pyle and football star Red Grange, with the intent to showcase West Coast talent, notably George "Wildcat" Wilson from the University