A little history on the Triangles.
Due to being from Dayton they were one of the teams eventually (perhaps the last team) finally phased out of the NFL due to limited fan draws. They were a traveling team that played mostly (if not entirely away games). They hired primarily players from the Dayton area and couldn't compete with the larger talent draws other teams were acquiring.
I'd be pretty happy if any league in the US could have teams more like the Triangles. Imagine rooting for the Browns if they could only acquire people with an Ohio Pedigree. Those are big pluses for me with Chud and Hoyer. It was a plus for me with Quinn before he turned up talentless. It is also the issue we have with Bernie constantly talking about the U or Holmgren with his Seattle lovefest.
Wouldn't have any issues with guys not wanting to play in Cleveland, unless they prefer Cinci. Too bad the Triangles folded 50 years before I was born. For all the trouble Dayton had supporting the Triangles, the Dayton Dragons have one of the most loyal fanbases in the country.