11-11-2021, 06:07 PM
(11-11-2021, 05:51 PM)TecmoBengals Wrote: Agreed, the city won't want to lose the economic spark of having a pro team and admittedly, I don't follow Cincinnati politics closely but it sure does seem like animosity has been strong toward the Bengals since Paul Brown stadium went up.
If the Browns keep the franchise in Cincinnati, I'm interested in seeing how the process plays out. Will Paul Brown continue to be the home or will the Bengals push for a new stadium?
At a minimum, it should be a stadium that is backed by a sponsor.
It should also mandate the Bengals make improvements to the practice field and the overall infrastructure (not on the taxpayers dime)
The Steelers got 60 million from Heinz over 20 years for naming rights. I think the Bengals could use the cashflow (That is evident)
There will have to be a lot of concession the Bengals make. They have never won a playoff game in the stadium, they dont have much leverage IMO. It might just be easier to leave.
