Paul Brown stadium deal ending in 2026- will the Bengals stay

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(08-20-2020, 11:45 AM)Wes Mantooth Wrote: The economic impact of those "protests" will plague that city for years to come.  Businesses, both big and small, are already fleeing the city.  And if cooperations that are headquarted there choose to pick up and move then that's going to be the death nail to the city's economy.

Not to mention, Portland is not unlike many places in CA right now.  Homelessness and rampant drug use are not an uncommon site to see.

The city has been trending down for quite some time.  And the last 90 days are doing irreparable harm.

It's most certainly a shithole from this point moving forward.

OK.

Well, all I cared about when I went there were the diverse food, the weather, Mt Hood, and the breweries, which all were very nice.
Homelessness was abundant there.

If businesses are fleeing, I can see not wanting to put a NFL team there. However, when I was there, I saw most/all of the buildings occupied with businesses. I was not aware businesses were fleeing.