The ship might be sailing on taxpayer money for NFL stadiums

Our Summary
Voters and elected officials are increasingly hesitant to use taxpayer money for NFL stadium projects. Teams like the Bears, Chiefs, Bengals, and Browns are facing pushback in their communities. With rising franchise values, the idea of public funding for privately-owned stadiums is losing support. The trend is shifting towards owners financing their own stadiums through methods like selling team shares or taking out loans. This change may lead teams to relocate to areas with better financial returns. Stadiums could become multi-purpose venues to generate more revenue. The shift away from public funding may impact cities where owners are expected to finance their stadiums.
Originally by NBC Sportson May 2, 2024
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