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Hamilton County committed $350 million to Paycor Stadium renovations, aiming to keep the Bengals until at least 2036.
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Bengals Extend Stadium Lease After $350M in Public Funds for Renovation
The Bengals will stay in the 25-year-old stadium through at least 2036. The post Bengals Extend Stadium Lease After $350M in ...
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Saturday Bengals News and Open Thread (8/2): Paycor Stadium Practice Night
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County finalized a new lease that keeps the team in Cincinnati playing home games at ...
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How to watch British and Irish Lions vs Australia: TV channel and live stream for third Test today
TV channel: Live coverage of the Third Test is available via Sky Sports, who have exclusive broadcasting rights to the Lions ...
The Cincinnati Bengals will continue to play their home games at Paycor Stadium for at least another decade and potentially ...
The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County finalized a new 11-year lease on Friday that includes $470 million in renovations ...
ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter reported that the Cincinnati Bengals have secured a new lease for Paycor Stadium to stay in ...
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Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase aren't going anywhere: Bengals make huge move for franchise's future
A place all Cincinnati Bengals fans proudly call home is Paycor Stadium, the site of unforgettable victories and hard-fought division titles. The good news for the fanbase is that ...
Hamilton County took control by sending the Cincinnati Bengals an approved lease. Then the Bengals dropped the hammer and won new concessions.
Bengals Vice President Troy Blackburn wanted to extend the 1997 stadium lease rather than continue negotiations.
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