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The entire stadium was built for 1.15 Billion and the Rams need 500 million just to finish the project.

COWBOYS AT&T STADIUM 77 Originally estimated at $650 million, the stadium's actual construction cost rose to $1.15 billion,[21] making it one of the most expensive sports venues ever built. To aid Cowboys owner and general manager, Jerry Jones, in paying the construction costs of the new stadium, Arlington voters approved the increase of the city's sales tax by 0.5%, the hotel occupancy tax by 2%, and car rental tax by 5%. The City of Arlington provided over $325 million (including interest) in bonds as funding,[21][22] and Jones covered any cost overruns. Also, the NFL provided the Cowboys with an additional $150 million loan, following its policy for facilitating financing for the construction of new stadiums.[23]

So Vernon Butler gets a few more snaps, this is not the end of the world

I bet he didn't even use his turn signals when changing lanes...

You got to be pretty cheap to be without a cup holder ,

The gun was needed to protect the beer....I see no problem here.

The End of Sean McDermott

The extra 26 cents on the hospital bill was completely uncalled for. ..

Maybe its me but he is top 10 now. The guy needed some WRs He is a special QB, the perfect guy for Buffalo I see we have 5 New York Jet fans voting here today. I love the Frank Gore signing but can he play quarterback too ?

I got a jersey plus a new car

I remember reading about this in mid March

I found this video very informative & educational too

The guy has to many dings in the hood, needs a complete rebuild job

Wade is too old and he isn't on the roster..

Now I know why there are so many "How can I watch the Bills Game" on Sunday ..

I almost guarantee that Hodgins will not be a good fat player.

You guys are to blame, somebody on this board certainly knew he was out drinkin but you never mentioned it to anyone If this was Facebook, I would unfriend you .. .

No no, I'm in the picture

Holy Whisker Twisters

Really ?

I did read the article this morning but fearing for my life I decided to let some other poor sucker post it. RIP 9 isles, we all make mistakes.

If I am in Buffalo, will go there for sure. Will be a great memory for games attended during the lock down.

When the 2020 football season begins this fall, Buffalo has four night games scheduled which could potentially be shown on the giant outdoor screens at the drive-in, in a social distancing friendly environment, if we were granted permission by the league. October 15: Kansas City at Buffalo, 8:20 PM December 7: Buffalo at San Francisco, 8:15 PM December 13: Pittsburgh at Buffalo, 8:20 PM December 28: Buffalo at New England, 8:15 PM We would also be able to show the Buffalo at Denver game on December 20, if the start time, which is currently TBD, were to be designated at 4:00 PM or later. If the demand is there, we could even show multiple games from out-of-town teams on Sunday, Monday, and Thursday nights, if granted permission by the league. We will be happy to make professional football games available to fans for free at the drive-in, for those who are not able to attend games in person due to the anticipated limitations in gameday stadium seating. Additionally, it is difficult to predict what restrictions will still be in place for sports bars when football season resumes. The drive-in could provide a vibrant fan experience for live football games, in a safe, social distancing friendly environment, if we are legally allowed to do so. https://wyrk.com/transit-drive-in-co...GVXAbl164nQCFQ