Tennessee Conservative
A Tax Fund Scheduled To Pay Off Revenue Bonds From Nashville Toward A New $2.1 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium And Available For Future Maintenance Costs Is Estimated To Generate Up To $70 Million Annually During The Titans’ New 30-Year Proposed Lease, Which Includes Three Additional Five-Year Team Options To Extend.
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If Trends Hold, By The End Of Next Month Tennessee Will Have Seen $6 Billion In Sports Wagers Since The State Opened Legal Online Sports Gambling In November 2020.
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It Would Cost A Family Of Four $576.22 To Attend A Tennessee Titans Game Last Season, According To A New Report From Bookies.Com. The Titans Were The 12th Most Expensive Team, With The San Francisco 49ers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, Dallas Cowboys And Los Angeles Rams Leading The Way.
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Metro Nashville Is Expected To Ask For $700 Million In Revenue Bonds That Will Go Toward A New Estimated $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium.
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The Model For Stadium Replacement Is Trending More Toward The Taxpayer-Supported Efforts Being Pitched For The Tennessee Titans And Buffalo Bills Than It Is Strictly Team-Owner Funded Stadiums Such As The $5 Billion SoFi Stadium In Los Angeles.
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A New Report From Sycamore Institute Shows That The Proposal For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Includes The Highest Total Amount Of Public Subsidies For An NFL Stadium At A Proposed $1.5 Billion While Bringing Limited Public Benefit In Return.
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The Future Of Nashville’s Nissan Stadium, Home To The NFL’’s Tennessee Titans, Will Be One Of The City’s And State’s Biggest Tax Debates In Coming Years.
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Former Football Players Becoming Politicians Isn’t New. But Having A Retired NFL Player Run For A Local School Board, Such As Former Bears And Vanderbilt University Quarterback Jay Cutler Tweeted Thursday He Planned To Do, Is Far Less Common.
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Tax Deals For The NFL’s Tennessee Titans And Minor League Baseball’s Tennessee Smokies Were Signed Into Law Last Week By Gov. Bill Lee. The Governor Also Signed Two Bills That Are Key Cogs In His Criminal Justice Reform Initiative.
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The Tennessee House Approved A Bill That Would Allow The Titans To Keep Sales Tax Revenue From Nissan Stadium & Future Developments Around The Stadium For Stadium Upgrades & Improvements. They Also Approved A Bill That Would Allow Additional Sales Tax Revenue Coming From New Smokies Stadium In Knoxville To Be Used To Pay Off Debt Related To Its Build.
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