Bengals, Hamilton County continues Lease negotiations in the middle of “Bura” and “tension”

The day by day, it’s getting closer and closer to the Bengales Lease Rental at Paycor Stadium. Expires next year, and the landlord and lessee disagree.

How did Chris Wetterich explained from Cincinnati Business Courier“NeMir” exists between the two sides, which (How Wetterich says) “initiates an obvious question about whether the bengals have a long future in Cincinnati.”

In July 2024. Bengals withdrew all the bids to extend the deadline and interrupted negotiations. Earlier this month, the process continued, “but the tensions remain”.

Primary problems include the duration of the new contract and the contribution of Hamilton County.

Bengals believe that almost $ 500 million in improvements identified in April 2022. should already begin.

In September, the county submitted a call box, in which key factors such as extension and dollars were omitted. In general, the money would come from local sales tax, Ohio, the NFL and the team.

As said, the deadlines encourage action. For now, there is a fairly important deadline, and Bengals do not have the right alternatives that do not include packaging and departure from the city.