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Stadium: Why the Minneapolis City Council vote matters

Stadium: Why the Minneapolis City Council vote matters

Gov. Mark Dayton said a deal to build a new NFL stadium is contingent not only on the support of the state Legislature, but also on the approval of the Minneapolis City Council. The plan faces uncertain prospects in both bodies.
by Curtis Gilbert

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NFL bounties amount to incentive system run amok

NFL bounties amount to incentive system run amok

Several players described their profession as ripe for this to happen: a violent workplace with plenty of cash floating around. Think of it as an incentive system run amok.

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Gambling revenue to pay for stadium is risky

Gambling revenue to pay for stadium is risky

Paying for a new NFL stadium could depend on millions of dollars in new gambling revenue. But new data show gaps between the promise and the reality of gambling expansion around the country — at times, wide gaps.
by Tim Nelson

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Why so little love for NFL kickers?

It's hardly a coincidence that the weirdest pass ever thrown in the history of the Super Bowl was launched by — who else? — a kicker.

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