Bengals, Hamilton County finalize Paycor Stadium lease through 2036
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The Cincinnati Bengals and Hamilton County have agreed on a new lease to keep the team's home games at Paycor Stadium through at least 2026. The deal, praised by Bengals executive vice president Katie Blackburn, is seen as a vital step for maintaining the stadium's quality and ensuring the team's future in Cincinnati. The agreement includes plans for $470 million in renovations and has an additional 10-year extension option, potentially extending the lease to 2046. Originally known as Paul Brown Stadium, Paycor Stadium has been the Bengals' home since 2000. The lease reflects a commitment to providing fans with an excellent game-day experience and supports Cincinnati's riverfront development.
Originally by Around the NFL Staffon August 1, 2025
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