The Minnesota Vikings stadium issue is a big one, to be certain, but it's kind of difficult to put everything into perspective. Fans of the team did just that on Monday afternoon, however, as they rallied at the state capitol in hopes of getting the legislature to approve a new deal.
On Monday, the legislature will hear the stadium bill for the Minnesota Vikings. It could be the biggest day in team history.
It appears that there's only one way to get something done on the Vikings' stadium front. Will Zygi Wilf do it?
If the Vikings' new stadium isn't going to be built in Ramsey County, the team likely isn't going to contribute as much to the project.
If this doesn't scare you, then you truly have nerves of steel.
If the Vikings do leave Minnesota, there will certainly be blame to go around. Just don't put any at the feet of the Vikings.
The Vikings finally got a stadium proposal from the city of Minneapolis on Monday.
At least one Minnesotan realizes that it would be a big deal if the Vikings left the state.
The University of Minnesota has made it known that they would likely work out an arrangement with the Vikings to play at TCF Bank Stadium should the Metrodome be unavailable.
The Minnesota Vikings will pay for 1/3 of the cost of a new stadium. They will NOT pay for a roof. Could this present a problem?
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