NFL Tennessee Titans Secure Record $1.26 Billion Stadium Subsidy Deal

The Nashville city council approved $760 million in bonds to help fund a new $2.1 billion stadium for the NFL's Tennessee Titans.
The public contribution of $1.26 billion for the stadium is the largest subsidy for a sports facility in U.S. history.
The Titans and the NFL will fund $840 million of the stadium's cost.
The new stadium will hold around 60,000 fans and allow Nashville to host major events like the Super Bowl.
The deal shifts $1.8 billion in maintenance and renovation costs over the next 20 years from taxpayers to the Titans.