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There are multiple reasons why losing an NFL team is good for a city, and the first reason is that the NFL bilks taxpayers of billions of dollars. Even though NFL owners are making billions of dollars for themselves, they get taxpayers to foot much of
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At least one expert has opined that problem is never going away.<ref>http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/nfl-performance-enhancing-drug-testing-will-get-tougher-ped-testing-tougher-alex-marvez-062515</ref>
 
At least one expert has opined that problem is never going away.<ref>http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/nfl-performance-enhancing-drug-testing-will-get-tougher-ped-testing-tougher-alex-marvez-062515</ref>
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== Harmful affect on cities and taxpayers ==
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There are "Five Reasons Losing an NFL Football Team is Good for a City,"<ref>http://sandiegofreepress.org/2015/02/five-reasons-losing-an-nfl-football-team-is-good-for-a-city/</ref> and the first reason is that the NFL bilks taxpayers of billions of dollars.  Even though NFL owners are making billions of dollars for themselves, they get taxpayers to foot much of the costs for their stadiums.
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There are additional reasons why a city is better off it if loses its NFL team, including:
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*more support for college programs, which actually help people
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*less blighting of the land
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*greater local church attendance
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*less traffic jams
    
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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