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In arguing against a subsidy for a new stadium for the Bills, whose family owners are worth billions of dollars, one commentator points out:

In arguing against a subsidy for a new stadium for the Bills, whose family owners are worth billions of dollars, one commentator points out:

{{cquote|Five NFL stadiums have been built in the past decade. The one in Los Angeles, a $5 billion palace, was built for the Rams and Chargers with private money. The other four, built for the Vikings, Falcons, Raiders and 49ers, involved taxpayer subsidies ranging from $114 million (Santa Clara, CA) to $750 million (Las Vegas).<ref>https://www.investigativepost.org/2022/01/25/the-pegulas-should-pay-up/</ref>}}

{{cquote|Five NFL stadiums have been built in the past decade. The one in Los Angeles, a $5 billion palace, was built for the Rams and Chargers with private money. The other four, built for the Vikings, Falcons, Raiders and 49ers, involved taxpayer subsidies ranging from $114 million (Santa Clara, CA) to $750 million (Las Vegas).<ref>https://www.investigativepost.org/2022/01/25/the-pegulas-should-pay-up/</ref>}}

In fact, there are estimated hundreds of millions of dollars in indirect taxpayer subsidies for the new Los Angeles stadium (SoFi) too, in new roads and in tax breaks totaling $100 million.<ref>https://buffalonews.com/news/local/pay-to-play-how-21-nfl-stadiums-have-been-financed/article_319a3686-0c28-11ec-a568-dbcbdd817498.html</ref>

In fact, there are estimated hundreds of millions of dollars in indirect taxpayer subsidies for the new [[SoFi stadium|Los Angeles stadium (SoFi)]] too, in new roads and in tax breaks totaling $100 million.<ref>https://buffalonews.com/news/local/pay-to-play-how-21-nfl-stadiums-have-been-financed/article_319a3686-0c28-11ec-a568-dbcbdd817498.html</ref>

== Stadium subsidies ==

== Stadium subsidies ==