https://www.nfl.com/news/chiefs-close-to-leaving-arrowhead-stadium-for-new-home-in-kansas

They've been wanting to replace Arrowhead for years and it sounds like just over the border, in Kansas, they are ready to give the Chiefs the state of the art digs they desire.  

The article mentions Kansas City, KS, which is literally right across the state line from Kansas City, MO.   I have also seen stories that mention the Kansas capital of Topeka, roughly 60 miles further west.

12 hours ago, Tranquility Base said:

https://www.nfl.com/news/chiefs-close-to-leaving-arrowhead-stadium-for-new-home-in-kansas

They've been wanting to replace Arrowhead for years and it sounds like just over the border, in Kansas, they are ready to give the Chiefs the state of the art digs they desire.  

The article mentions Kansas City, KS, which is literally right across the state line from Kansas City, MO.   I have also seen stories that mention the Kansas capital of Topeka, roughly 60 miles further west.

Just like moving from Cinti to NKy, I.e. CVG.

Heading to Kansas for the 2031 season.  Will still be the Kansas City Chiefs, just from Kansas City, Kansas.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/I'd/47391840/kansas-lawmakers-approve-proposal-help-chiefs-build-new-stadium

"The Chiefs intend their new stadium to be built in Kansas City, Kansas, near the Kansas Speedway and a retail and entertainment district known as The Legends. The area is home to Children's Mercy Park, the home of MLS club Sporting Kansas City, and Legends Field, the home of the Kansas City Monarchs minor league baseball team."

Will the Bengals do this a few decades from now and have a stadium end up in say, Boone County?

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