Jerry Jones is not in any rush to sell the rights to Dallas Cowboys Stadium, though.

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The NFL season is upon us, kicking off tomorrow night when the defending Super Bowl champion New York Giants host the Dallas Cowboys at MetLife Stadium in the Meadowlands.

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In Dallas the blackouts knocked vital hospitals offline, but spared Cowboys Stadium, where Superbowl preparations continued as planned.

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Team owner Arthur Blank has complained that he needs a new stadium and demanded richer teams, like the Dallas Cowboys and Washington Redskins, give him more money.

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During the rough economy, big money franchises like the New York Giants and Jets, Dallas Cowboys and even the Washington Nationals have been sitting out the stadium naming rights game, waiting for the market to turn rather than settle for (what they see as) a lousy deal.

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The Dallas Morning News is reporting that seven fans have been injured by ice falling off Cowboys Stadium.

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Legends Hospitality, co-owned by the Yankees, Dallas Cowboys and Checketts Partners Investment Fund, takes over hospitality and catering at Manchester City's Etihad Stadium next season under a partnership with Jamie Oliver's Fabulous Feasts that was announced in January.

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