Cowboys Extend AT&T Stadium Lease to 2055

0:00It's April 10th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. The Dallas Cowboys are locking in Arlington as their home base for decades become. They've been playing at AT&T Stadium since 2009, and now they're extending the lease through at least 2055. That's a full 16 years beyond the original end date in 2039. City leaders are putting the final touches on the deal, according to Arlington's mayor, Jim Ross. He shared the news with the Fort Worth Star Telegram, signaling a major commitment to keep the team rooted right there. This has been U-Stays Elite, even after all these years. It's hosted massive events like Super Bowl 45, in 2011, the NBA All-Star Game in 2010, the men's final 4-in-2, 2014, and the Cotton Bowl has called it home since 2010. The Cowboys are dropping $295 million on upgrades, gearing up for the FIFA World Cup this summer. AT&T will handle nine matches, more than any other spot in the tournament.

1:03With this extension, Arlington Stadium scene levels up even higher, blending NFL glory with global soccer vibes for years ahead.