BLITZ Magazine Demo

COMMuNITYSerVICe QCOMICS Art work by Anthony Spay Pacman Jones Gives Back in his own special way. Chris Henry makes amends by leading the local boy scout troop on a nater hike. Michael Vick gets back into the good graces of his former employer. The newest sweetest NFL Team: Indianapolis Colts Name: Lucas Oil Stadium Opened: Fall 2008 Capacity: 63,000 Surface: Fieldturf Location: Indianapolis, IN savviest stadiums in the League Team: Dallas Cowboys Name: Cowboy Stadium Opened: Summer 2009 Capacity: 80,000 – 100,000 Surface: Grass Location: Arlington, TX The state-of-the-art retractable dome stadium is going to take spectator sports to a whole new level. Jerry “The Plastic Man” Jones took the “everything is bigger in Texas” saying to heart because JJ’s pad will be among the biggest and most luxurious sporting venues in the world. It has an insane 60 yard HD video board, 15,000 premium club seats and 200 suites. Jones has already secured the 2011 Super Bowl bid. The Champs get a new decked-out crib in 2008 when they move into Lucas Oil Stadium. It’s only right though, Peyton and his boys get to put on their air show in the new retractable dome stadium. It will have 7,100 club seats and 150 odd suites. The Colts will finally get a chance to play an outdoor home game for the first time in 24 years. Team: Minnesota Vikings Name: Vikings Stadium Opened: Fall 2012 Capacity: 68,000 Surface: Unknown Location: Minneapolis, MN The Vikings will have a new home in 2012, by that time Tarvaris Jackson and Adrian Peterson should be ready to break this crib in. The retractable downtown stadium will have 8,000 club seats and 150 luxury suites. To think that Vikings will have their first “outdoor” home game since 1982 is simply inconceivable to some. Play the warm games inside and the cold games with it open, what a home field advantage. Team: New York Jets/ Giants Name: New York Stadium Opened: Fall 2009 Capacity: 80,000 Surface: Unknown Location: Meadowlands, NJ The Jets and Giants will remain roommates despite the Jets search for a snazzy Manhattan home. New York Stadium opens in 2009 and both teams decided to go dutch on the $1.3 billion project. However, construction has yet to begin for New Jersey’s newest eye soar, I mean landmark. The facility is scheduled to have 10,000 premium seats and 200 luxury suites. It will be intergraded with Xanadu, a $1.3 billion retail and entertainment center being built at the Meadowlands adjacent to the new stadium. Full All Out BLITZ 13

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BLITZ Magazine Demo Publisher’s Letter Legends of the Fall: Jim Brown Pre-Game Safety Warning The History of Fantasy Football Phoenix Rising Miracle Worker The Real Jerry Maguire: How Leigh Steinberg Revolutionized the Role of Football Agents Who Is the Big Kid? Post Game

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