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Official: Hard Rock Stadium

So can Chief Cypress help lift the curse of this being built on a former Indian burial ground?

Actually, I'm a let Coach Richt work his Voodoo...
 
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Looks like the stadium will finally have a name that will stay on for a while:
This is huge news for the team because this deal will give the facility its name for a long, long, long time. I'm told the deal with Hard Rock International is so long, that kids entering kindergarten this fall will graduate high school and the name on the stadium when they get their diplomas will still be Hard Rock Stadium.

So this deal will go past a dozen years. That's very important because the facility has been the unofficial king of names in the past.
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Hard Rock Stadium it is for Miami Dolphins facility [updated with key information] | Miami Dolphins In Depth
 
**** yea! "Hard rock stadium" is tight. But "Sean Taylor Memorial Stadium", now that has a nice ring to it.
 
Got no issues with this. Seminole tribe has been making loot with their casinos. Hope they don't mind the Seminole football team getting stomped.
 
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I'm rock hard!

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this is **** catchy. Hard Rocks will be all over that stadium in no time just like the ol OB. the swagger is coming back!
 
DTP said:
Got no issues with this. Seminole tribe has been making loot with their casinos. Hope they don't mind the Seminole football team getting stomped.
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"The NFL and NCAA both denied a request from the Seminole Tribe to widen the goal posts by three feet. Bobby Bowden offered no comment"
 
"Hard Rock International is owned by the Seminole Indian tribe of Florida. But the stadium name will make no reference to the Seminole Hard Rock Casino that is approximately 15 miles north of the stadium per terms of the deal. The NFL, which wants to protect its brand, is often uncomfortable with its teams being tied to gambling of any form."
 
NJshoreCane said:
"Hard Rock International is owned by the Seminole Indian tribe of Florida. But the stadium name will make no reference to the Seminole Hard Rock Casino that is approximately 15 miles north of the stadium per terms of the deal. The NFL, which wants to protect its brand, is often uncomfortable with its teams being tied to gambling of any form."
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Not what you stated, but that's total BS by the NFL! They financed some fantasy football gambling site, tried to say it was something else, but NY State shut it down. They won't stay idly by while gaming ventures make hundreds of millions off their product. They just want to find a way to allow gambling with it being gambling.
 
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