Abstract: Over the course of the recent past, the National Football League has easily taken over as the predominant sports league in the United States and for the last 21 years, it has existed outside of Los Angeles. Los Angeles is generally considered the second largest media market in the United States and the city of Inglewood, CA, inside of Los Angeles County, will be the new home of the Los Angeles Rams. The proposed stadium, facility, and surrounding development is a bit of an anomaly in the world of professional sports facility financing in that it will be provided almost entirely through private funds without public contribution. Public financing and subsidies have been studied for such facilities over the course of the last few decades with research consistently suggesting that it is almost never the boost to the local economy that is often presented by both teams and professional sports leagues. This situation however, has the potential to truly be a net benefit to the city of Inglewood. This study also offers a glimpse into the future for cities across the nation as a blueprint for the future of the financing for such facilities.