Happy Cincinnati Bengals: The franchise apparently gets approval to build an indoor practice facility. The Super Bowl contender is one of only a handful of NFL teams that cannot practice indoors.

Munich – Success for the Cincinnati Bengals: according to “WLWT.com”, the franchise has received approval from the Cincinnati Planning Commission to build a temporary indoor practice facility.

“Obviously it’s unacceptable that Cincinnati is one of the few cities that doesn’t have an indoor practice facility for their football team, especially since we were back in the Super Bowl,” Vice Mayor Jan-Michele Kearney is quoted as saying. “We’ve got to get this done, it’s really, really important. “

Bengals and Rams without a hall

The Bengals are probably already trying to build temporary structures for the 2022 season, with a permanent indoor facility likely to follow.

Quarterback Joe Burrow’s franchise is one of the few in the best football league in the world without an indoor practice facility.

Curiously, neither do the Los Angeles Rams, who beat the Bengals in the Super Bowl in February.