January 28th, 2012 
Matt Loede 
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In the wake of the news that the Rams are set play one home game per season in the United Kingdom, the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission announced that their lease with the team requires the Rams to play all home games at the Edward Jones Dome.
“Our lease with the Rams requires that the Rams play all their home games in the Edward Jones Dome,” the commission announced while acknowledging that the overseas games would raise the profile of the city of St. Louis. “We immediately brought this to the Rams’ attention and are awaiting their response.”
The Rams have the option to “opt-out” of their lease by 2015 if the commission does not make upgrades to the facility that would make it a “first tier” NFL stadium. The commission has until next Wednesday to provide a plan to refurbish the stadium to meet that criteria.
According to the report, the Rams’ lease does state that the team is required to play its home games at the Edward Jones Dome unless the facility is not in a useable condition or if the lease has been terminated.
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