Inside Cleveland Browns New $2.4 BN Stadium
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- The Cleveland Browns are moving away from Cleveland to build a $2.4 billion new Stadium in Brook Park. This ambitious plan involves building a new stadium and a new residential space around it.
The Browns' game-day performances, however, aren’t good at the moment, so are these plans for a new stadium a distraction to get all eyes on a bright future, or will this new stadium development actually open up a new successful era for the Cleveland Browns?
Cleveland Browns NEW $2.4 BN Stadium Revealed
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For the record, the Browns have not hosted a playoff game in that venue. It truly pains me to say that.
Too cold
@@MbisonBalrog it has nothing todo with the weather it’s because the browns are horrible
@@MbisonBalrog Do you watch football? 😂 That's not how the playoffs work.
@@LIFEWITHTHEJONESES1 for some reason I read this as SB
That's exactly what I was getting ready to say. We haven't hosting a playoff game in that stadium ever.
Haslam can pay for it all by himself.
Amen.
Absolutely agreed,
First sentence lowkey wrong “Browns have been in downtown for two decades” try their entire life and over 7 decades lol
The old Browns now the Ravens . New Browns since 1999.
@@johnbrinkley1440NFL, Hall of Fame, Browns, and Ravens all recognize the current Browns as the original franchise and the Ravens as a 1996 expansion team. Browns were considered “suspended” for 1996-1998.
@ well then I stand corrected, should’ve never moved to begin with. I am a Cowboys fan and at this point I don’t follow NFL much anymore till Jerry Jones sells the team .
Browns use to play in Richfield
@@leroynorris295you’re thinking of the Cavs, who played at the Richfield Coliseum from 1974 to 1994. Browns have always played along the lakeshore.
The Browns have never hosted a playoff game at their current stadium.
too cold
2020 Wild Card Game
@@rollercoaster1111 That was in Pittsburgh.
Cmon!@@rollercoaster1111
Yep Baker beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh
This is straight from someone who grew up in Cleveland, if they want the Browns to get better a new stadium is not the answer, what needs to happen is these idiots need to stop buying tickets to the games, you watch how fast they get better.!
You hit this right on the money, with your comment!!! I totally agree with you!!!
Old or new stadium… I won’t be going to a browns game ever again… trash franchise worst in professional sports
No. They will just relocate to another major city if they did that.
The old stadium hasn't had good luck for us and no player has ever said "playing in Cleveland is intimidating"
Simple solution I haven't seen anyone bring up since this whole project was announced. Why not bring an MLS team to Cleveland and have them play downtown. Would fill lost days from Browns moving to Brook Park. Would bring Super Bowl and NCAA basketball finals to Cleveland. Browns/Lerners happy, Benefits all of Cuyahoga and other nearby counties. benifits the sports fans, and music fans in the area, and keeps old stadium occupied with as many game days as Browns would have there. NE Ohio has always been a soccer stronghold. Put a quality team downtown and the fans would support it. If Columbus can support an MLS team, why can't Cleveland??? Just a thought!!! Anyone out there agree/disagree
Cleveland native here the Browns have never hosted a playoff game ant this stadium we are the only stadium in the NFL that has not hosted a playoff game of any kind.
Oh, this will not have a retractable roof.
The city of Brook Park just hit a HUGE jackpot.
Some added notes from a Clevelander.
-The current stadium building was extremely rushed which has caused major structural issues that would cost about the same amount of money to fix as building a new stadium.
-The team has been working with the city for 3-4 years to come to an agreement on a new stadium and updating the flats. Justin Bibb and the city have been playing hardball and are the reason the team's moving. Brookpark was the last option.
As a Clevelander, i really want to see the Dome built. It can mean so much good for this city in the long run going forward!
What's missed is that the 'new' Browns stadium is located on the site of the 'old' Browns (and Indians) stadium, Municipal Stadium. Also, there are a number of football fans who argue that football is supposed to be played in the elements. Who didn't love watching the Browns and Steelers game recently, where they were hit with heavy snow.
1 time in like 7 years bro.
Winter football in Cleveland is typically cold windy, rainy miserable day.
Build a dome.
@@xaviery94 I know, I remember sitting in the north upper decks of Municipal Stadium as a kid. As well as when I was older. What I will say in favor of building a domed stadium, there's a 'very slight' chance Cleveland could host a Super Bowl. $$$$$$$ But don't hold your breathe for that.
@@Dziadzia-d6e I’ll make sure to not hold my…breathe lol but it’s already been said that Cleveland is all but guaranteed a Super Bowl spot if we get a dome. But for the most important point. Being used all year round sounds like way better usage out of a facility than 8/10 times a year..
I’ll take a heated dome rather than freezing my balls off only to watch the Browns lose.
Technically of main reason that the proposed stadium may be recessed into the ground is due to Soil remediation as a cost savings as the soil must be removed as it is toxic/contaminated from the previous manufacturing (Ford) facilities that were there decades ago. Means they don't have to repack millions of cubic feet of soil they just incorporate the soil remediation into the construction.
Also the county isn't going to pay anything and we're not going to raise taxes anymore in this area it's not that due to economic hardship it's due to we have the highest tax rate in the state of Ohio already.
Let's win some seasons maybe even some playoffs and then maybe we'll worry about rebuilding a stadium after the team is rebuilt for the the 20 millionth time. Otherwise until then the Haslams can build it on their own.
When I used to play Madden back in the day on franchise mode I got rid of Cleveland Browns Stadium and built a dome. I still can’t understand why we didn’t do this in 1999.
I hope that the Browns get a new stadium..I hope that the City of Cleveland doesn't make the same mistake that Oakland did with the Raiders..
The stadium isn't old like in Oakland
@@02GrandAmGT1989It’s outdated and impractical considering the location. Economically a dome is smarter
Brook park is a suburb of Cleveland it’s 15 minutes from downtown
ACTUALLY-The Cleveland Browns have “been in” downtown Cleveland since the 1940’s. Take from that what you want.
They have beem downtown on the waterfront for way longer than a little over 2 decades.
It has a 2 tiered structure on the endzones but 3 tier along the side lines which encompasses more seats and area so it's a 3 tier stadium.
Most people I know do not care where the stadium is.
We just don't want to pay for it.
Really, the only thing we care about is the win column.
So much info from this video was so wrong.. not a single piece of that roof will be retractable..
The owner wants the local tax payers to pay for his latest passion project, a new shiny thing where he gets to keep all the revenue from parking, shopping, rents. He gets to keep up with the Joneses and the fans get to pay more for in taxes and tickets, how novel. They keep dangling the chance to host a Super Bowl or NCAA Final Four in front of the region like we should be giddy about it, but there are 10 other NFL stadiums that can host Super Bowls and another 5ish cities that can host it because they have better weather than Cleveland the list of venues capable of hosting Final Fours is even longer. Cleveland is the largest city in the region by some margin and the only one capable of contributing a financially significant portion to any project. Unless the other cities or surrounding counties, where most of the “fans” flee to after a game, want to ban together to form a stadium trust to help fund the construction project and earn a say in where this stadium or which billionaire owner will get the next taxpayer hand out, and decide things collectively. Better yet this billionaire owner (Ranked 130 richest in the US)should pay for it himself and without the financial opion of those pesky tax payers he can put up his shiny buildings wherever he pleases. Say it with me everyone “government shouldn’t pay for stadiums” and if they must the government should dictate way more than the amount of the check being handed over.
I live in downtown Cleveland and the current stadium is outdated, rarely ever used outside the games and annoying to travel too.
Even the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium, as poor as its reputation was, still got more usage because it also hosted the Indians for 81 home games every year.
These billionaires need to stop getting our money. They said they're not gonna transfer a single season ticket holders spot to the new place and that is bec the price of those season tickets are gonna go through the roof, the average person is not going to be able to afford to go to these games. Again which is fine if he pays for the whole thing. It's ridiculous that most of these stadiums are public funded and then they jack the prices up on everything. It's already 60 dollars for decent parking where it's at now. If Ohio does end up funding it with tax money there needs to be stipulations and price caps on the games. I promise Jimmy could care less about the city of Cleveland, he's a greedy billionaire who owns other sports franchises. This is strictly about money so I have no sympathy if none of this happens
If the tax payers have to put money into this then the county should own and run it
Should’ve thought about this before they signed a quarterback for 230 mill that didn’t want to be here in the first place or hadn’t played in a whole football year I promise my tax dollars will NOT be funding that sh!t
The real reason is not to improve the football product, but to garner income all year long.
A football game experienced in a dome is a lackluster experience.
completely lackluster. Haslam needs to be stopped.
Exactly. This move is nothing to do with Browns football and everything to do with revenue for the Haslams.
Interior looks like the first rendering of Farmers Field in LA.
Lose an edge in home field advantage. How?
Is that a terrible towel at the end? That's one way to stick it to the Browns at the end of the video.
I'm curious on what they're going to do with the old stadium, are they going to leave it to rot or are they going to repurpose it for something useful?
I say keep the old stadium and cut the prices in half 🎉
Brook Park it is!! Look, nobody wants to be outside, in the cold, to watch a losing team. We’d much rather be INSIDE watching them lose in warmth.
Here what ya do, build it, put a 30yr on it, meanwhile, tear the old one down & do something else…build a dome or something, then move back🤷🏾♂️ Hell the Cavs started in Richfield, which is like 30-45mins from Cleveland, so they weren’t worried about teams being “in the city” then
Good point if you are going to watch them lose you may as well be warm
Cavs started in Cleveland and played at Public hall .
The first sentence was incorrect. The Browns have played in downtown Cleveland for more than 8 decades.
10 out of 32 NFL teams play in stadiums outside of the cities they represent, so I fail to see the point of that argument against their moving. Yes, the area surrounding the current stadium, as well as the city of Cleveland will be negatively impacted economically, but the economic benefit to the greater Cleveland area will certainly outweigh that. Add to that the events that a domed stadium allows, adequate parking, covenient access to the airport, etc. At 25 years old, this stadium is among the oldest third of NFL stadiums, and it lacks any historic significance. If this was the old Lakefront Stadium, I could understand the sentimental attachment. But this isn't the field that witnessed players like Jim Brown or Otto Graham achievements. This isn't the same as when Art Modell abandoned Cleveland. They're not planning on leaving the area; they're just moving down the road.
And all that is great as long as the owners pay for it themselves. These billionaires need to stop getting our money. They said they're not gonna transfer a single season ticket holders spot to the new place and that is bec the price of those season tickets are gonna go through the roof, the average person is not going to be able to afford to go to these games. Again which is fine if he pays for the whole thing. It's ridiculous that most of these stadiums are public funded and then they jack the prices up on everything. It's already 60 dollars for decent parking where it's at now. If Ohio does end up funding it with tax money there needs to be stipulations and price caps on the games. I promise Jimmy could care less about the city of Cleveland, he's a greedy billionaire who owns other sports franchises. This is strictly about money so I have no sympathy if none of this happens
NE Ohio isn’t a growing area. Divesting from the city of Cleveland and the most well connected and established entertainment district in the area to make a competing one in the suburbs won’t increase overall regional revenue. It’ll only create competition for existing dollars.
The county doesn’t have the money to pay $2,500 million (aka 2.5 bill) and the average Ohioan shouldn’t have to pay for it.
If they want to make it happen, it has to be 100% privately funded. But that isn’t how the rich get richer, so they’ll get some wannabe politicians to help them out.
70.000 seats? Thats = to 70 seats only? Thats still more seats than fans that show up! 😮😢
Intimidating atmosphere? Maybe for the browns chances of seeing the playoffs.
Cleveland is about to be a hot spot in sports, new era do your thing Browns,the city needs to be creative with lakefront, people all in their feelings about it being downtown ,Browns needed a refresh when they came back and this is iit, granted the team absolutely stinks right now,I believe this will be a new era of football in Cleveland
Look at Detroit. They built the first dome stadium for the Lions in 1975 and now they're in contention for an NFC championship. It only took 50 years!!
it's 10-15 minutes away from the old stadium....... lol
Like the last stadium, Cleveland cares more about some stupid game then anything else.!
Let the Schools shut down and neighborhoods turn to shit, but as long as we spend money on a team that only plays in town 8 times a year well that’s more important.!
The Browns need to do a total rebuild. Fire the GM, all the coaches, trade Chubb, Myles, and Njoku for as many picks as possible. The Watson trade ruined our franchise for 10 years and goes just behind the Bae Ruth trade as the worst sports trade EVER!
Change the name and logo too.
I hope all of this comes to fruition 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Perhaps it will. Why did you include 3 pictures of male genitalia in your comment?
Just build the new stadium on the old Burke lake front airport property
Can't. It's a landfill and can't support the weight of a modern stadium, even without a roof. Also, the FAA must sign off on the plan.
The debacle that is the Bears stadium woes,
"Arlington was always the play"
He mispronounced “controversy”
"He" may be an AI voice.
Parking for current Browns games is $40-$60 forget that crap !
lol that is not the dawg pound
Won't matter where it is to me, Haven't been in the current one, but was in old Municipal meatlocker plenty of times... back when an average person could afford a ticket.
It’s time to let go and move into the modern age. It’ll be worth it.
NE Ohio isn’t a growing area. Divesting from the city of Cleveland and the most well connected and established entertainment district in the area to make a competing one in the suburbs won’t increase overall regional revenue. It’ll only create competition for existing dollars.
The county doesn’t have the money to pay $2,500 million (aka 2.5 bill) and the average Ohioan shouldn’t have to pay for it.
If they want to make it happen, it has to be 100% privately funded. But that isn’t how the rich get richer, so they’ll get some wannabe politicians to help them out.
Dawg pound season ticket holder, happy for the dome. Even after the snow globe game
The Browns need to build a team, not a stadium. Jayzus, they finally found a quarterback in Mayfield and then their own hubris and arrogance led them to screw their team and their city over yet another time. Horrific owner and gm, and frankly the coach ain't winning any prizes anytime soon either. God, how do these guys look at themselves in the mirror every morning without killing themselves? They'd be doing the franchise a favor.
You have to look at the overall picture. In Arizona, they built a dome for the Cardinals and it's mad a HUGE difference. The weather in both Arizona AND Cleveland can be pretty extreme and a dome would definitely be a help to the Browns. As for location, well, I don't know because I'm not from Cleveland. Either way, I tend to think that most, if not all football stadiums should be enclosed.
Get rid of it, and start fresh in the burbs!
The browns are 86-121-1 the their current stadium. While their playoff numbers are 1-3, no playoffs have occured in the stadium.
It'd be a great testament to blue collar grit and work to build it on the old Ford Engine plant property! Turning that vacant land into a gorgeous new entertainment district sounds like the perfect idea. Also, imagine seeing the new complex from the air as you fly into Cleveland!
Finally, the new property is bordered by Cleveland City limits on 2 sides so don't tell me it's "abandoning" the city. 🙄
Brown's fans are not on board with this plan. I personally think that it's ridiculous.
Are you a Browns fan? Lol. I am and honestly they barely deserve to be a football let alone get a new stadium at this point.
I think it’s smart. I wish they had made the current stadium a retractable dome.
@@luvitluvitbaby Many thought as much decades ago. And it was voted on. What we have now is the will of the voters. So telling us that we need a dome now, in Brook Park, is incredibly arrogant and self serving. Telling us it will be an economic engine is hosehockey. It will cement the decline of Cleveland.
@@MPHarveyCo I’m Cleveland born and raised, and I respectfully disagree. A dome can be used all year around. The complex will attract so many events it will be crazy. The current location can be redeveloped as lakefront luxury condominiums, hotels and entertainment which would generate more money. It just makes sense.
@luvitluvitbaby So up until 2024 why are those events not at IX or medical mart? How DID we manage all these years? The answer is that there isn't that many events, there is plenty of competition and the ownership has the real value to themselves and the Community.
The browns should just play in a college stadium and save money.
70,000 seats 🔥
I would guess closer to 60,000 to keep construction costs in check and ticket prices high.
Don’t want it, Browns should be playing outdoors, in Cleveland on real grass, not in a billion dollar warehouse outside the city
Bro, you want to sit in rainy ass weather? sleet? All snow games aren't fun bro. How many games have you been to? Cleveland cannot afford three major sport teams. We're one of five team that play in the City we're named after.
@ I have sat and watched in all weather, you just prepare and have fun
@@j.j.guerrieri5257and you can also adapt. Plus brook park is still in the city limits. 10 minutes down the road isn’t a big deal
@@jgaa5045I live in Minnesota and I would rather go to a gopher game in a snowstorm than a Vikings game in a sanitized environment. Also a vast majority of Super Bowl winners in the last 30 years are outdoor teams.
@@whydoineedahandle406 We're the Brown bro...we have not hosted one playoff game at Browns Stadium. You think we have a Super bowl chance in the next 4-5 years.
Rail? What Rail, the Rapid doesn’t go to/through CLE. AI needs to do its research, all this new stadium is going to do is put more stress on already crumbling and congested 480W, Snow, Brookpark and Bagley Rd. If you drove around Brookpark where this is going to be located yku would NOT want to be caught dead here.
Why would you build a new stadium and expect the fans to watch crap? The Chiefs have been in their stadium for 52 years and everyone there is happy.
The Browns definitely need a new stadium no matter what. When the current stadium was being built many corners were cut to try to save money and it was built in an extreme rush to be ready for the 99 season. I've worked inside the stadium various times over the years and have seen how bad it is, especially when compared to other stadiums in the league. Personally I don't care if the new stadium is in downtown Cleveland or Brook Park as long as it's a dome I will be happy. I'm about 50 miles south in Canton and it takes about the same amount of time to get to either location. I wasn't a Browns fan growing up and I'm still not a big fan but do want to see them do good. I'm a lifelong Dolphins and Cardinals fan and will usually go to the games when they are in Cleveland but will only buy tickets in advance for September and October games. Anytime after that you don't know what the weather is going to be like. Could be a nice 50-60 degree day or there could be 3 feet of snow and 10to20 below zero. I can't speak for other people but sitting outside in those cold temps right on Lake Erie doesn't sound like a good time to me. After being to a couple of just slightly cold games I said never again without a dome.
Browns ain’t putting no new stadium up they gotta win a bowl first if they build another stadium before they build a team im rooting for Pittsburgh the rest of my life im done with this haslam nightmare
Keep the old stadium, it’s all about money for the owner. The fans like the current stadium we have no complaints besides how expensive the beer is lol
ur not a football fan, shush
What a dumb a$$ idea to have the stadium outside of the downtown area where the stadium currently generates revenue to the cities businesses!
Right now Browns Stadium, the Baseball field, and the hockey/basketball arena are located pretty much in Downtown Cleveland within walking distance to each other. Moving the home venue for Browns will negatively affect the businesses in the area. Plus there is an airport right next to the current stadium.
It's 8 games a year that's not going to make or break a business. This will bring far more money to the area then will be lost after the move. The NFL told the browns to make it happen and a super bowl will be coming to Cleveland. The pros far out weight the cons. Also that airport is general aviation only.
@ How can bring money to area? 8 games but how many people at those games. Plus 8 games is too little to build entirely new stadium for.
@@MbisonBalrog 8 NFL games, then you have a covered arena for concerts, final 4 games, bowl games. Your looking at this the with blinders on. And if you bring a super bowl here then all of those people that travel in, stay in hotels, use the airports, use the rapid, go downtown to shop and eat, all the events that are held the week of bringing in even more people and money. You can't be that naive to think that it wouldn't benefit the whole area. Right now you have a stadium that needs almost a billion in repairs for just 8 uses a year totalling maybe 5 hours per use. I'm not even a Cleveland fan and I can see the benefits to the area. At the end of the day your argument of 8 games is not enough to build a new stadium is invalid. Why did they build the stadium in the first place for 8 games? At least now Cleveland will have a facility that can be used year round driving revenue to the stadium and the surrounding areas.
Just an FYI, the last 2 super bowls brought in over $1 billion each. Guess what, you just covered 25+ years of that $40 million you are stuck on.
What else you got?
@@ChadHughes_Rate_Ride_DIY $8 billion to whom? The owners of NFL or the people of Ohio?
@@MbisonBalrog you must not read. I never said $8 billion. I said over $1 billion and that is economic impact. Money to business that you are fighting about, money to hotels, sales in local stores. Please take a class and learn about economics before you come on here trying to argue a fact that you have no knowledge of.
A retractable roof is incredibly dumb. Just have a fixed roof. Cold weather cities never truly see the benefit, just look at Jerry's world, it's been opened 4 times in 10 years.
Kind of Ironic that the live shots outside the stadium are from the 2018 fan held parade to protest the team's 0-16 season, which was one of the worst in NFL history..... HAHHAHAHAHAH
How many fans would attend a Cleveland Cavaliers game in the new stadium if it were already built, 30,000?
Ridiculous. A new stadium isn't going to make them play better. How about spending the money on personnel and players not architecture.
Bills new stadium cost now over 2.1 billion this stadium would cost north of 3 billion
Full cost of stadium and surrounding area is projected north of $4 billion.
It’s not retractable
Keep the browns and football outside on grass....
They don't play on grass.
Will never watch the browns in a dome.
The Browns have been in Cleveland for roughly 80 years. Not 20 Mr. Fake AI voice
This is a dome, not a retractable roof
The team is utter garbage, worst in the NFL. The owner is an idiot. They haven’t won their division in 35 years. If the current stadium deteriorates into a complete dump, it would be an appropriate venue for this team.
Shouldn’t happen until he actually puts a decent team on the field unless he wants to pay for it all
Change the name. Paul Brown has nothing to do with Cleveland. And the logo is an orange football helmet. Changed the Indians abruptly, surely they can modernize the football team
A new stadium isn't gonna win games.
Browns should always play football outdoors
As a Bears fan i love the cold outdoor seating but from a business perspective it makes absolutely no sense and every northern stadium will eventually be indoors.
@@tfredrick01Lambeau wont be indoors. Ever.
@@tfredrick01it does in Cleveland. Chicago is soft.
@@tfredrick01 It might make sense for Chicago, but for smaller markets like Cleveland, there is less to be gained from a mega stadium.
@@smf15in the most basic of ways.. this is such a lie
Imagine thinking you need a new stadium breed success and stability
They need the stadium because the current one is a dump & it's old... did you not pay attention at all during this video??? Jesus Christ.
Massive waste of money. Nothing wrong with the current stadium which is only 25 years old. RIDICULOUS!
It’s amazing that you think a stadium being used 8/10 times a year is more financially viable than building a new one that could be used year round. It’s redundant comments like these that really shows the logic of this fanbase
@@xaviery94 We want open air, on the lake. It's what makes playing in Cleveland a different experience. Building a dome makes our home game the same as any other dome team. There's no geographical difference in weather, no character and therefore the games are much more boring. IDC about the other uses of the stadium. I care about the Browns football experience at home. Plus touring artists hardly ever do shows in Cleveland during winter months anyway. If they do, Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse is always an option.
Dome stadium next to airport……Volleyball tournaments….Olympic trials…NCAA Football game…Concerts year round…….but until he puts together a team worth a damn he can pay for it himself
This is the cringe take from people who have no idea.
Watch the sorry ass Browns in great comfort.
This video is so misinformed
Ikr! I mean, Cleveland Browns culture, history, and intimidating atmosphere has never, ever, EVER worked at their current stadium.
I don't like their new design.
If the browns leave the city of Cleveland will look even worse😂 a massive empty lot
Another thing is with the Browns moving to a suburb, which is probably 15 minutes away from downtown Cleveland. It’s considered a different city, which is Brooklyn Ohio so if they move their Brooklyn Ohio would benefit and we would lose 40 million a year that’s why they want to put it on the burk air front which would have been a great idea to keep it at Cleveland, but the owners just didn’t want to have it in that area. I believe with the rise of Cleveland with all the new buildings and renovation. Our city looks great compared to 20 3040 years ago we have a city that’s a attraction now when people come to Cleveland are downtown looks amazing. We have the casinos here we have all of the major sports teams here.
1 super bowl would bring enough money to this area to cover that $40 million for the next 20 years. Look at the bigger picture.
@@ChadHughes_Rate_Ride_DIY at those ticket prices the only attendees are Wallstreet bankers. At this point these people should just move all teams to LA, NYC, Paris, London, all the best cities in world. Why have one in Cleveland?
Brookpark, not Brooklyn. And we only have 1 new skyscraper. Also, casino*, not casinos
@MbisonBalrog so you're saying Cleveland should never try to advance themselves and just keep the status quo? If the stadium moves, more events come to the region which equates to more money, they can demolish the old stadium and open the lakefront to the public. Then the facility can be used more than 8 times a year. Sorry but you really don't have a good argument here. Again the pros outweigh the cons.
@ if stadium moves you move events from one place to another. There is no gain. If you want more money you must charge more than you spend build the thing. Again who can pay that? How much you spend to bring “more money” to place? Why don’t you just give that money to people who need it instead of just adding more expensive layer? You are the one with no good argument.
Aka the factory of sadness
This will never get built.
So pathetic they want citizens build a $2.4 billion new stadium, especially when they can put together a winning season. Capitalism run amok.
I think they need to move it to another location, you can change the colors and the name too. This team and organization has been absolutely horrible since the 80s, maybe that will help. They are a doormat and laughing stock of the NFL
Hate football in domed stadiums.
All this for a lousy football team. Terrible decisions. Worthless quarterback. Fans should boycott any type of support to use public funds. Let the owners pay for their places.
This is just a rip off version of us bank stadium 😭🙏🏾
How is this rip off version of us bank stadium? They don't even look alike?
@ unc have you seen us bank stadium😭
@Husk81050 All the new modern stadiums are going be similar, too a certain degree? Look at the bears knew stadium, it looks similar too the Raiders knew stadium. It's a copy cat league?
@ man you really don’t know how stadiums work do you
@Husk81050 What is you talking about? I'm speaking facts, your speaking nonsense!!! I'm though conversatioing with you!!!
Another Watson issue
For all those traditionists who want the browns to play in the elements, that's overrated, if you remember, 30 years ago mullinax and his investors offered to build a domed stadium next to the old stadium, they wanted to bring greyhound racing here and have a track around the field, they were going to finance it themselves, but our idiot mayor said no, they've wanted a dome forever, but kept getting denied, now erkel, our latest version of a mayor says no again to a domed stadium, so they decide to move to brookpark and build what they want, I don't blame them at all, Haslam, like him or not paid alot of money for this team, he wants a multi use facility, where he can't maximize profit.... and there still on the border with cleveland, there not moving to Akron, this city's politics has always blocked progress, because they're corrupt, they have to be able to divide the kickbacks up, so everyone's happy, how's that new convention center doing downtown? Terrible, but alot of people made big money on that useless place, there's 30 better choices in this country for a convention then cleveland,
To your point, there's also 30 better places for a Super Bowl, Final Four, Wrestlemania, and a Taylor Swift concert. Sure there willl be some events, but I don't think it will come close to meeting expectations and paying for itself.
Total copy of minnesota's US Bank Stadium
It looks nothing like US Bank Stadium
How? Please elaborate..
@evog35viii maybe the that the glass transparent roof is the entire stadium aesthetic just like in Minnesota...
@@seanwallace89 Minnesota has half of the roof and they look different
@jgriff444 so w full glass roof... half this stadium will stare into the sun on GameDays... it looks incredibly similar.
I live in brook park. It’s 7 min from downtown and that location is literally across the street from Cleveland. Brook park is Cleveland. The new stadium is a Major W
Lmfao what are you talking about, Cleveland City propper takes more than 20minutes to get to hopkins airport lol!
The Browns are a joke of a franchise and deserve no money from anyone. Year after year a loser.
But now they will have a vacant lakeshore stadium. That will be an eyesore. Maybe they can bring in an MLS team to fill vacancy.
It will be demolished, hopefully they'll build something nice on the lakefront. That stadium is way too big for MLS.
@ once demo build a smaller MLS one. Got to keep people coming to DT Cleveland
@@smf15 well they could just downsize it, however given that MLS already has two teams in Ohio i don’t they’ll add another one.
@@smf15 build what though? Without a sporting event who just come to area to see “something nice”? It better be spectacular enough to draw attention from non locals.
wait this video starts off with false facts.....the Browns have been there for two decades? Shoulda known by the accent this was shit