That Nashville Stadium is a nice unique design. I like it most, I think what they are doing in Barcelona looks maybe not similar, but unique and fits into the City just as this does. Buffalo is my Miami Dolphins bitter rivals, so I would never compliment them 😅
Jacksonville's Stadium of the Future is definitely the most impressive. Any design that incorporates ETFE roofing is a winner in my books! It works in hot and cold, Northern and Southern all while being cheap, flexible and lightweight! Win! Win! Win!
@@RolandBoy87 The stadium design literally looks nothing like Nissian, having lights around is a standard for every nfl stadium including the current Jags stadium.
that is actually the point of many new NFL stadiums as they are intended to be the anchor hub for an entertainment and shopping district in many instances
NFL wants stadiums with luxury suites. Luxury suites generate millions of dollars compared to regular seats. The reason college football stadiums have more capacity than NFL stadiums is because most college football stadiums are old and hardly (if any) have luxury suites.
Few reasons being lower capacity means you have more space to increase luxury amenities, which in turn you can charge more for. Also, as with most European stadiums, you keep capacity lower than demand and that way 2 things happen, the stadium is always full, but people will WANT to compete to get season tickets. Just look at Utd and Old Trafford, a 10 year waiting list to get a season ticket. It makes your brand more desirable.
Can't say I'm crazy about the architecture of any of these. They all look like space-age transporter hubs or something. I keep hoping for one with traditional architecture like many newer baseball stadiums. Also, the cost of these things is pretty outrageous for 8 or 9 game days a year and ensures that most fans will not be able to afford tickets very often. Jacksonville's Stadium of the Future is definitely the most impressive. Any design that incorporates ETFE roofing is a winner in my books! It works in hot and cold, Northern and Southern all while being cheap, flexible, and lightweight! Win! Win! Win! As a Bears fan I feel like the ONLY way we're getting the new stadium in Arlington Heights is by having a 2nd NFL team in Chicago to share the stadium which means both sides can finally agree with the stadium payments The idea of a modern Soldier field is spectacular! I like iconic and old stadiums, especially in Europe, and for me is a Shame to abandon such a historical place like the Chicago Old fied! Well, for what it's worth, when I play as the Bears on Madden I pick the deluxe sphere because I presume the stadium is going to be considered built at the same location, and therefore, dome. But there's a major thing about Madden: they don't really make you work for a new stadium anymore (I do recall they did do so back in the Madden '08 days). I have zero clue how the Bears got a new stadium built without jumping through hoops. As for the Bills... saving the money on the dome makes the most sense because that stadium will probably host three or four AFC championships, but no matter what you build there, it would NEVER host a Super Bowl. Not only are they not going to build a dome for WrestleMania... April's a lot better weather-wise than February, they wouldn't need a dome for Mania anyway. And it might be one of those cases where Nick Khan and Triple H might never consider Buffalo for anything bigger than SummerSlam. The major point is that there aren't enough things needing a roof to justify one in Buffalo, that would ever COME to Buffalo. So, keep it open-air, and it's fine. (When I was at Highmark a year and a month ago, the one thing that threatened to ruin the experience? The wind. They're building this building to fix that.) Wonder why they're building new NFL stadiums with limited capacities of around 60000 while college football stadiums are over 100000 capacity? The Titans, Bills, and Jaguars stadiums look dope.
The Ravens and Orioles both received around 500 million dollars when they signed new leases on their stadiums. Renovations are being planned for Oriole Park also. There is also plans to turn the Camden Yards complex into something similar to the Atlanta Battery. The Horseshoe Casino, Top Golf, and Paramount Concert venue is only the beginning. Along with the Renovation of the now named CFG Bank Arena and New Lexington Market up the street. Let's not forget the revitalization of Harbor Place too. The future is exciting for Baltimore.
Well, for what it's worth, when I play as the Bears on Madden I pick the deluxe sphere because I presume the stadium is going to be considered built at the same location, and therefore, dome. But there's a major thing about Madden: they don't really make you work for a new stadium anymore (I do recall they _did_ do so back in the Madden '08 days). I have zero clue how the Bears get a new stadium built without jumping through hoops. As for the Bills... saving the money on the dome makes the most sense because that stadium will probably host three or four AFC championships, but no matter what you build there, it would NEVER host a Super Bowl. Not only are they not going to build a dome for WrestleMania... April's a lot better weather-wise than February, they wouldn't need a dome for Mania anyway. AND it might be one of those cases where Nick Khan and Triple H might never consider Buffalo for anything bigger than SummerSlam. The major point is that there aren't enough things needing a roof to justify one in Buffalo, that would ever COME to Buffalo. So, keep it open-air, and it's fine. (When I was at Highmark a year and a month ago, the one thing that threatened to ruin the experience? The wind. They're building this building to fix that.)
the new Highmark Stadium for Buffalo Bills, the new Nissan Stadium for Tennessee Titans and M&T Bank Stadium for Baltimore Ravens are in the works to become a reality.. for the Jacksonville Jaguars is also almost in the works, the concept is ready but the exact location is their problem and the same for the Washington Commanders.. for the Chicago Bears still in the pre-process of plans not yet there in the concept.. the rumored Soldier Field concept is not the official rendering for the Chicago Bears..
The location of Jacksonville’s stadium won’t change. It’s basically a massive renovation of the old stadium…most of it will be torn down and built from the ground up.
The Jacksonville SOFs was the one thing out of the whole plan that was never in question. You just made that up lol. The entire pitch is a renovation of the current and not an entire brand new stadium. The only thing that’s being worked on is the Funding agreement
@@ihadtodoittoem8452 I did not make it up about Jacksonville Jaguars' new stadium.. it's everywhere on the internet.. they said and rumors that one of the options of J Jaguars are either completely renovated or new location.. I watched or read on the internet news of Jaguars new stadium
I believe there are two distinctions to consider when designing a stadium. First, have the spectators as close as possible to the field. It also amplifies the noise. Second, make the exterior as innovative as possible to increase national and international attention to the city. This means being really imaginative, such as the following stadiums: Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta; the Bird's Nest Stadium in Beijing; the Munich Olympic Stadium; the Allianz Arena in Munich; Al Janoub Stadium in Qatar; and the AAMI Park in Melbourne. For a more traditional look, Wembley Stadium in London. It would have been very cool had the Buffalo Stadium invested in three-storey sized buffaloes looking like they are charging around the stadium. This would have been eye-catching. If I had to select my favourite new stadium mentioned on this video, I like the reflective design for Jacksonville.
As a Bears fan I feel like the ONLY way we're getting the new stadium in Arlington Heights is by having a 2nd NFL team in Chicago to share the stadium which means both sides can finally agree with the stadium payments
Most sports team revenue is based on TV revenue, wow adding another team to Chicago market will for sure really help! The current team will say sure take part of our revenue. Your financial guru mofo! @@williambozek5458
The idea of a modern Soldier field is spectacular! I like iconic and old stadiums, expecially in Europe, and for me is a Shame abandon such hystorical piace like the Chicago old fied!
That's because they're to lazy to actually do some homework cause they missed where Shad the owner is building a 4 Seasons Hotel attached to it not to mention the Sports district..😂😂..Just lazy is what they are..Even afyer the stadium is built and they have another 30 year lease they'll still be screaming they're moving somewhere..These fools have no idea what they're talking about..😂😂
Washington's current design is unlikely to happen. Its a design proposed by the hated previous owner in a bad location next to a highway with the worst traffic in the DC Metroplex, with a capacity 10k less than their current average attendance as a losing team their average attendance, and too small to host a super bowl which would be the entire purpose of building a roof in the DC area. At a minimum we should expect an expanded design for the stadium before it ever gets built
Can't say I'm crazy about the architecture of any of these. They all look like space-age transporter hubs or something. I keep hoping for one with traditional architecture like many newer baseball stadiums. Also, the cost of these things is pretty outrageous for 8 or 9 game days a year, and insures that most fans will not be able to afford tickets very often.
@@jre617 You do realize that the stadiums do more than just football right? No one in their right mind would pay for something like this just for football...
@@Hat-san Yes, of course, but I believe it's actually quite limited. I didn't look any stadium's schedule of events up, but its maybe one a month if they're lucky. Because how many events can fill an 80K stadium? Major music acts, maybe a college football playoff game, but generally, pretty limited. I had a condo with a direct view of Petco Park in SD. During the off-season, maybe 3 events. (I did see the Rolling Stones from balcony!)
@@jre617 Well considering most events outside of football go for many days (typically a full weekend). I can't speak to other stadiums but as for Nashville we have almost 1 a month that last for several days leading up till the football season. Also take into account it's not just ticket sales. Vendors and sponsors also play a big roll in in-come for the stadium. But anyways the cost is very affordable or we wouldn't have had the stadiums for the last serval decades or century.
Titans Nissan Stadium is the only one of these three actually approved and ready for groundbreaking in February 2024. And the cost has already been appropriated.
A few observations: 1. A Carson Wentz Commanders jersey! Hahah; also, at 55,000 they will never host a Superbowl as it is 60,000min. 2. Rumour has it the Jags are relocating to the UK (though they have a bramd new training facility) 3. Buffalo is building the second the home ground for the Chiefs.
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS LOOKS LIKE SOFI STADIUM IN LA TENNESSEE TITANS BEST DESIGN STADIUM CHICAGO BEARS STADIUM NEEDS TO BE DOWNTOWN CHICAGO YOU FORGOT TWO KC CHEFS NEW STADIUM AND NEW YORK JETS NEW STADIUM
Damn Buffalo y'all selfish ENOUGH ALREADY the Dolphins have been tortured Alot put a roof on that MF, but its ok we'll see you in the SUMMER TIME n tell JOSH ALLEN bring sunscreen
They aren't moving 1 team to London. If anything, they would multiple teams in Europe, and create a division. This would help cut down travel cost for all teams.
@@shawnanderson6313 I get tired of hearing these baseless rumors about the Jags moving to London. They are currently in negotiations with the city on the new stadium and expect to have a deal in the spring. Both sides are committed to making this happen.
I thought so to however they just built an elite standard training facility...so they aren't going anywhere besides the usual 1-2 games abroad, and choke before the play-offs
The sad thing is these stadiums will be built using taxpayer money. Then the same taxpayers will be charged a personal seat license just for the privilege to buy season tickets. So the taxpayers will be getting double dinged. Also, this is American football. It's played on a field not a pitch and we play games not matches. Also, we use elevators and not lifts.
Stadiums do more than just football. The team doesn't have to been good for them to build a stadium when you can pull in the superbowl, wrestlemania and other huge events...
Idk about some of these designs. 🤔 The Redskin's future stadium (not the woke pressed commanders) looks like a movie theatre booster seat, the Bills future stadium looks like a toilet seat and the jaguar's stadium looks like a futuristic bed pan. Nowadays, all stadiums are geared more towards nightlife-type entertainment: ridiculous. It's all profit based. This isn't football anymore; it's moneyball. Anyhow, stadiums like Soldier Field and Lambeau are iconic fields steeped in football lore and should stay untouched. These two have withstood the test of time. Our forefathers knew how to build long standing structures at a time when football was football. ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY DOLLAR....until it crashes....
Which NFL stadium design is the most spectacular?
Washington
Jacksonville. It's like SoFi Stadium, it looks like a space ship. Love the shiny aluminum exterior.
That Nashville Stadium is a nice unique design. I like it most, I think what they are doing in Barcelona looks maybe not similar, but unique and fits into the City just as this does. Buffalo is my Miami Dolphins bitter rivals, so I would never compliment them 😅
Jacksonville's Stadium of the Future is definitely the most impressive. Any design that incorporates ETFE roofing is a winner in my books! It works in hot and cold, Northern and Southern all while being cheap, flexible and lightweight! Win! Win! Win!
It's a copy cat of Titans new stadium even the jags stadium trying to be like Titans. Titan up ⚔️
@@RolandBoy87They don’t even look alike, SOF is based off of Sofi not Nissan which is based on Allegiant.
@@NEFLAtlantic 🤣🤣if you say so. Same lights around the stadium but they don't your right lol your so right.
@@RolandBoy87 The stadium design literally looks nothing like Nissian, having lights around is a standard for every nfl stadium including the current Jags stadium.
Bottom line Jags suck Titan up
feeling more like shopping malls than stadiums
that is actually the point of many new NFL stadiums as they are intended to be the anchor hub for an entertainment and shopping district in many instances
Don't worry, it's not your money. Now, go away, peasant.
Gotta attract females for more $$$
Wonder why they're building new NFL stadiums with limited capacities around 60000 while college football stadiums are over 100000 capacity?
NFL wants stadiums with luxury suites. Luxury suites generate millions of dollars compared to regular seats. The reason college football stadiums have more capacity than NFL stadiums is because most college football stadiums are old and hardly (if any) have luxury suites.
@@Cerby1979 that plus the fact college stadiums have bench seating for spectators not bucket seats
Few reasons being lower capacity means you have more space to increase luxury amenities, which in turn you can charge more for. Also, as with most European stadiums, you keep capacity lower than demand and that way 2 things happen, the stadium is always full, but people will WANT to compete to get season tickets. Just look at Utd and Old Trafford, a 10 year waiting list to get a season ticket. It makes your brand more desirable.
Because quantity does not equate to quality. 🤷🏻♂️
I believe some of that has to do with the NFL dont want to Black out games
Can't say I'm crazy about the architecture of any of these. They all look like space-age transporter hubs or something. I keep hoping for one with traditional architecture like many newer baseball stadiums.
Also, the cost of these things is pretty outrageous for 8 or 9 game days a year and ensures that most fans will not be able to afford tickets very often. Jacksonville's Stadium of the Future is definitely the most impressive. Any design that incorporates ETFE roofing is a winner in my books! It works in hot and cold, Northern and Southern all while being cheap, flexible, and lightweight! Win! Win! Win! As a Bears fan I feel like the ONLY way we're getting the new stadium in Arlington Heights is by having a 2nd NFL team in Chicago to share the stadium which means both sides can finally agree with the stadium payments The idea of a modern Soldier field is spectacular! I like iconic and old stadiums, especially in Europe, and for me is a Shame to abandon such a historical place like the Chicago Old fied! Well, for what it's worth, when I play as the Bears on Madden I pick the deluxe sphere because I presume the stadium is going to be considered built at the same location, and therefore, dome. But there's a major thing about Madden: they don't really make you work for a new stadium anymore (I do recall they did do so back in the Madden '08 days). I have zero clue how the Bears got a new stadium built without jumping through hoops. As for the Bills... saving the money on the dome makes the most sense because that stadium will probably host three or four AFC championships, but no matter what you build there, it would NEVER host a Super Bowl. Not only are they not going to build a dome for WrestleMania... April's a lot better weather-wise than February, they wouldn't need a dome for Mania anyway. And it might be one of those cases where Nick Khan and Triple H might never consider Buffalo for anything bigger than SummerSlam. The major point is that there aren't enough things needing a roof to justify one in Buffalo, that would ever COME to Buffalo. So, keep it open-air, and it's fine. (When I was at Highmark a year and a month ago, the one thing that threatened to ruin the experience? The wind. They're building this building to fix that.) Wonder why they're building new NFL stadiums with limited capacities of around 60000 while college football stadiums are over 100000 capacity? The Titans, Bills, and Jaguars stadiums look dope.
Well said grandpa.
You do realize that they have other events at these stadiums, correct
This has got to be the dumbest comment ever. You just took multiple comments from others and put them all together...
Goddamn
M&T Bank Stadium From Baltimore Ravens is Upgrade Was Amazing in 2024 so cool
Well Washington Jacksonville Chicago & Nashville will definitely get a WrestleMania
The Ravens and Orioles both received around 500 million dollars when they signed new leases on their stadiums. Renovations are being planned for Oriole Park also. There is also plans to turn the Camden Yards complex into something similar to the Atlanta Battery. The Horseshoe Casino, Top Golf, and Paramount Concert venue is only the beginning. Along with the Renovation of the now named CFG Bank Arena and New Lexington Market up the street. Let's not forget the revitalization of Harbor Place too. The future is exciting for Baltimore.
Well, for what it's worth, when I play as the Bears on Madden I pick the deluxe sphere because I presume the stadium is going to be considered built at the same location, and therefore, dome. But there's a major thing about Madden: they don't really make you work for a new stadium anymore (I do recall they _did_ do so back in the Madden '08 days). I have zero clue how the Bears get a new stadium built without jumping through hoops.
As for the Bills... saving the money on the dome makes the most sense because that stadium will probably host three or four AFC championships, but no matter what you build there, it would NEVER host a Super Bowl. Not only are they not going to build a dome for WrestleMania... April's a lot better weather-wise than February, they wouldn't need a dome for Mania anyway. AND it might be one of those cases where Nick Khan and Triple H might never consider Buffalo for anything bigger than SummerSlam. The major point is that there aren't enough things needing a roof to justify one in Buffalo, that would ever COME to Buffalo. So, keep it open-air, and it's fine. (When I was at Highmark a year and a month ago, the one thing that threatened to ruin the experience? The wind. They're building this building to fix that.)
The Washington one looks like a pringles🤣
and some rumors Cleveland Browns also in the pre-planning of having new/renovation stadium
The new Washington commanders stadium will not be in Woodbridge va it will be at rfk stadium
the new Highmark Stadium for Buffalo Bills, the new Nissan Stadium for Tennessee Titans and M&T Bank Stadium for Baltimore Ravens are in the works to become a reality.. for the Jacksonville Jaguars is also almost in the works, the concept is ready but the exact location is their problem and the same for the Washington Commanders.. for the Chicago Bears still in the pre-process of plans not yet there in the concept.. the rumored Soldier Field concept is not the official rendering for the Chicago Bears..
The location of Jacksonville’s stadium won’t change. It’s basically a massive renovation of the old stadium…most of it will be torn down and built from the ground up.
I would love a new rfk stadium
The Jacksonville SOFs was the one thing out of the whole plan that was never in question. You just made that up lol. The entire pitch is a renovation of the current and not an entire brand new stadium. The only thing that’s being worked on is the Funding agreement
@@ihadtodoittoem8452 I did not make it up about Jacksonville Jaguars' new stadium.. it's everywhere on the internet.. they said and rumors that one of the options of J Jaguars are either completely renovated or new location.. I watched or read on the internet news of Jaguars new stadium
I believe there are two distinctions to consider when designing a stadium. First, have the spectators as close as possible to the field. It also amplifies the noise. Second, make the exterior as innovative as possible to increase national and international attention to the city. This means being really imaginative, such as the following stadiums: Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta; the Bird's Nest Stadium in Beijing; the Munich Olympic Stadium; the Allianz Arena in Munich; Al Janoub Stadium in Qatar; and the AAMI Park in Melbourne. For a more traditional look, Wembley Stadium in London. It would have been very cool had the Buffalo Stadium invested in three-storey sized buffaloes looking like they are charging around the stadium. This would have been eye-catching. If I had to select my favourite new stadium mentioned on this video, I like the reflective design for Jacksonville.
As a Bears fan I feel like the ONLY way we're getting the new stadium in Arlington Heights is by having a 2nd NFL team in Chicago to share the stadium which means both sides can finally agree with the stadium payments
Good luck getting a 2nd team in Chicago.
Not happening.
@@chibears99cuse68 Chicago's market is big for 2 NFL teams just like how theh have 2 MLB teams
Most sports team revenue is based on TV revenue, wow adding another team to Chicago market will for sure really help! The current team will say sure take part of our revenue. Your financial guru mofo! @@williambozek5458
More chance of Texas getting a 3rd team
I want the Bears to stay in Chicago
The idea of a modern Soldier field is spectacular! I like iconic and old stadiums, expecially in Europe, and for me is a Shame abandon such hystorical piace like the Chicago old fied!
I hope we get a 2nd NFL team in Chicago so we can get the new stadium
The rumors about the Jags relocating is about a decade old. Since then, the Raiders and Chargers were the actual victims. Give it a rest.
That's because they're to lazy to actually do some homework cause they missed where Shad the owner is building a 4 Seasons Hotel attached to it not to mention the Sports district..😂😂..Just lazy is what they are..Even afyer the stadium is built and they have another 30 year lease they'll still be screaming they're moving somewhere..These fools have no idea what they're talking about..😂😂
Washington's current design is unlikely to happen. Its a design proposed by the hated previous owner in a bad location next to a highway with the worst traffic in the DC Metroplex, with a capacity 10k less than their current average attendance as a losing team their average attendance, and too small to host a super bowl which would be the entire purpose of building a roof in the DC area. At a minimum we should expect an expanded design for the stadium before it ever gets built
I would love a new retro rfk stadium
The Titans, Bills and Jaguars stadiums look dope.
Can't say I'm crazy about the architecture of any of these. They all look like space-age transporter hubs or something. I keep hoping for one with traditional architecture like many newer baseball stadiums.
Also, the cost of these things is pretty outrageous for 8 or 9 game days a year, and insures that most fans will not be able to afford tickets very often.
8 or 9? its 17 plus playoffs, preseason, and every event that happens there
@@maddoxthediehardbillsfan Come on, they don't play all 17 games at home, do they. Playoffs are not guaranteed. Wake up!
@@jre617 You do realize that the stadiums do more than just football right? No one in their right mind would pay for something like this just for football...
@@Hat-san Yes, of course, but I believe it's actually quite limited. I didn't look any stadium's schedule of events up, but its maybe one a month if they're lucky. Because how many events can fill an 80K stadium? Major music acts, maybe a college football playoff game, but generally, pretty limited. I had a condo with a direct view of Petco Park in SD. During the off-season, maybe 3 events. (I did see the Rolling Stones from balcony!)
@@jre617 Well considering most events outside of football go for many days (typically a full weekend). I can't speak to other stadiums but as for Nashville we have almost 1 a month that last for several days leading up till the football season. Also take into account it's not just ticket sales. Vendors and sponsors also play a big roll in in-come for the stadium. But anyways the cost is very affordable or we wouldn't have had the stadiums for the last serval decades or century.
The NFL being a multi billion dollar business always seems to contribute the least to these projects at the expense of the tax payer...
Chicago bears stadium looks sooo futuristic im digging the look!
in a future i 'll visit the m&t stadium
2:14 GYAATT❤👀🍑
Maybe the money shouldve been put toward getting better refs
I think 49ers need a new stadium
By far the ugliest and worst looking stadium in the NFL. All for the corporate boxes
49ers Levi’s Stadium opened in 2014
the washinton stadium isn't happening
You didnt show the spectator seats of the Baltimore stadium.
If this stuff is actually true, Chicago finally won’t look like they’re playing in o block
The bears bought the old Arlington race track. Thats where the new stadium will be
これはつまりは世界の最新鋭スタジアムという事である。私は日本人ですが、アメリカの最新鋭スタジアムは常に一歩どころか２歩３歩先を行っている。
ポピュラス、マニカ。この２つのスタジアムデザインは圧倒的です。
Why would they build this if they only have 16 games a season? lol
Because stadiums do more than just football...
I would love a new rfk stadium
Narrator sounds like an AI robot.
The Chicago Bears upgrade and the Jacksonville Jaguar stadium look amazing. I can't see the Titans stadium being built for that cost ever
Titans Nissan Stadium is the only one of these three actually approved and ready for groundbreaking in February 2024. And the cost has already been appropriated.
bills should go full on dome it snows alot
DA BRRRS
Lambeau will remain the best
Watch out for the Browns and Bengals
I think the Bills are the most team need a new stadium lol
Lightfoot is not mayor. THANK GOD.
Washington Commanders are relocated maybe they are renaming as Woodbridge Commanders??..
Many teams play in the suburbs of the core city, yet do not change their name. Not sure Washington would do that.?
Bizarre narrator voice choice.
Redskins Stadium.
FIFY.
Comanders being a stupid name.
What would you call them?
Comanders need to change their crappy name before they Brand their new stadium.
A few observations:
1. A Carson Wentz Commanders jersey! Hahah; also, at 55,000 they will never host a Superbowl as it is 60,000min.
2. Rumour has it the Jags are relocating to the UK (though they have a bramd new training facility)
3. Buffalo is building the second the home ground for the Chiefs.
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS LOOKS LIKE SOFI STADIUM IN LA TENNESSEE TITANS BEST DESIGN STADIUM CHICAGO BEARS STADIUM NEEDS TO BE DOWNTOWN CHICAGO YOU FORGOT TWO KC CHEFS NEW STADIUM AND NEW YORK JETS NEW STADIUM
The 49ers are gonna need a new stadium because Levi's Stadium sucks, and it's right in the parh of an airport.
Chicagos new mayor is worse.
Damn Buffalo y'all selfish ENOUGH ALREADY the Dolphins have been tortured Alot put a roof on that MF, but its ok we'll see you in the SUMMER TIME n tell JOSH ALLEN bring sunscreen
as long as they shade the visitor sidelines at Hard Rock Stadium. LOL
@@BraeAllin LMAO
I think it's more likely that Jacksonville Jaguars will move to London than it is that they'll get a new stadium.
False.
They aren't moving 1 team to London. If anything, they would multiple teams in Europe, and create a division. This would help cut down travel cost for all teams.
@@shawnanderson6313 I get tired of hearing these baseless rumors about the Jags moving to London. They are currently in negotiations with the city on the new stadium and expect to have a deal in the spring. Both sides are committed to making this happen.
100 percent bro. Khan, is not doing that, and Duval County is committed@@Weidneriffic
I thought so to however they just built an elite standard training facility...so they aren't going anywhere besides the usual 1-2 games abroad, and choke before the play-offs
The sad thing is these stadiums will be built using taxpayer money. Then the same taxpayers will be charged a personal seat license just for the privilege to buy season tickets. So the taxpayers will be getting double dinged. Also, this is American football. It's played on a field not a pitch and we play games not matches. Also, we use elevators and not lifts.
Why would Washington or Tennessee get new stadiums? Thier franchises are garbage. Jacksonville stadium isn't that old
Everbank is one of the oldest stadiums in the league.
Stadiums do more than just football. The team doesn't have to been good for them to build a stadium when you can pull in the superbowl, wrestlemania and other huge events...
Tennessee was in the AFC championship in 2020?
Fake
Just sold my tickets too woke promoting fake justice warriors like rapinoe.
When did she play in the NFL??
snowflake
calm down tough guy. It will be ok.
🙄
Idk about some of these designs. 🤔 The Redskin's future stadium (not the woke pressed commanders) looks like a movie theatre booster seat, the Bills future stadium looks like a toilet seat and the jaguar's stadium looks like a futuristic bed pan. Nowadays, all stadiums are geared more towards nightlife-type entertainment: ridiculous. It's all profit based. This isn't football anymore; it's moneyball. Anyhow, stadiums like Soldier Field and Lambeau are iconic fields steeped in football lore and should stay untouched. These two have withstood the test of time. Our forefathers knew how to build long standing structures at a time when football was football. ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY DOLLAR....until it crashes....