Browns Dome: New Stadium, New Era

On April 30, the Cleveland Browns are kicking off construction on their new stadium in Brook Park,

with a big groundbreaking ceremony this Thursday. It's said to be a domed spot holding 67,500

fans for game days, costing $2,600 million total. The Haslam family is fronting $1,755 million

while state and local funds cover the rest. Joining owner Jimmy Haslam are heavy hitters,

like NFL Commissioner Roger Gidell and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine for a key panel discussion.

Brown's GM Andrew Berry, head coach Todd Munkin, and linebacker Carson Schwessinger

will hop on another panel to break it all down. Fans have been buzzing about this move from the

old Lakefront setup, seeing it as a fresh era that could boost the team's vibe and draw more

crowds. It's not just about football. Thing jobs, events, and economic lift for the whole area.

The project stays on track for a 2029 season opener, with no major snags reported so far.

Crews will ramp up right after the ceremony to hit that deadline.

Word on the street is this dome could change how the Browns play and perform,

locking in that future right here in Ohio. Stay tuned as it rises.