US EditionCleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam: Team will go to 'Plan B' of renovating current stadium if state doesn't approve $600M for Brook Park dome
- Jimmy and Dee Haslam seek $600 million for a $2.4 billion domed stadium project in Brook Park.
- The Haslams' plan depends on state funding approval by June 30 and legislative action.
- The proposed stadium, part of a larger development, is located across from Cleveland Hopkins Airport.
- Haslam stated, "We will know on the state funding by June 30," regarding the budget's decision.
- Without funding, the Browns will renovate their current lakefront stadium, as their lease ends in 2028.
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City of Cleveland attorneys ask judge to block Browns’ updated lawsuit over stadium move
CLEVELAND, Ohio— Attorneys for Cleveland and the Ohio attorney general’s office on Tuesday asked a judge to block the Browns from updating the team’s lawsuit over a planned move from the city to Brook Park.
Kelce Brothers Rip Browns Over Future Plans
Jason and Travis Kelce publicly criticized the Cleveland Browns‘ proposal to relocate from their downtown stadium to a new indoor facility in Brook Park.On their popular “New Heights” podcast, Jason Kelce described the plan as “something really stupid out in Brook Park that they’re trying to get everybody excited about.” The Kelce brothers are Northeast Ohio natives and grew up Browns fans.Jason Kelce said he’s a fan of the stadium’s current loc…
Ohio House includes $600M for new Browns stadium while Cincinnati Bengals left out intentionally
State legislators are advancing a plan to help the Cleveland Browns finance a new, enclosed stadium. Nothing, though, is in the works for the Cincinnati Bengals, who the Ohio House finance chair said were excluded purposely.The Browns are one step closer to getting $600 million from state-issued bonds under the just-revealed Ohio House version of the next biennial budget. The House's budget proposal, including the $600 million for the Browns, wa…
Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam: Team will go to 'Plan B' of renovating current stadium if state doesn't approve $600M for Brook Park dome
Cleveland Browns await Ohio's $600M funding approval for stadium plans by June's end, key to deciding between lakefront renovation or new dome in Brook Park.
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