Browns Browns are moving to Brook Park

[OconRecon]

Maybe I don't understand your math? You listed 8 teams, and there are 32 teams.

two teams in each of the first two lines

• Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers play in Inglewood, California.
• New York Giants and New York Jets both play in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

 

[MalcolmBrown]

two teams in each of the first two lines

• Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers play in Inglewood, California.
• New York Giants and New York Jets both play in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

You are correct, lol. Should have used my fingers. My apologies.

 

[OconRecon]

Heck, I've been wrong in way worse ways here. I kinda wondered if you just counted bullets haha.

 

[OconRecon]

 

[Martin Eden]

Very cool.

 

[nickers]

It looks stupid... It doesn't even look like a stadium.. It looks like cheap origami art... And Michael Symons food sucks!... Mabels Ribs are the absolute worst ribs I ever had,, Pure shit!!..

 

[TheBestPlayersPlay]

Not a fan of the roof. Agreed on the angles ...does not look sleek to me.

The artificial turf is the worst thing. We have a ceiling that lets light through we can't have natural grass? Awful.

Everything else is pretty amazing ...being underground is crazy.

 

[jaydog]

If sunlight is let in it should be natural grass. Roof angles schmoof angles. I think the height limitation is a factor because of their proximity to the airport. Idk, just guessing, but I wouldn't want a generic dome cap either.

Are there better examples of a domed roof?

 

[Martin Eden]

The inside looks amazing. In the end, that's what counts.

 

[OconRecon]

The inside looks amazing. In the end, that's what counts.

I'm surprised they haven't marketed the roof more. I'd be saying something like "We know there are those who love the outdoor experience, and others who don't care for the extreme elements. So, this glass roof's idea is to bring in the outdoors, while having a more consistent and climate controlled gameday experience. There's nothing like it in football". It's actually unprecedented in northern NFL stadiums.

The Texlon ETFE roof Haslam plans to use is known to be "highly transparent", with the idea to "flood with field with natural light"

Assuming that's the idea. Has to be.

 

[Martin Eden]

I get it. AFC North and all. I think it'd be cool to dig it in like that with some high walls and an open roof.

 

[nickers]

Having a domed roof just takes away home field advantage IMHO... It takes away from the mystique and uniqueness that is "CLEVELAND" It's like.. It makes us a sissy football team... I don't see Packer fans crying for a dome... I think its pure caca... It's destroying the Identity of this team and it's fan base IMHO...

 

[madmadworld]

So just stay at the stadium we have.

 

[OconRecon]

I will say, how come the college stadiums last for 50+ years, and the Browns and Bengals both are claiming they need either new, or billion dollar renovations?

I suppose the answer is the college stadiums aren't looking at grass-is-greener opponents. Every owner wants to have a state of the art stadium, but still, I don't think the Browns stadium is about to be condemned.

If the Browns are forced to stay on the lake, I wouldn't spend another penny in it, other than very minimal maintenance.
Let our Lake Erie neighbors do the indoor thing, and the shiny new thing.
We'll just stick with our old outdoor shit and claim toughness.

 

[hammertime]

Brookpark suits me just fine! Shiny and new and climate controlled. Umm yeah!!

 

[madmadworld]

We've had the outdoor advantage forever........ how much how far has it got us ?

 

[nickers]

We've had the outdoor advantage forever........ how much how far has it got us ?

Ask the Owners and Coaches who have mismanaged this franchise for decades

 

[OconRecon]

Onward with committing to the Browns.
Not Brook Park news, but not really thread worthy either.

 

[OconRecon]

An independent presentation. Commanders not yet involved

 

[jaydog]

It kinda looks like a vag!