What Are The Next Generation Of Insane NFL Stadiums?
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- What Are The Next Generation Of Insane NFL Stadiums? From the Buffalo Bills' and Tennessee Titans' stadiums already under construction to the ambitious projects by the Chicago Bears and Cleveland Browns, and major upgrades by the Chiefs, Jaguars, Panthers, and more. See how these state-of-the-art facilities will redefine fan experiences, boost local economies, and create iconic landmarks. Join us for an in-depth look at these transformative projects!
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Hey everyone! We'd love to hear from you. Which stadium is your favorite? Did we miss any cool stadium projects?
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Tennessee is doing it right... Nashville has a beautiful Hockey arena, and now this beautiful unique Football stadium. Kudos!
No wonder Tennessee is over priced now
Nashville hockey arena sucks
@@ripclaybourne Aha that is interesting, a good friend of mine tells me it is much better than what we have here for the Heat and the one for the Panthers (They play in different places) So now I can get back at him because I don't mind our arenas they are just older than some.
Nashville has a decent arena and for being a southern city they have a great fan base and the atmosphere can be electric@ripclaybourne
Can’t forget their new soccer stadium.
If the public funds a stadium for a Billionaires benefit the fans deserves heavily subsidised tickets
Or just get your money up not your funny up lad
@@sebastientumahai9560folks that have less will never not complain about the folks that have more.
Turf? In fucking Tennessee? You can easily use grass. Since the cardinals stadium opened with grass there has been no excuse for all new stadiums not to as well, as it will be easier everywhere else too.
Easier and cheaper to maintain especially considering the amount of concerts and events Nashville has.
The Tennessee Stadium looks pretty awesome.
Buffalos Stadium look incredible.. Can't wait.. Go Bills
The Jacksonville Jaguars one looks the best and you only talked about it for like 30 seconds lol
Right lol
Thanks for the feedback! Our video focuses more on the stadiums currently under construction, with highlights of upcoming projects. We plan to create a dedicated video on the new Jaguars stadium as more details are confirmed. Stay tuned, and thanks for watching!
@@MegaBuilds5280 awesome! Thanks for the response.
I will keep an eye out for that
That’s because Jacksonville ain’t shit
Jacksonville ain’t nothing but a raggedy hick town
The Jacksonville stadium is called Everbank Stadium, which has been that way for the last year, TIAA was the old name
Thanks for pointing that out! You’re right, it's now called EverBank Stadium since the name changed last year from TIAA Bank Field. We'll make sure to update that in our future content.
That's years away. Jacksonville is renovating the current stadium
@@allensaunders449 We know, all I said was the name is wrong. It’s called Everbank now and will be called that in the future
@@ihadtodoittoem8452 the new stadium is literally decade's away if it's ever built. Plus these stadiums aren't really creating as many jobs as you say. It's a very rosey picture there. Billionaires what tax payers to pay for the stadiums
@@allensaunders449 first of all, I’ve never said anything about the stadium also then the name of it, secondly, the stadium is not a decade away it’s 3.5 years away. I literally live in the City
No roof?… No Super Bowl!
You have to be nuts to spend hours in a snowstorm to watch matching laundry move back and forth on a field hundreds of feet away 😂😂😂
Don't knock it until you've tried it.
one of best games I ever went to
😂Orchard Park does not have a skyline. It is a Buffalo suburb.
That's why it will dominate😂😂
@@m.e.5482 That makes no sense at all.
That Jaguars stadium is awful! Titans stadium looks the best to me
Titans is bland and will look outdated in 10yrs.
@Jaxboy86 I guess. There's no other nfl stadium like it! It's not out in no man's land either and right in the heart of downtown. Looks pretty awesome to me. The jags stadium is already outdated just now with lip stick
@@Sir_Mack most NFL stadiums are in these city's DT areas. The inside looks good. I just think the exterior isn't going to age well along these newer future designs that we are seeing around the league.
@Jaxboy86 not really. I mean, at least the Titans can afford a new dome and not just renovate it like everbank stadium.
did anyone else see the score board bills v titans 🤔 6:47
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😂 Yep
3:53 Tennesse Titans
Just remember this, folks. There is only ONE NFL football 🏈 team from New York. The Buffalo Bills 🦬 (Village of Orchard Park, Erie County, New York). 👌
If only that New Jersey had their own NFL football 🏈 team. ☹️
At what point is a stadium a theatre? Do these stadiums lose that stadium feeling?
Why the heck isn’t the new Buffalo stadium not being built with a roof (retractable)?
Because they think the cold is an advantage. Most of the AFC contenders play in cold open stadiums though. Cincinnati Baltimore New York and most importantly my Kansas City Chiefs. Chiefs proved last year that cold doesn't mean shit because the best teams have the same conditions at their home.
A dome is not going to stop it from snowing outside and preventing everyone from getting to it. They can build the best dome they want but it wont matter if no one can get to it still. That is why.
Future Super Bowl Location Predictions:
Super Bowl LXII (2028): Ford Field, Detroit, Michigan
Super Bowl LXIII (2029): New Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
Super Bowl LXIV (2030): New Chicago Bears Stadium, Chicago, Illinois
Super Bowl LXV (2031): Stadium of the Future, Jacksonville, Florida
Super Bowl LXVI (2032): State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona
Super Bowl LXVII (2033): Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida
Super Bowl LXVIII (2034): Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
Super Bowl LXXI (2035): Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, Indiana
Super Bowl LXX (2036): U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Super Bowl LXXI (2037): Allegiant Stadium, Paradise, Nevada (Las Vegas)
Super Bowl LXXII (2038): Caesars Superdome, New Orleans, Louisiana
Super Bowl LXXIII (2039): AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas (Dallas)
Super Bowl LXXIV (2040): SoFi Stadium, Inglewood, California (Los Angeles)
Super Bowl LXXV (2041): Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
You forgot about the browns with their new stadium
NO PUBLIC MONEY FOR THE BEARS!!!!
Or any of these projects for that manner. It’s time these billionaire owners in the richest sports league in the world stop exploiting taxpayers.
Shut up
They’re one of the least wealthy ownership groups. They’re family’s wealth is almost entirely just the evaluation of the Bears, unlike many teams with genuine billionaire owners. Probably can’t entirely self fund a new stadium. They don’t own soldier field either.
@@JFeaser187 I’m well aware of that. I also absolutely do not care.
They should still regardless be able to secure the money through private channels, and if they can’t, then it’s not the responsibility of the tax payers.
I'm with ya! I'm not even a sports fan and it's ridiculous to see our tax dollars being poured into billion dollar vanity projects like these sporting venues. We as a society has completely lost the plot because of some dork's favorite sports team.
and with all of them the Rams stadium will still be the best
😂😂😂 for what was spent it had better be
Buffalo? A new stadium for a team that lost 4 SB in a row? Do us a favor, don't go to another SB. Lo! Just have another terrific season for your fans and then gracefully bow out of the playoffs.
A Superbowl coming to Tennessee
It is ridiculous that they build a 1.5 billions stadium in Buffalo, and it isn't a dome. All cold weather stadiums, at a MINIMUM, should be mandatory dome's
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The decision to go with an open-air design instead of a dome was influenced by the team's desire to maintain the traditional football atmosphere, including the unique weather elements that Buffalo fans are known to embrace. Plus, they've added features like radiant heating to keep fans warm. It's all about balancing tradition with comfort!
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Football is played outside in the elements. Weather has always been part of the game
That is just ignorant. You have no idea what the weather here is like, nor what the fans want. Don’t post when you have no clue. You just embarrass yourself
Yeah, because playing all football games in a dome where there is never the threat of inclement weather is SO exciting!
I don't really understand the Chicago stadium plans. One of the biggest problems that have plagued the team for decades is that they don't own Soldier Field. In the new plan, they dump billions in to it and still don't own it. Head-scratcher for sure.
Tbh, as nothing has been finalized, I think these plans on the lakefront is a chess game to get more favorable offers from the other competing sites around Chicago which will guarantee team ownership of the new stadium.
They used Arlington Heights as da chess move for downtown. Thing about DT stadium is traffic and parking. Can't tailgate qnd 1 way in 1 way out traffic jam
You've hit on some key points there! It's true, the Bears not owning Soldier Field has been a longstanding issue. The new lakefront plan might seem a bit puzzling at first glance, especially since they wouldn't own the new stadium either.
You could be right that this is a strategic move by the Bears. Floating the lakefront plan might be a way to spark more competitive offers from other locations that would give them the ownership they desire.
It'll be interesting to see how this all plays out. One thing's for sure: the Bears are determined to find a home that meets their needs, and they're not afraid to play the long game to get it.
Finally my Panthers featured on one of these videos. Now will it actually get built?
The cleveland design looks like my 8 yr old son designed it in 5 minutes. Looks bad. No SKILL at architecture anymore.RIDICULOUS. Sit at a computer, draw something up in 5 minutes and sale it for millions
They didn't show any new design really just pictures of the current stadium.
Local news renderings
They showed for a few seconds. It looks like a giant hexagon. Hilariously awful. Lmfao
So basically, these stadiums are today's shopping malls.
By the 2030s every NFL stadium will look like SoFi or Allegiant
I call them corporate welfare buildings. All the rich owners have no problem promoting Right Wing politicians who want to eliminate SS and Medicare but have no problem ripping tax payers off to build their for profit stadiums and milking PPP loans they never have to pay back. But don’t worry, they’ll provide a boat load of low benefit and paying jobs that can’t cover basic costs of living. I vote no on every stadium levy that comes up and hope more people do the same.
BADASS!!!!
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Why is Cleveland getting a stadium they suck
Maybe a new stadium will perk the team up and get them winning again. Bit let me guess, you already support a winning successful bandwagon team. I'm going to say Chiefs fan
Happy to hear that Arrowhead stadium will instead continue to live on instead of the Chiefs leaving the stadium for a brand new one. Such a legendary venue, plus a very unique design
Hey there! You're absolutely right, Arrowhead Stadium is a legendary venue with a ton of history. We're just as excited as you are to see it get some well-deserved upgrades that'll keep it a top-tier place to catch a game for years to come.
Arlington was always the play...
SUPER:))
Thanks for watching, and we are glad that you enjoyed it!
Great- Bank of America stadium- 13:20 lol DEI NFL! F that
Half of these stadiums are mmmm like ravens stadium really don't look that different bears stadium looks Vegas stadium chiefs new proposed stadium really and the Panthers stadium really oh u forgot the saints buccaneers
You've got a good eye for detail! You're right, some of the new stadiums might share similar design elements with existing ones. It's a common trend in stadium architecture, where certain features like open concourses, modern technology, and fan-friendly amenities are becoming the norm. But even with shared elements, each new stadium has its own unique personality and reflects the culture of its team and city.
@@MegaBuilds5280 and mean that with no disrespect I want 😂😂 no problems with ravens bears chiefs & panthers fans I don't no smoke 😂 just not feeling these renovations new stadiums they creating
Yeah yeah, blab blab. I have been so disappointed by my teams new stadium for so many reasons. As a 49'er fan the "New" stadium in Santa Clara, (Quite a ways from San Fran) really stinks. Early season games during the day and you fry in the sun on the east side while the tech billionaires on the west side sit in the shade and comfort in all those luxury suites.
With the "Stick" you had places to go and see because you were in San Fran, but now in Santa Clara, there is nothing around the stadium to see or do.
If you are rich the place might be OK, but if you are one of the unwashed masses you cannot even walk over in that area ! it's gated and guarded !!
I'm still a fan but I go to away games once or twice a season with friends and family. We will never go to Levi stadium again.
Oh, and the stadium is ugly on the outside and it takes me over 40 minutes longer to get there. Get a hint on how much I hate this "New" stadium.
The Bills, KC and Panthers are just basic looking and not at all impressive
An staduim must wear an staduim not traumatic like what they have done in Qatar. I have order this concept no one can use my paspoort for fraud cases!!!
The Buffalo stadium gonna be trash
Especially without the roof