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I hate the music. Either put it farther down in the mix or eliminate it altogether. You fine without it. Brook Park looks like an abandoned steel mill.
Especially the Jets and WHEN that's the case they'll do so in either Flushing, Long Island City, or Jamaica (soon to be dead Aqueduct Racetrack) or Brooklyn (Floyd Bennett Field) or Staten Island by paying for the stadium themselves along with private corporations to do so
I'm a Ravens fan, but I like and approve of the bills stadium. I know people complaining about the snow, but from what I heard, I believe they'll have a heating system installed to help with that.
Guess you never heard of Lake effect snow? Buffalo can get up to 18 inches or more during these events. They have to move games (Detroit )due to these events.
I'm not a Bill's fan (Pats fan), but I respect the decision to go open air. I think their fans would hate a dome. We embrace the cold weather here in the northeast.
As a Bills fan, i agree, there is going to be overhangs that cover 60% of seats and heated seats, thats all we need. A dome would have meant a turf field instead of the grass field they will be using. Buffalo won't get a SB regardless.
I want the next NFL stadium renderings (Washington or Carolina) to have a European esc design like Tottenham stadium or the bernabeu in Madrid and add a retractable roof instead of the new cookie cutter stadium design with a non retractable dome that seemingly looks to be the norm going forward. I'm not buying the "European style of stadiums doesn't work for U.S stadiums"
The Buffalo Bills stadium should have been built in downtown Buffalo. But it was estimated that by doing so it would have cost an additional $1 billion+ to build the infrastructure to support it. In addition, many of the homeowners in the area where this stadium would have been built downtown vowed they would fight any attempt to expropriate their homes/property
As someone who lives in the area there was no feasible way they could’ve build it downtown plus the tax for it would’ve been astronomical downtown. The owner and the city officials both agreed that they wanted to stay in Orchard Park but also it being outside was also the cheapest economically for taxpayers in Orchard Park. outside in downtown it would’ve been $25 million more just outside not counting the dome which would’ve been $10 million more than what the estimation of renovations were for the billion dollar investment with outdoor in Orchard Park just across the street from where the old stadium is. There was no feasible way they could have made that happen and most people wanted it in Orchard Park anyways.
Don't trust ANYTHING coming out of Chicago in reference to a new stadium being built for the Bears or the White Sox. They're both asking for too much money so unfortunately it's never going to happen. The Bears wasted taxpayer money on that awful renovation of Soldier Field and the place is still a dump. Guaranteed Rate Field is still pretty decent, so the Sox don't even need a new park, just a better team.
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13:19 Can Neo RFK Stadium be rebuilt for Washington Commanders, Old Glory DC, and DC Defenders in one stadium since the original RFK Stadium was demolished in 2026-2027 alongside FedEx Field?
Football was meant to be played outside. There’s not that many snow games and for all the babies that want to play indoors on fake turf and wreck their knees. They’re not thinking right
I wonder how much these organizations are considering the market relative to costs and availability of the best builders and materials? I'd like see a video that focuses on the race to secure crews and materials to keep costs as low as possible. Who is first in the cue? Where do the others sit in relation to that?
I give the Browns props for going with a more original design, however they should know better than to put it right next to an airport. The 49ers made that exact mistake.
The Bears might look to bring an AFC team to Chicago (Jacksonville?) to Arlington Heights. The alternative is a ballpark for the White Sox or a NASCAR Facility (why not? The street race and a permanent facility would work)
The Browns should be ashame of themselves, moving from the lake. It does not look like a stadium. Add on th existing, build up downtown, and keep the history of location of the stadium. POOR CLEVELAND....always mistakes made...
Can you imagine what it must be like to be Lamar Hunt? You were born a billionaire who accomplished absolutely nothing apart from your daddy's money, and then the greatest player of his generation (who has the potential to be the best EVER) fell right into your lap at 10. And because of all those breaks going your way, you're in a position to demand a new stadium that the state of Kansas is more than happy to provide! 😅
The Cincinnati Bengals and the local news here just released some info on a possible new stadium worth $1.2Bs within the last hour…any info you can find or future video would be awesome!
All the stadiums (except the Bills stadium) are not yet financially secure - many count on mixed use areas that are most likely going to be very expensive and not affordable and may not ever be built. Many of the teams mentioned are considering moving to other areas depending on taxpayer money and like the rejection by taxpayers the Kansas Chiefs may be moving to another area but would still face the problem of using taxpayer dollars. Everything other than comments about the Bills are questionable/speculation because of taxpayer funding and costs not even including all the cost over runs. Your projection are simply that - projections/speculations - the only firm is the Bills new stadium with financing already in place - and please - don't count on surrounding facilities/businesses - most likely they would not be filled because of high costs and limited usage/access. All this has been interesting but certainly not credible.
Detroit should host Super Bowl LXII in 2028 Tennessee should host Super Bowl LXIII in 2029 Chicago should host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030 Jacksonville should host Super Bowl LXV in 2031
1:24 when Nissan Stadium gets demolished, Tennessee Titans my play at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee while new Nashville stadium gets finish
Panthers should knock current stadium down and building a new one Bank of America stadium is in a perfect spot in downtown Charlotte all the need to do is relocate to Columbia,SC and play in Williams Brice Stadium.As far as tge Redskins I am one who feels that the Wizards should build an arena along with a Redskins stadium @ the old RFK and rename it RFK Field
In my opinion, should the NFL ever expand again within the future, I hope the following cities would at least consider getting teams: Albany (A New Stadium In Albany NY) Auckland (Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand) Austin (A New Stadium In Austin TX) Berlin (A New Stadium In Berlin Germany) Birmingham (Protective Stadium, Birmingham AL) Columbus (A New Stadium In Columbus OH) Hartford (Rentschler Field, Hartford CT) London (Wembley Stadium, London England) Louisville (Cardinal Stadium, Louisville KY) Madrid (A New Stadium In Madrid Spain) Mexico City (Estadio Azteca, Mexico City Mexico) Montreal (Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, Montreal QB) Oklahoma City (A New Stadium In Oklahoma City OK) Omaha (A New Stadium In Omaha NE) Orlando (Camping World Stadium, Orlando FL) Ottawa (TD Place, Ottawa ON) Paris (Parc De Princes, Paris France) Portland (Providence Park, Portland OR) Sacramento (A New Stadium In Sacramento CA) Salt Lake City (Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City UT) San Antonio (Alamodome, San Antonio TX) San Diego (Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego CA) St. Louis (The Dome At America’s Center, St. Louis MO) Sydney (Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park Australia) Toronto (BMO Field, Toronto ON) Vancouver (BC Place, Vancouver BC)
I hate the music. Either put it farther down in the mix or eliminate it altogether. You fine without it.
Brook Park looks like an abandoned steel mill.
In his discord he said he'd turn it down so I'm confused to see him not change it at all
Largely opinionated, the music is excellent. Not nearly as loud as his previous vids
Soon every team will have Allegiant Stadium
Especially the Jets and WHEN that's the case they'll do so in either Flushing, Long Island City, or Jamaica (soon to be dead Aqueduct Racetrack) or Brooklyn (Floyd Bennett Field) or Staten Island by paying for the stadium themselves along with private corporations to do so
Except buffalo and green bay.
At least fans wont freeze their ass off trying to support their teams
Not the colts, Lucas oil is timeless and I don’t see it getting replaced
@@trentbishop5307 but that one is still a dome.
I'm a Ravens fan, but I like and approve of the bills stadium. I know people complaining about the snow, but from what I heard, I believe they'll have a heating system installed to help with that.
Guess you never heard of Lake effect snow? Buffalo can get up to 18 inches or more during these events. They have to move games (Detroit )due to these events.
No more music
It wasn't that bad.
He can adjust the mix a little to make it a little lower
I'm not a Bill's fan (Pats fan), but I respect the decision to go open air. I think their fans would hate a dome. We embrace the cold weather here in the northeast.
As a Bills fan, i agree, there is going to be overhangs that cover 60% of seats and heated seats, thats all we need. A dome would have meant a turf field instead of the grass field they will be using. Buffalo won't get a SB regardless.
Bandwagon for going for patriots cause they have won so much the only way u go for them is because they are good
I want the next NFL stadium renderings (Washington or Carolina) to have a European esc design like Tottenham stadium or the bernabeu in Madrid and add a retractable roof instead of the new cookie cutter stadium design with a non retractable dome that seemingly looks to be the norm going forward. I'm not buying the "European style of stadiums doesn't work for U.S stadiums"
The Bills stadium is supposedly modeled after Tottenham.
Illinois is close to bankruptcy. I can't see how the state/taxpayer is going to fork up money for something like a football stadium
The Buffalo Bills stadium should have been built in downtown Buffalo. But it was estimated that by doing so it would have cost an additional $1 billion+ to build the infrastructure to support it. In addition, many of the homeowners in the area where this stadium would have been built downtown vowed they would fight any attempt to expropriate their homes/property
F that ...buffalo is about tailgating not possible downtown
As someone who lives in the area there was no feasible way they could’ve build it downtown plus the tax for it would’ve been astronomical downtown. The owner and the city officials both agreed that they wanted to stay in Orchard Park but also it being outside was also the cheapest economically for taxpayers in Orchard Park. outside in downtown it would’ve been $25 million more just outside not counting the dome which would’ve been $10 million more than what the estimation of renovations were for the billion dollar investment with outdoor in Orchard Park just across the street from where the old stadium is. There was no feasible way they could have made that happen and most people wanted it in Orchard Park anyways.
I am glad Buffalo and GB will always be outdoors. At least will have a couple teams play in the snow.
Are we in Tron now?
Don't trust ANYTHING coming out of Chicago in reference to a new stadium being built for the Bears or the White Sox. They're both asking for too much money so unfortunately it's never going to happen. The Bears wasted taxpayer money on that awful renovation of Soldier Field and the place is still a dump. Guaranteed Rate Field is still pretty decent, so the Sox don't even need a new park, just a better team.
Built with tax payer money but not built for the tax payers. Overpriced
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A lot of players came out against turf, blaming it for increased injuries. I'm suprised more teams arent going with a retractable roof
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Buffalo is just copy paste of Tottenham. Love it 😎
Open air stadiums way better for homefield advantage
13:19 Can Neo RFK Stadium be rebuilt for Washington Commanders, Old Glory DC, and DC Defenders in one stadium since the original RFK Stadium was demolished in 2026-2027 alongside FedEx Field?
The new Bears stadium is supposed to be 3.2 billion
Football was meant to be played outside. There’s not that many snow games and for all the babies that want to play indoors on fake turf and wreck their knees. They’re not thinking right
9:24 The United Football League should bring back the Jacksonville Black Bulls to New Jaguars Stadium
I wonder how much these organizations are considering the market relative to costs and availability of the best builders and materials? I'd like see a video that focuses on the race to secure crews and materials to keep costs as low as possible. Who is first in the cue? Where do the others sit in relation to that?
I give the Browns props for going with a more original design, however they should know better than to put it right next to an airport.
The 49ers made that exact mistake.
The Bears might look to bring an AFC team to Chicago (Jacksonville?) to Arlington Heights. The alternative is a ballpark for the White Sox or a NASCAR Facility (why not? The street race and a permanent facility would work)
Bro what, this is the most clueless thing I’ve ever heard 😭
Can you please raise the volume on the music?
Why do some of you narrators pronounce the Jacksonville team...Jaulars or Jagwires, it is pronounced... JAGWARS!!
Exactly!
The Browns should be ashame of themselves, moving from the lake. It does not look like a stadium. Add on th existing, build up downtown, and keep the history of location of the stadium. POOR CLEVELAND....always mistakes made...
Can you imagine what it must be like to be Lamar Hunt? You were born a billionaire who accomplished absolutely nothing apart from your daddy's money, and then the greatest player of his generation (who has the potential to be the best EVER) fell right into your lap at 10.
And because of all those breaks going your way, you're in a position to demand a new stadium that the state of Kansas is more than happy to provide! 😅
The Cincinnati Bengals and the local news here just released some info on a possible new stadium worth $1.2Bs within the last hour…any info you can find or future video would be awesome!
Nissan Stadium is a Square Version of The Raiders New Stadium! Very barebones and boring!😮💨
All the stadiums (except the Bills stadium) are not yet financially secure - many count on mixed use areas that are most likely going to be very expensive and not affordable and may not ever be built. Many of the teams mentioned are considering moving to other areas depending on taxpayer money and like the rejection by taxpayers the Kansas Chiefs may be moving to another area but would still face the problem of using taxpayer dollars. Everything other than comments about the Bills are questionable/speculation because of taxpayer funding and costs not even including all the cost over runs. Your projection are simply that - projections/speculations - the only firm is the Bills new stadium with financing already in place - and please - don't count on surrounding facilities/businesses - most likely they would not be filled because of high costs and limited usage/access. All this has been interesting but certainly not credible.
Nissan stadium looks gorgeous..very impressive
That Cleveland Browns rendering is…something…
It will never get green lit there so many road blocks on that project I77 will be finished before that and they been working on that shit ten years 😂
I believe the Khan family wants to stay in Jacksonville. Superbowl someday in a new stadium maybe but doubt Wrestlemania lol
Buffalo should have a dome. Nobody can enjoy a game in cold rain wind and snow. I don't care how much they fake it. It sucks
3:07 United Football League should bring back the Chicago Enforcers at New Bears Stadium
9:38 The Khans got money….🤷🏾♂️
I would want Stadiums to be Retractable
They spent 275 million on that renovation to BoA stadium
Detroit should host Super Bowl LXII in 2028
Tennessee should host Super Bowl LXIII in 2029
Chicago should host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030
Jacksonville should host Super Bowl LXV in 2031
5:49 The Cleveland Browns should play at Progressive Park while the Guardians get a new Stadium in Brooks Park
Teams saw ATT Stadium n said, “i want that….” Ya welcome or Im sorry?? Idk. 🤣
11:12 SEE…LOOKS JUST LIKE ATT STADIUM…
1:24 when Nissan Stadium gets demolished, Tennessee Titans my play at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee while new Nashville stadium gets finish
I Doubt It. When The Oilers Moved, They Did A Pit 🛑 In Memphis & The Attendance Was Horrible!!!
Football should be played outside on grass, period. At the very least on grass.
GRASS!!!
jets stadium need updated
Stupid not to have a roof on it
Panthers should knock current stadium down and building a new one Bank of America stadium is in a perfect spot in downtown Charlotte all the need to do is relocate to Columbia,SC and play in Williams Brice Stadium.As far as tge Redskins I am one who feels that the Wizards should build an arena along with a Redskins stadium @ the old RFK and rename it RFK Field
I thought you were gonna suggest that Haslam would move the browns to another city. Scared me for a sec.
The Bears stadium renderings are awesome! I hope it works out somehow in Chicago.
In my opinion, should the NFL ever expand again within the future, I hope the following cities would at least consider getting teams:
Albany (A New Stadium In Albany NY)
Auckland (Eden Park, Auckland New Zealand)
Austin (A New Stadium In Austin TX)
Berlin (A New Stadium In Berlin Germany)
Birmingham (Protective Stadium, Birmingham AL)
Columbus (A New Stadium In Columbus OH)
Hartford (Rentschler Field, Hartford CT)
London (Wembley Stadium, London England)
Louisville (Cardinal Stadium, Louisville KY)
Madrid (A New Stadium In Madrid Spain)
Mexico City (Estadio Azteca, Mexico City Mexico)
Montreal (Percival Molson Memorial Stadium, Montreal QB)
Oklahoma City (A New Stadium In Oklahoma City OK)
Omaha (A New Stadium In Omaha NE)
Orlando (Camping World Stadium, Orlando FL)
Ottawa (TD Place, Ottawa ON)
Paris (Parc De Princes, Paris France)
Portland (Providence Park, Portland OR)
Sacramento (A New Stadium In Sacramento CA)
Salt Lake City (Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City UT)
San Antonio (Alamodome, San Antonio TX)
San Diego (Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego CA)
St. Louis (The Dome At America’s Center, St. Louis MO)
Sydney (Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park Australia)
Toronto (BMO Field, Toronto ON)
Vancouver (BC Place, Vancouver BC)
Not a bad list
The browns stadium looks more like a mall than a stadium
Allegiant Stadium Sofi, the stadium
Brown Stadiums looks like a Mega Chruch😂😂
That’s not the official look my guy.
No way shovels are in the ground in 2025 for the Bears stadium after all it is Chicago
Exactly. They won't even have all the palms greased by then.😂
Who are the Jagwires?
Everyone's getting a Dome
No unique looks to any of these new stadiums same build
This! Atlanta, Minnesota, and Los Angeles had very Unique designs to them! At least the Bills and the Browns are attempting to do something different!
Hell with The NFL
GO BEARS 💙🧡💯
The Royals are leaving? Where are they going?
Nowhere
Prometheus!
Crank up the music! Not loud enough! More music!!!!
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the Browns should move to Baltimore
Again?
The day after the Ravens move to Indy.
Hell nah
All cold weather stadiums need to be domed. Period. Nissan Stadium looks fantastic! My Giants need to dome Metlife immediately!
No, they shouldn’t football was meant to play outside on grass of course if you never played football, you wouldn’t understand