@@reptonplaya It is, but I can tell that aesthetically the outside will get dated quickly. Its been open 8 years now and I still think it looks sort of too angular
Been saying that for the last 10 years. All these teams are being owned by mega wealthy owners and companies or trusts. They can all fund their own dam^ buildings.
the reason why the teams get public funding is because the teams aren’t the only ones benefiting from the stadiums. A new state of the art stadium brings in tons of money for the cities and boost the local economy in a big way. not to mention a fancy new stadium pretty much guarantees the city will host a super bowl, which is the holy grail of tourism in america. Owners should definitely be picking up most of the tab, but i see no reason why the cities can’t pitch in a little since they’re gonna be reaping the benefits.
No issue with new Highmark not having a roof. The main reason those intense snow games get postponed is due to the hazardous travel conditions, not the playing surface. Putting a dome up wouldn't change anything.
I'm glad they added a little shield up there so less wind can come into the bowl and just go over it. And a great additions of those heaters as well. Still have the home field advantage of the open arena while the fans can be more comfortable lol even if only a little bit more.
I agree football in a dome is isn’t too bad I’m from Syracuse I would definitely love for Syracuse to have an outdoor football stadium I do like the dome not a huge fan of baseball in a dome at all I have a feeling the new rfk stadium will have a dome or retractable roof I would love a new rfk stadium I think we will see one in another 5 five years & fedex field will be a concrete slab in 10 years
funny, the rendering shown for arrowhead is actually the original drawing for the initial plan for arrowhead and Kauffmann. the entire complex was to have a moving roof on a track that could be either placed over arrowhead or kauffmann depending on who was playing. never got built because it was beyond budget. pretty interesting
Mile High Stadium is now 25 years old, and there is new ownership. One thing about Mile High is that they built it with the possibility of having a roof installed later. But like Buffalo, Denver likes having weather influence the game - and promote the ski industry.
Out here near Arlington heights would be very convenient travel wise if you coming from city. You have the interstate and metra train station within walking distance of potential stadium.
That Jets stadium was voted on by the NFL owners to host Super Bowl XLIV (which ended up being the one the Saints won). The vote was of course conditional that they build that stadium. After a couple of years and nothing started, they NFL threw in the towel and relocated the game. Instead of a revote, the owners to just give it the second place finsher. And that's how Miami got to host just three years after the previous host. In fact, giving them XLIV may have happened before XLI was played. As we all know, the NFL ended up voting to give NY Super Bowl XLVIII. Despite it being outside in cold weather. I guess the NFL was really disappointed in not having a NY Super Bowl that they removed the indoor requirement at least that one time.
And yet the corrupt cherry-picking NFL will NEVER waive the "indoor/domed stadium requirement" for a northern city to host a Super Bowl other than preferentially-treated NYC ... despite the FACT that Buffalo is the ONLY team from NY and is building a new stadium !!!!!!!!!!!!!! (the Jets and Giants are really from New Jersey).
Dude your videos always ALWAYS Gets a Thumbs Up and shared from me. Love your channel and all that you do for obsessed fans of Stadiums like myself lol. Keep up the hard work. We appreciate all that you do. A+++++
The huge difference between Cleveland desperate to replace their stadium and Pittsburgh being happy to keep their old stadium is that Pittsburgh isn't on a Great Lake...the lake effect snow and wind conditions is something Pittsburgh doesnt have to deal with. The annoyance of normal midwest winter conditions is clicked up a thousand percent along the lakefront of Lake Erie (or Michigan)... i was raised in Canton, Ohio, where we got the lower part of the lake effect blizzards...a dozen miles south of us got a foot of snow, Akron/Canton got 2-4 feet, Cleveland got 5-8 feet along the lake. It's a real thing and compounds teams like Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and Green Bay...with the teams on the east end of the lakes much worse off than those on the west side of the Lakes. But the Lakes create their own issues no other teams have to deal with. It can take hours to get the snowfall that elsewhere takes days to achieve in the midwest/mideast.
Lake effect snow is crazy specific. My buddy took a picture of the parking g lot at his warehouse (maybe 200 yards long). One side: A dusting to maybe an inch. Other side: Couldn't even tell who's car was who's after being sunny 8 hours earlier lol.
The obvious reason for all of this is finally becoming transparent. Special events! Nissan Stadium, Browns Stadium, Arrowhead, the dome in St. Louis (and more) were totally fine; or could have been renovated for $300m or less. However, the old model for stadiums became obsolete once So-Fi was built. The new model is week-long special events and that requires a dome, plus development around the stadium.
Paycor Stadium is currently undergoing some minor renovations, which are mostly seating and access upgrades. The lease expires in 2026, and it's unlikely a new stadium is built at that time. Major bridge construction has started right next to the stadium, leaving little available space to build.
Damn real..DUUUVALL!!..But dude made it sound like the city doesn't supprt the deal..They don't check things out before they make these videos..He doesn't know its pretty much a done deal..The tentative agreement will come out next month amd City Council has been apart of the deal from the start..
@@MrTimothy87 Deal is pretty much done. It should go official either around the draft or early may. They're already doing the surveys to locate all the water, sewage, and electrical lines under the stadium.
If you look at the new Nissan stadium it’s very similar to the mls Nashville SC stadium Geodis Park. I like the closeness in design, I’m not a Tennessee person but it’s nice that the sports teams share colors and style.
The heating system is only in place to protect the playing surface. It can be used sort of like a heater, but youre not looking at ridiculous ice age weather.
that airplane hangar looking rendering over Arrowhead looks cool as it’s possibly iconic enough with the unique shape and crowd noise for it to be a historic building like Lanbeau or Wrigley and Fenway in baseball that they stay in it for over 70+ years if it’s possible to make it climate controlled and with the Royals moving they’ll have plenty of space as that’s a sea of parking around it
I love MetLife Stadium, and I'll love it even more when it gets grass, but I'd love to see them move into the city. Growing up, I had to travel to Jersey the day before the game and spend the night there to get to a Jets day game. It would've been so much more ideal to simply be able to take a bus to a game. I hope we get it done. It'll give an unprecedented boost to the team's revenue.
They will not move due to there would be no tailgating at the a stadium in NYC. They still can add things to Metlife on the outside to get rid of that horrible AC unit look and build other stuff outside.
@@wyldebill4178 They're supposed to host the World Cup final, you must have grass to host any world cup game. Even Mercedes Benz is putting in Grass for the world cup.
3:37 while Nissan Stadium gets demolished, The Tennessee Titans should play at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee when the new Nashville Stadium reopens in 2028
Exploring the future of NFL stadiums is quite an adventure! It's fascinating to see how design, technology, and fan experiences are evolving. The next decade promises some amazing developments, from eco-friendly initiatives to cutting-edge technology that enhances the game-day experience. It's a testament to how sports can bring us together, pushing the boundaries of innovation while creating spaces where fans can share unforgettable moments. Here's to the future stadiums that will not only host thrilling games but also become landmarks of their communities!
As a Browns fan, when i was younger, i didn't care about the elements. I went to a couple of Browns games when i was a kid in blizzard-like conditions coming off of Lake Erie. Nowadays, considering how much money you gotta spend to attend a sporting event, my primary concern is BEING COMFORTABLE!! That being said, it's high time the Browns and the city of Cleveland(or Brook Park) build either a fixed-roof or domed stadium. If you're gonna spend upwards to $2 billion dollars for a new home, might as well do it right!!!
The Jets and Giants are 50/50 owners in MetLife stadium. Both teams have the same ability to opt out, but if one team chooses to opt out, it locks the other team into remaining in the stadium for the rest of the lease. As others have mentioned, the site the Jets contemplated in the 2000's had no space for parking/tailgating, and has been partially developed and turned into Hudson Yards. There isn't the space there for a modern football stadium anymore, much less what was originally envisioned 20 years ago. And I have no clue where else they could go.
Well maybe the Jets and Giants could move out on Long Island, or north of the city -- at least that way they'd once again be New YORK teams (instead of New JERSEY teams). Or, perhaps will all the urban flight from NYC, more real estate will become abandoned and bulldozed sites could be transformed into space for a new Manhattan stadium.
@@wingedbuffalo4670The Jets should build the stadium next to the Nassau Coliseum with expanded parking lot and with the translucent roof and the Giants can build it in either Westchester or Rockland county and as for the Meadowlands the stadium would be replaced with offices retail and residential housing for all
One extra tidbit on Arrowhead Stadium: the concrete and rebar it was built out of were only rated to last 50 years, so it's quickly reaching its endpoint. At the very least, every piece of concrete will have to be replaced.
"IF" that's true about a 50 year concrete and rebar rating at Arrowhead Stadium, it's ALREADY past its replacement time (I believe Arrowhead opened for the 1972 season). The Chiefs better hope a catastrophic building collapse doesn't occur while fans are in attendance and the stadium is shaking ... or I can imagine a MASSIVE class-action lawsit by injured fans (and the estates of deceased fans) will soon follow. The Chiefs' combined payroll wouldn't be able to pay that judgment.
This guy said the Soldier Field renovation of the "early 2000's" was over a billion dollars. That's not accurate at all. The final cost was $632 million.
15:13 the Jets Manhattan stadium was not proposed in 2007, it was proposed way earlier than that because guess what dummy, Public position caused the stadium to be canceled in 2005 and the vote to host the Olympics was held in July 2007 in which they finished fourth, beating only Moscow.
I'd like to see you do a video on possible NFL quality Stadiums being proposed to be built in cities without a team, in hopes of luring one? Salt Lake City, Oakland, San Antonio/Austin all come to mind.
Im surprised all NFL teams don't just go with a dome or at least a retractable roof. Not only does that give you the option to leave it open for the cities that like the elements, but it also eliminates having to postpone or cancel games due to lighting in the area and also gives them the ability to host a super bowl. I think it would be cool if the super bowl took turns being hosted in all 32 cities on a rotation instead of the same old warm city areas every year.
Anyone notice that there are not a lot of domed stadiums in the north? Seattle, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Buffalo, NYC, and New England all play open air.
I'm surprised to not hear at all a Commanders relocation to Virginia Beach. The Metro population is over 1.7 million it could certainly support a franchise
Buffalo had to relocate 1 game due to snow in recent history and delay 1 playoff game. A dome would not fix this issue, the decisions are made because of impossible travel conditions
Ive heard differently about Acrisure Stadium (Steelers), they do want a new stadium, but its still at the very beginning phases not even Phase 1...too many things outdated
Idk how I feel about that KC rendering. Looked kinda weird. Their already going to start renovations on arrowhead starting this year, 2024-2026 for the World Cup. With royals getting a new stadium there is a chance the chiefs get a sliding/retractable roof on like rails. That’s what the very first idea was for arrowhead way back before it was built. Arrowhead is the third oldest stadium in the NFL and it has never hosted a Super Bowl. The only way I see them hosting one is to have a retractable roof.
As a fan of Washington, to add to the current situation. They might be changing their name again. But may have found a location. They plan on building at the RFK sight. The wizards and capitals are moving to VA and congress gave RFK rights to DC. So that seems to be the likely situation for Washington. It’s a lot of real estate, so they have room to build a huge complex.
Quick thing about the Bills and "It seems like one game a year is being postponed"... there are no hotels within walking distance of the site, so a roof would do _nothing_ to fix that. They would _prefer_ people in the stands but let's be honest, 2020 proved they don't need them completely... but still, seriously, you need at least both teams, the officials and at least one cameraman to make it to the stadium. So that's not a factor, and they had to figure out if there's anything that would be worth a roof otherwise. Not enough hotels for a Super Bowl, it's warm enough in April for WrestleMania (and you _know_ they're never getting anything bigger than a SummerSlam anyway), what else is there? And they're building the stadium as its own windbreak anyway, which, truth be told, was the most brutal part of that game in December I was at.
Great content. Friendly suggestion; work with a voice coach. Your voice is so nasally, twangy, and loud, that it is annoying to listen to, especially over a long time frame. It's an easy fix, and would bring your delivery up to the same professional level as your research.
Years ago as a Browns fan I was deadset against any dome. After 6-7 years of kinda THE worst weather imaginable, I am over it. Build the dome. The Brookpark location is honestly amazing, not a fan of the current location, it's impossible to get to .
I'm not a fan of Brookpark. There's nothing over there but the airport and factories. They'd have to build more than just a stadium to make it attractive.
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At least twelve people who attended the Kansas City vs. Miami playoff game on January 13, 2024, had to have fingers or toes amputated due to frostbite. No home field advantage is worth making your fans suffer through that. Putting a domed stadium in cold weather cities makes all the sense in the world.
With the PSL prices and higher ticket prices, 62,000 is probably a spot on capacity. They are also adding around a 1,000 more standing room spots. I may go to a game once every 3 years. It’s easier and cheaper to sit at home. I’m no spring chicken any more. I’ll be 60 when this fortress is finished. I like being warm. LOL.
@@jamespayne5916 Sure if they think about money. I want football to be a sport for all fans. But hey I'm from Sweden so can only watch games thanks to NFL Game Pass lol. But I love huge full stadiums and Bills is my team over there.
Domes are better! Professional sports should not be canceled/postponed due to weather! They have too much money, slap a retractable roof on every mlb/Nfl stadium and call it a day!
The Super Bowl in Met Life was a disaster everyone left half way though the game because it was so cold. I get the sentiment but indoors is the way the NFL is going, they might still be a few outdoor Super Bowls when it goes back to Hard Rock in Miami.
Every NFL team who plays in a colder environment should be forced to have an outdoor stadium, even the Vikings. Southern teams can have roof if they want to
Your info about the Bears is incorrect. They have abandoned the idea of a suburb stadium already and are planning on rebuilding in the south loop near where the old stadium already was.
The Vikings' stadium definitely set off the drive for a lot of translucent roofs.
It’s a beautiful stadium
@@reptonplaya It is, but I can tell that aesthetically the outside will get dated quickly. Its been open 8 years now and I still think it looks sort of too angular
@@GenX_-um2ct for a stadium the outside isn't nearly as important as the inside though
It is really quite a Stadium!
@@GenX_-um2ctWhen they were building it I hated it but once it was done I loved it. Designed after a Viking Long house.
Cities should not be footing the bill for these stadiums if they want a new stadium they can pay for it themselves.
Been saying that for the last 10 years. All these teams are being owned by mega wealthy owners and companies or trusts. They can all fund their own dam^ buildings.
@@scotttildSomeone told me "Well the Pegulas don't have 6 billion LIQUID, duh" and I responded "Yeah but I think they could _raise_ that much."
the reason why the teams get public funding is because the teams aren’t the only ones benefiting from the stadiums. A new state of the art stadium brings in tons of money for the cities and boost the local economy in a big way. not to mention a fancy new stadium pretty much guarantees the city will host a super bowl, which is the holy grail of tourism in america. Owners should definitely be picking up most of the tab, but i see no reason why the cities can’t pitch in a little since they’re gonna be reaping the benefits.
Yeah, but then the owners get to lose billions of their own money and we can't have that happening. /s
@@ryanandwhatnot lot of studies out there that prove stadiums don't have the economic impact that these owners and leagues say they do
No issue with new Highmark not having a roof. The main reason those intense snow games get postponed is due to the hazardous travel conditions, not the playing surface. Putting a dome up wouldn't change anything.
That weather isn’t helping them win games lol
If anything, a dome would eliminate a home-field advantage
I'm glad they added a little shield up there so less wind can come into the bowl and just go over it. And a great additions of those heaters as well. Still have the home field advantage of the open arena while the fans can be more comfortable lol even if only a little bit more.
Also for future Super Bowls, dome is necesary
Buffalo doesn’t have the infrastructure to host the super bowl
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New drinking game. Take a shot every time he says translucent
The way the tickets prices are going true the fuckn roofhow give a fuck about new stadium
Or decrepit😂
facts
No more dome stadiums. Football is meant to be played outside
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Naw some places are too cold for no domes
I agree football in a dome is isn’t too bad I’m from Syracuse I would definitely love for Syracuse to have an outdoor football stadium I do like the dome not a huge fan of baseball in a dome at all I have a feeling the new rfk stadium will have a dome or retractable roof I would love a new rfk stadium I think we will see one in another 5 five years & fedex field will be a concrete slab in 10 years
Get with the times 🤣
Nashville need to fix this pothole problem before they try n build a stadium
More like the entire state of Tennessee needs to fix pothole issues.
I'm from Nashville and live in Houston TN is wonderful
@@BryanOverall-jg7myYou haven'tbeen here since the pothole issue. It's not wonderful
^^^^ I was there a week ago. Cab driver was cussing like a MF'er
funny, the rendering shown for arrowhead is actually the original drawing for the initial plan for arrowhead and Kauffmann. the entire complex was to have a moving roof on a track that could be either placed over arrowhead or kauffmann depending on who was playing. never got built because it was beyond budget. pretty interesting
Mile High Stadium is now 25 years old, and there is new ownership. One thing about Mile High is that they built it with the possibility of having a roof installed later. But like Buffalo, Denver likes having weather influence the game - and promote the ski industry.
Lambeau Field will always be the best
Out here near Arlington heights would be very convenient travel wise if you coming from city. You have the interstate and metra train station within walking distance of potential stadium.
Actually, the new Highmark Stadium is set to open in 2026. The same goes with the Nissan Stadium in 2027 instead of 2028.
That Jets stadium was voted on by the NFL owners to host Super Bowl XLIV (which ended up being the one the Saints won). The vote was of course conditional that they build that stadium. After a couple of years and nothing started, they NFL threw in the towel and relocated the game. Instead of a revote, the owners to just give it the second place finsher. And that's how Miami got to host just three years after the previous host. In fact, giving them XLIV may have happened before XLI was played. As we all know, the NFL ended up voting to give NY Super Bowl XLVIII. Despite it being outside in cold weather. I guess the NFL was really disappointed in not having a NY Super Bowl that they removed the indoor requirement at least that one time.
Well, it has to look like that? Looks like a UFO, Shit. And I wonder if tax payers are paying for it?.
And yet the corrupt cherry-picking NFL will NEVER waive the "indoor/domed stadium requirement" for a northern city to host a Super Bowl other than preferentially-treated NYC ... despite the FACT that Buffalo is the ONLY team from NY and is building a new stadium !!!!!!!!!!!!!! (the Jets and Giants are really from New Jersey).
Dude your videos always ALWAYS Gets a Thumbs Up and shared from me. Love your channel and all that you do for obsessed fans of Stadiums like myself lol. Keep up the hard work. We appreciate all that you do. A+++++
The huge difference between Cleveland desperate to replace their stadium and Pittsburgh being happy to keep their old stadium is that Pittsburgh isn't on a Great Lake...the lake effect snow and wind conditions is something Pittsburgh doesnt have to deal with. The annoyance of normal midwest winter conditions is clicked up a thousand percent along the lakefront of Lake Erie (or Michigan)... i was raised in Canton, Ohio, where we got the lower part of the lake effect blizzards...a dozen miles south of us got a foot of snow, Akron/Canton got 2-4 feet, Cleveland got 5-8 feet along the lake. It's a real thing and compounds teams like Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and Green Bay...with the teams on the east end of the lakes much worse off than those on the west side of the Lakes. But the Lakes create their own issues no other teams have to deal with. It can take hours to get the snowfall that elsewhere takes days to achieve in the midwest/mideast.
Lake effect snow is crazy specific. My buddy took a picture of the parking g lot at his warehouse (maybe 200 yards long). One side: A dusting to maybe an inch. Other side: Couldn't even tell who's car was who's after being sunny 8 hours earlier lol.
New Nissan Stadium is scheduled to open in 2027. Wrestlemania has already been planned for April that year.
terrible news
Omg are you saying wrestlemainia is gonna be there I gonna scream
The owner of the Panthers has already said that he's not doing a dome. A retractable roof is the closest thing to it.
Do future nhl arenas plus possible new ones. A lot of buzz with those rn
The obvious reason for all of this is finally becoming transparent. Special events! Nissan Stadium, Browns Stadium, Arrowhead, the dome in St. Louis (and more) were totally fine; or could have been renovated for $300m or less. However, the old model for stadiums became obsolete once So-Fi was built. The new model is week-long special events and that requires a dome, plus development around the stadium.
cool video, i love this
Paycor Stadium is currently undergoing some minor renovations, which are mostly seating and access upgrades. The lease expires in 2026, and it's unlikely a new stadium is built at that time. Major bridge construction has started right next to the stadium, leaving little available space to build.
The Jags stadium renovation is going to be sick!!
Not going to happen. Public hss no appetite to pay for 1/2 the cost
Damn real..DUUUVALL!!..But dude made it sound like the city doesn't supprt the deal..They don't check things out before they make these videos..He doesn't know its pretty much a done deal..The tentative agreement will come out next month amd City Council has been apart of the deal from the start..
@@MrTimothy87 Deal is pretty much done. It should go official either around the draft or early may. They're already doing the surveys to locate all the water, sewage, and electrical lines under the stadium.
In London wembley probably can’t have a pool there though
@58twright lol Deal is done my man. With a 30-year lease. Jags are in Duval to stay.
If you look at the new Nissan stadium it’s very similar to the mls Nashville SC stadium Geodis Park. I like the closeness in design, I’m not a Tennessee person but it’s nice that the sports teams share colors and style.
The heating system is only in place to protect the playing surface. It can be used sort of like a heater, but youre not looking at ridiculous ice age weather.
New Highmark will be open in 2026.
that airplane hangar looking rendering over Arrowhead looks cool as it’s possibly iconic enough with the unique shape and crowd noise for it to be a historic building like Lanbeau or Wrigley and Fenway in baseball that they stay in it for over 70+ years if it’s possible to make it climate controlled and with the Royals moving they’ll have plenty of space as that’s a sea of parking around it
I like Arrowhead but it's so old school. Reminds me of trying to the Pontiac Silverdome in Detroit. It's hard to get to
Good voice. Nice cadence. So lacking in football youtubers. Thank you.
I love MetLife Stadium, and I'll love it even more when it gets grass, but I'd love to see them move into the city. Growing up, I had to travel to Jersey the day before the game and spend the night there to get to a Jets day game. It would've been so much more ideal to simply be able to take a bus to a game. I hope we get it done. It'll give an unprecedented boost to the team's revenue.
They will not move due to there would be no tailgating at the a stadium in NYC. They still can add things to Metlife on the outside to get rid of that horrible AC unit look and build other stuff outside.
They aren’t getting grass
@@wyldebill4178for the workout yea
@@wyldebill4178They will especially when the World Cup shows up…
@@wyldebill4178 They're supposed to host the World Cup final, you must have grass to host any world cup game. Even Mercedes Benz is putting in Grass for the world cup.
3:37 while Nissan Stadium gets demolished, The Tennessee Titans should play at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee when the new Nashville Stadium reopens in 2028
Exploring the future of NFL stadiums is quite an adventure! It's fascinating to see how design, technology, and fan experiences are evolving. The next decade promises some amazing developments, from eco-friendly initiatives to cutting-edge technology that enhances the game-day experience. It's a testament to how sports can bring us together, pushing the boundaries of innovation while creating spaces where fans can share unforgettable moments. Here's to the future stadiums that will not only host thrilling games but also become landmarks of their communities!
Wonder what the update to Jacksonville stadium will do for the UGA Bulldogs and Fl Gators game?
Your voice is beyond MONOTONOUS
Arrowhead/Kaufman already has a two foundations for a roof that was going to roll between the two stadiums.
Bro thinks the only possibility for a new stadium is a translucent roof. Lost count of how many times I heard that this video
New Nissan stadium is set to open 2027 nfl season groundbreaking is the 29th this month
Can u design us a stadium for each sport we want to see your design based off your rewiews of other stadiums
Would a translucent dome stadium next to an airport have some of the same problems as Levi's Stadium?
As a Browns fan, when i was younger, i didn't care about the elements. I went to a couple of Browns games when i was a kid in blizzard-like conditions coming off of Lake Erie.
Nowadays, considering how much money you gotta spend to attend a sporting event, my primary concern is BEING COMFORTABLE!!
That being said, it's high time the Browns and the city of Cleveland(or Brook Park) build either a fixed-roof or domed stadium. If you're gonna spend upwards to $2 billion dollars for a new home, might as well do it right!!!
The Jets and Giants are 50/50 owners in MetLife stadium. Both teams have the same ability to opt out, but if one team chooses to opt out, it locks the other team into remaining in the stadium for the rest of the lease. As others have mentioned, the site the Jets contemplated in the 2000's had no space for parking/tailgating, and has been partially developed and turned into Hudson Yards. There isn't the space there for a modern football stadium anymore, much less what was originally envisioned 20 years ago. And I have no clue where else they could go.
Well maybe the Jets and Giants could move out on Long Island, or north of the city -- at least that way they'd once again be New YORK teams (instead of New JERSEY teams). Or, perhaps will all the urban flight from NYC, more real estate will become abandoned and bulldozed sites could be transformed into space for a new Manhattan stadium.
@@wingedbuffalo4670The Jets should build the stadium next to the Nassau Coliseum with expanded parking lot and with the translucent roof and the Giants can build it in either Westchester or Rockland county and as for the Meadowlands the stadium would be replaced with offices retail and residential housing for all
One extra tidbit on Arrowhead Stadium: the concrete and rebar it was built out of were only rated to last 50 years, so it's quickly reaching its endpoint. At the very least, every piece of concrete will have to be replaced.
"IF" that's true about a 50 year concrete and rebar rating at Arrowhead Stadium, it's ALREADY past its replacement time (I believe Arrowhead opened for the 1972 season). The Chiefs better hope a catastrophic building collapse doesn't occur while fans are in attendance and the stadium is shaking ... or I can imagine a MASSIVE class-action lawsit by injured fans (and the estates of deceased fans) will soon follow. The Chiefs' combined payroll wouldn't be able to pay that judgment.
This guy said the Soldier Field renovation of the "early 2000's" was over a billion dollars.
That's not accurate at all. The final cost was $632 million.
Also said that the jag stadium was decrepit 😅
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15:13 the Jets Manhattan stadium was not proposed in 2007, it was proposed way earlier than that because guess what dummy, Public position caused the stadium to be canceled in 2005 and the vote to host the Olympics was held in July 2007 in which they finished fourth, beating only Moscow.
Yea he said FSU plays at Raymond James too
I'd like to see you do a video on possible NFL quality Stadiums being proposed to be built in cities without a team, in hopes of luring one? Salt Lake City, Oakland, San Antonio/Austin all come to mind.
Give up on Oakland
The current Highmark Stadium 🏟️ is physically located in the Buffalo suburb of Orchard Park, New York. 👌
Im hyped for the new nissan stadium
Im surprised all NFL teams don't just go with a dome or at least a retractable roof. Not only does that give you the option to leave it open for the cities that like the elements, but it also eliminates having to postpone or cancel games due to lighting in the area and also gives them the ability to host a super bowl. I think it would be cool if the super bowl took turns being hosted in all 32 cities on a rotation instead of the same old warm city areas every year.
Some cities aren't built for hosting a superbowl. There's a lot of criteria
Anyone notice that there are not a lot of domed stadiums in the north? Seattle, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Buffalo, NYC, and New England all play open air.
Nothing comes close to SoFi in Inglewood, Ca. That stadium is beyond amazing
I'm surprised to not hear at all a Commanders relocation to Virginia Beach. The Metro population is over 1.7 million it could certainly support a franchise
6:43 Chicago Bears and Fire FC should relocate to Guaranteed Rate Stadium in Chicago, Illinois
Is Lucas Oil still better then new Nissan stadium
Utah, St. Louis, Oklahoma, Boise, Hawaii, and Grand Rapids would love to get an NFL team.
No public funding!
Levi’s stadium over hang from the heat ? Any word ?
Overhangs on great lakes stadiums suck unless the Sun is shining on your side of the stadium lol
No tailgating at a Jet stadium in NYC.
nissan stadium looks like a mega mansion
I say new Highmark stadium should have a retractable roof that would be perfect tbh
COOL
Buffalo had to relocate 1 game due to snow in recent history and delay 1 playoff game. A dome would not fix this issue, the decisions are made because of impossible travel conditions
And they didn't have the money for a dome add another 750 Mill easy.
Ive heard differently about Acrisure Stadium (Steelers), they do want a new stadium, but its still at the very beginning phases not even Phase 1...too many things outdated
Idk how I feel about that KC rendering. Looked kinda weird. Their already going to start renovations on arrowhead starting this year, 2024-2026 for the World Cup. With royals getting a new stadium there is a chance the chiefs get a sliding/retractable roof on like rails. That’s what the very first idea was for arrowhead way back before it was built. Arrowhead is the third oldest stadium in the NFL and it has never hosted a Super Bowl. The only way I see them hosting one is to have a retractable roof.
EA should add more stadiums to Madden...or be able to actually have renovation add roofs or lights etc. Maybe create one would be nice
Had I been the Jets I would be building a new dome stadium on Long Island around the 1964 Worlds Fair Grounds.
Huge eagles fan, absolutely hate the commanders… but that stadium is so freaking cool
11:02 Old Glory DC, Washington Defenders and Washington Commanders at Neo-RFK Stadium in Washington, DC
As a fan of Washington, to add to the current situation. They might be changing their name again. But may have found a location. They plan on building at the RFK sight. The wizards and capitals are moving to VA and congress gave RFK rights to DC. So that seems to be the likely situation for Washington. It’s a lot of real estate, so they have room to build a huge complex.
Bengals have been adding renovations to the stadium throughout the years.
What type of environmental impact does this have if we're scrapping stadiums around the country every 20 years?
None.
Oh, Pleeaase
A SuperBowl in Cleveland
Quick thing about the Bills and "It seems like one game a year is being postponed"... there are no hotels within walking distance of the site, so a roof would do _nothing_ to fix that. They would _prefer_ people in the stands but let's be honest, 2020 proved they don't need them completely... but still, seriously, you need at least both teams, the officials and at least one cameraman to make it to the stadium. So that's not a factor, and they had to figure out if there's anything that would be worth a roof otherwise. Not enough hotels for a Super Bowl, it's warm enough in April for WrestleMania (and you _know_ they're never getting anything bigger than a SummerSlam anyway), what else is there? And they're building the stadium as its own windbreak anyway, which, truth be told, was the most brutal part of that game in December I was at.
I believe Arrowhead is getting some kind of renovation as KC hosting a World Cup match in 2026.
Bro every major city in the US is
We live in NY. We don't need a roof!!
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Years ago as a Browns fan I was deadset against any dome. After 6-7 years of kinda THE worst weather imaginable, I am over it. Build the dome. The Brookpark location is honestly amazing, not a fan of the current location, it's impossible to get to .
I'm not a fan of Brookpark. There's nothing over there but the airport and factories. They'd have to build more than just a stadium to make it attractive.
@@lawrencedaniels8988 it would get built up FAST. I mean what's really around the stadium now?
THE TENNESSEE TITANS ONE OF THE BEST STADIUM DESIGN JACKSONVILLE STADIUM LOOKS LIKE SOFI STADIUM IN LA I AGREE WITH YOU ABOUT TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS STADIUM KC STADIUM NEEDS TO BE DOWNTOWN KC TO
You completely dropped the ball on the Broncos New Stadium
Lambeau field will always be the meca of the nfl. These new stadiums are sick however nothing comes close to the historic Lambeau Field.
DC is looking to re-use the old RFK site
for the Commanders
😂😂 Did he say after they connect on a lob that they would still be arguing????
raymond james just needs to upgrade the video board to a better resolution. and maybe also connect the 300 levels, that shit is annoying
Transluscent roofs are the thing, i see
Y'all know who to bet on the Superbowls
Zero chance Cincy gets a new stadium either the current owner
I know this 3 weeks old but we have soccer matches play in the snow if mls can play in the snow then nfl can do the same
Ravens the only AFC North team to NOT get mentioned in this video.
Is it a coincidence that most of these stadiums are ones not performed at on the Eras Tour?
"Jagwyres" is not a word.
I don’t get it what’s wrong with the big upper deck? Don’t you want more from the stadium? I want more seats better.
More low paying spectator seats (upper bowl) than high paying seats (lower bowl) = less money
The JETS are moving back to Queens N.Y. next to NY Mets Stadium
At least twelve people who attended the Kansas City vs. Miami playoff game on January 13, 2024, had to have fingers or toes amputated due to frostbite. No home field advantage is worth making your fans suffer through that. Putting a domed stadium in cold weather cities makes all the sense in the world.
UPDATE : CHICAGO BEARS ANNOUNCED NEW STADIUM BACK BY SOLDIER FIELD AND STAYING IN CHICAGO, NOT ARLINGTON HEIGHTS
New Highmark looks very nice, but is way too small for Bills? However that looks pretty solid vs the wind compared to current stadium.
With the PSL prices and higher ticket prices, 62,000 is probably a spot on capacity. They are also adding around a 1,000 more standing room spots. I may go to a game once every 3 years. It’s easier and cheaper to sit at home. I’m no spring chicken any more. I’ll be 60 when this fortress is finished. I like being warm. LOL.
@@jamespayne5916 Sure if they think about money. I want football to be a sport for all fans. But hey I'm from Sweden so can only watch games thanks to NFL Game Pass lol. But I love huge full stadiums and Bills is my team over there.
Dude you should do your research cause the opening date for the new Highmark stadium at 2026
I’ll be done watching NFL football when all of the games are indoors.
don’t worry, the packers gonna be there for you
I'm sure the NFL will miss you.
@@lilphiloo3627You forgot about buffalo, Tampa and San Francisco when it comes to outdoor stadiums.
Get with the times bub
I hate the idea that Super Bowls are only gonna be played in domed stadiums. I’m not a fan of watching games in domes
Only outdoor stadiums are will be Tampa, Miami, and San Francisco. It will probably rotate between those and LA, Vegas, and New Orleans.
2025 super bowl is not in a dome.
Domes are better! Professional sports should not be canceled/postponed due to weather! They have too much money, slap a retractable roof on every mlb/Nfl stadium and call it a day!
@@MenuFortyEightNew Orleans Caesar’s superdome 😂
The Super Bowl in Met Life was a disaster everyone left half way though the game because it was so cold. I get the sentiment but indoors is the way the NFL is going, they might still be a few outdoor Super Bowls when it goes back to Hard Rock in Miami.
Every NFL team who plays in a colder environment should be forced to have an outdoor stadium, even the Vikings. Southern teams can have roof if they want to
@@randomnflravensfan1994 so wrong. Southern NFL stadiums shouldn’t even be hosting playoff games
Your info about the Bears is incorrect. They have abandoned the idea of a suburb stadium already and are planning on rebuilding in the south loop near where the old stadium already was.
And then there’s the Ravens at M&T bank stadium. No changes. Lol
If the giants gotta stay at MetLife I hope they renovate….
They should make the buccaneers stadium look like a pirate ship