@@theread3480 Well in the 70's they thought multi purpose stadiums were a great idea too. But they aged out. I hate the idea of every stadium going dome for just because.
@davidlafleche1142 that's because they were built by the same people. Also look at the buccaneers stadium that one and the titans stadium are identical.
Whoa whoa whoa. I agree that Bank of America Stadium should be replaced, but to call it an obsolete eyesore? Nah bro. It’s still a pretty cool stadium and looks awesome in the Charlotte skyline
The Panthers owner didn’t want to pay for a new training camp facility that left us locals in Rock Hill Sc to foot the unnecessary cost of funding for new highway exit and on ramps for I-77 plus the land and the building of the facility to later have to tear it down and use the land for something else so I highly doubt he trying to get a new stadium. I’ll believe when I see it.
Yes. Not great PR for DT what-so-ever. I would be surprised though with the recent history of the Panthers under his watch, if he expects the locals here to pony up billions for a new stadium.
Everyone needs to stop and think. These teams threatening relocation. Where exactly do you think theyre going? Theres only so many large markets in America. All of them have teams. What cities do you think can afford or support an NFL team? Thats ticket sales, TV contracts, sponsorships, advertising.
If Buffalo gets hit with a blizzard with a dome, the game has to be moved or postponed because the locations is usually under a state of emergency. Dome is irrelevant.
@@vegasmarc7252 So not hosting Superbowls, Final Fours or WrestleManias. Spending billions on a stadium that basically only hosts 10 padded Rugby games a year and maybe a couple of concerts in the summer. What a waste of money.
@@HoshizakiYoshimasa Nobody cares about Wrestling. Also once everyone builds these domes you'll be lucky to host one super bowl in 20 years. Total waste to build a dome.
There is 55 acres across the street from Bank of America Stadium that Charlotte Pipe Foundry has recently vacated an there is 15 acres beside BoA Stadium were the panthers practice fields are currently located they could build a new domed stadium at either location an redevelop the current BoA Stadium site
I feel like the Linc is a future classic stadium. It might get a big renovation before the decade is out, but I’d be surprised if they tried to replace it in the next 15 years.
@@91_C4_FL I'd be surprised if they didn't. The goal is a stadium like Minnesota, Atlanta, etc., to bring the Super Bowl to Philly. The only way that happens is if/when they get a new stadium. Cleveland making plans and their place is 24 years old.
@@whobilly1Philly isn’t like NYC or Chicago where they could get multiple Cold weather Super Bowls with an indoor stadium. It would be like Minnesota or Indy where they’d get one and that’s it. And I think it’s a crime those latter two haven’t gotten more Super Bowls.
Stop saying The Browns have purchased the land in Brookpark. They absolutely have not purchased the land. They dont even have an option on it. All they did was look at it. Thats it. There hasnt even been a feasibility study on that site.
This guy always pisses me tf off when he brings up a dome. Football is a game to be played in all seasons. Shout out the bills for keeping the game how it should be played. As a Browns fan I really hope we don’t play in a dome.
The Bills are missing out on an opportunity for a domed stadium. Good luck having games delayed due to snow in the wintertime and having to pay people to shovel out snow. Weather problems can be prevented if they simply went with a translucent or retractable roof for their new stadium. At least some teams getting new stadiums in the next few years now are doing it the right way just to eliminate weather problems by having a roof.
@@MrUnsolvedMystery I agree. I get it that football is a sport that’s traditionally played outdoors but you have to plan for bad weather days that won’t delay a game and it would go on as scheduled and the fans wouldn’t have to put up with the elements of inclement weather for 3.5 hours. Some fans on one side like having the games outdoors while there’s the other side that likes the indoors. However if you want to still have that outdoor feel to the games, just build a retractable roof and you can open it on days when the weather is clear and keep it closed on days when it’s expected to either rain or snow or if the wind is a factor. Another weather condition I didn’t mention was the summer heat when the season starts and fans can be in the shade in an indoor stadium for that 3.5 hours.
@@rhdtv2002 with an indoor stadium, you can host various other events not just related to football and weather won’t be a problem. For example(and you can probably tell from my profile picture) I went to watch Metallica last year in Arlington, Texas in August 2023 and it was HOT during the day and it was a good thing they played in Cowboys stadium not having to worry about those high 90+ temperatures. Temperatures like that can leave you sunburned and sweating the whole time and you could get heatstroke. You probably know where I’m going with this.
The overhang will protect most of the stadium and the field will be heated, i doubt the issue with the old stadium will carry over when it comes to snow.
@@sirchi8731 so just because a team is playing surprisingly good as of late means you don’t touch their home venue??? Ford Field is up to the same standards as the dome in St. Louis, aka the main reason the Rams relocated
The new Buffalo Bills Stadium should host Super Bowl LXII in 2028 The new Titans Stadium should host Super Bowl LXIII in 2029 The new Bears Stadium should host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030 and The Jacksonville Stadium of the Future should host Super Bowl LXV in 2031
Bills are not getting a Superbowl. It's outside in February in northern New York. That's not happening it's way too cold for the NFL to pick it. They would have to do some begging or something for that to ever happen
@@adamspitz4281 well I mean idk about all that I was just letting him know the most up to date info. I know cause I work for the city of Nashville and was just at the construction site on Tuesday so was just giving up to date info for him.
and most the new facilities feel like a football field in the middle of a shopping mall and center of a circus than a real stadium.. guess im old and think its mostly unneccesary
If taxpayers are going to pay billions, let them get their money's worth by hosting a variety of events besides 10 Padded Rugby games a year. Roofs simply make that more possible.
Hey Kansas City! How about the St. Louis Chiefs, Salt Lake Chiefs, even the Fort Worth or San Antonio Chiefs all over a 3/8 of a % sales tax continuation that hardly impacts your daily living. Most cities would covet your team. Keep saying no, you better hope your Kansas brothers, along with the Governor and Kansas legislature, put a plan in place to pur the Chiefs in KCKS. Complete with a translucent dome, then you'll be crossing the river to watch the Chiefs play.
I talked to my buddy who lives in KC and has his entire life made a good point. Jackson county is a very poor county and most people who live there can't even afford to go to the games. He said he would rather see a new stadium over in Kansas by the mascara racetrack and means soccer stadium and wants a domed staduim so KC can get bigger events. He also said they had that tax for 40 years and with 8 years left they decide to extend it. That pissed people off.
KC Resident here 👋🏼 the tax extension getting voted down had nothing to do with the actual tax itself. It had more to do with John Sherman, the Kansas City Royals owner, being a chode and roping the chiefs into his deal to get a new stadium in downtown KC. Which was a crap deal that would’ve displaced 22 businesses and local residents living in our crossroads district.
Right as the sport is dying 😂 if they merge and make a super conference with the NCAA, it will ruin football forever and for everyone. I'd rather watch the UFL 😂
As a Florida native Miami and Tampa need new stadiums for the Miami Dolphins🐬🏈⚫️🔴 and Tampa Bay Buccaneers☠️🏈⚫️🔴. Also Orlando could build a new stadium to lure a existing NFL Team like the Baltimore Ravens🐦⬛🏈⚫️🟣. South Florida Region > - Miami🌴 - Tampa🌴 Orlando Region > - Orlando🌳
This is crazy. I live outside Tampa. Even the Glazers say they do not need a new stadium at this time. RJ Stadium will be 30 in 2028. They can still renovate 1 more time before considering building a new stadium. Tampa will never vote for a new stadium unless the Glazers come up half the money. Besides Tampa sales tax is at the maximum allowed by the state. Tampa does not have the bed tax money that Pinellas County gets. At best the city will try to not allow the 1/2 cent sales tax to sunset. That is how they funded RJ Stadium. No comment on Orlando or Miami. They have tourism money that Tampa could only dream about. 4 NFL teams in Florida, no way.
Miami will probably get a new stadium in 15 years or so. The Bucs could get another 20 years out of RayJay if they do a Miami-style renovation and entertainment district. Nobody wants to play in Camping World and in no way are the Ravens leaving.
Tampa has a while, and Miami just got a massive renovation less than a decade ago. They brought the stadium up to date and definitely gave it the best looking roof in my opinion with the 4 pillars. Plus big changes to the seating bowl. So they have a good while also.
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Translucent Roof stadiums are the NEW cookie cutter stadiums.
At least its a good feature unlike multi purpose ones
I guess we can kiss outdoor stadiums goodbye because the NFL is following an agenda of all domed facilities.
@@theread3480 I agree. Although Soccer stadiums are mostly cookie cutter as well lol so no big deal tbh
I was saying the same thing the other day.
@@theread3480 Well in the 70's they thought multi purpose stadiums were a great idea too. But they aged out. I hate the idea of every stadium going dome for just because.
The new Titans stadium resembles a high-end Topgolf facility.
The Titans old stadium looks a lot like Gillette Stadium,
@davidlafleche1142 that's because they were built by the same people. Also look at the buccaneers stadium that one and the titans stadium are identical.
Whoa whoa whoa. I agree that Bank of America Stadium should be replaced, but to call it an obsolete eyesore? Nah bro. It’s still a pretty cool stadium and looks awesome in the Charlotte skyline
Also, Jacksonville is about one month away from reaching an agreement, according to the COJ arbitrator.
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If the public is half responsible for these projects, then all of the games/concerts/events should be free admission...
The Chiefs and Browns should stay put. Their stadiums are fine.
Yet public roads and bridges need to be replaced ,let's throw money at billionaires to build new stadiums
I’m tired of all these domes. Football was meant to be played outdoors in cold weather.
Not anymore.
Unfortunately that's not where the money is
@@ArizonaHotSauceyes it is. You don't even go outside
The only people who can afford season tickets now tend to be affluent and they tend to be softer outside in the cold elements....
@@richh650 too bad. Your not one of them
The Panthers owner didn’t want to pay for a new training camp facility that left us locals in Rock Hill Sc to foot the unnecessary cost of funding for new highway exit and on ramps for I-77 plus the land and the building of the facility to later have to tear it down and use the land for something else so I highly doubt he trying to get a new stadium. I’ll believe when I see it.
Yes. Not great PR for DT what-so-ever. I would be surprised though with the recent history of the Panthers under his watch, if he expects the locals here to pony up billions for a new stadium.
@@richh650 yeah I’m with you 100%
Everyone needs to stop and think. These teams threatening relocation. Where exactly do you think theyre going? Theres only so many large markets in America. All of them have teams. What cities do you think can afford or support an NFL team? Thats ticket sales, TV contracts, sponsorships, advertising.
Oakland San Diego and St Louis Austin Tx and maybe one extra Chicago team are the only cities left.
@@sirchi8731 If you're saying Austin then Add San Antonio to the list. They have a bigger metro pop
plz turn the music down a bit or increase mic volume
It's the one thing I dislike about having music in the background of youtube videos.
@@TuxEarth i agree, i think people can make it work, just the audio mix needs to be right
STOP ADDING ROOFS TO STADIUMS!!
Taxpayers, Cities, and Owners want to host Superbowls, Final Fours, and WrestleManias. Roofs make that more possible.
@@HoshizakiYoshimasaRoofs dilute the game day atmosphere
I know money is tight in Buffalo but how can you not build a dome with the harsh weather that can happen there? 😮
They want to be like Lambeau Field.
If Buffalo gets hit with a blizzard with a dome, the game has to be moved or postponed because the locations is usually under a state of emergency. Dome is irrelevant.
@@vegasmarc7252 So not hosting Superbowls, Final Fours or WrestleManias. Spending billions on a stadium that basically only hosts 10 padded Rugby games a year and maybe a couple of concerts in the summer. What a waste of money.
@@HoshizakiYoshimasa Nobody cares about Wrestling. Also once everyone builds these domes you'll be lucky to host one super bowl in 20 years. Total waste to build a dome.
The cold weather is what makes the bills the bills, it’s what makes them unique.
There is 55 acres across the street from Bank of America Stadium that Charlotte Pipe Foundry has recently vacated an there is 15 acres beside BoA Stadium were the panthers practice fields are currently located they could build a new domed stadium at either location an redevelop the current BoA Stadium site
Yes but DT has made no effort with it apparently... so not sure what he is planning.
DT was planning an entertainment district on Graham St. I’m betting that a new stadium will soon follow.
They Will get a new stadium before 2030 in Charlotte
Not one dollar to these teams, they can afford it on their own dime. If they don't like it, they can crowdfund it with their fans.
I agree %100!
If I could like this more than once I would. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy watching sports, but spending public money on stadiums is appalling
@@natethefighterPay up or lose your team. Look at Oakland
@@1223jamezI don't agree. Nothing in life is free
The Eagles will be whining they need a new stadium soon given the Linc is 20 years old.
I feel like the Linc is a future classic stadium. It might get a big renovation before the decade is out, but I’d be surprised if they tried to replace it in the next 15 years.
@@91_C4_FL I'd be surprised if they didn't. The goal is a stadium like Minnesota, Atlanta, etc., to bring the Super Bowl to Philly. The only way that happens is if/when they get a new stadium. Cleveland making plans and their place is 24 years old.
@@whobilly1Philly isn’t like NYC or Chicago where they could get multiple Cold weather Super Bowls with an indoor stadium. It would be like Minnesota or Indy where they’d get one and that’s it. And I think it’s a crime those latter two haven’t gotten more Super Bowls.
Why is it that NFL stadiums only last twenty years compared to college football ones that last for multiple decades?
@@91_C4_FL And Lurie would be happy with one.
PAY FOE THEM ON THEIR OWN DIME, 49ERS DID SO CAN EVERYONE ELSE. They are all just as wealthy.
Aren't they in the middle of renovations to arrowhead for world cup?
Stop saying The Browns have purchased the land in Brookpark. They absolutely have not purchased the land. They dont even have an option on it. All they did was look at it. Thats it. There hasnt even been a feasibility study on that site.
Panthers stadium need to build a roof, yo.
They need a new stadium in Charlotte
Why is there background music?
This guy always pisses me tf off when he brings up a dome. Football is a game to be played in all seasons. Shout out the bills for keeping the game how it should be played. As a Browns fan I really hope we don’t play in a dome.
The Bills are missing out on an opportunity for a domed stadium. Good luck having games delayed due to snow in the wintertime and having to pay people to shovel out snow. Weather problems can be prevented if they simply went with a translucent or retractable roof for their new stadium. At least some teams getting new stadiums in the next few years now are doing it the right way just to eliminate weather problems by having a roof.
They can have events year round with a roof to make more money.
Not just weather problems but people will have comfort as well as SB or Final 4 and or soccer cups etc. Chicago is going to be a Mecca for it
@@MrUnsolvedMystery I agree. I get it that football is a sport that’s traditionally played outdoors but you have to plan for bad weather days that won’t delay a game and it would go on as scheduled and the fans wouldn’t have to put up with the elements of inclement weather for 3.5 hours. Some fans on one side like having the games outdoors while there’s the other side that likes the indoors. However if you want to still have that outdoor feel to the games, just build a retractable roof and you can open it on days when the weather is clear and keep it closed on days when it’s expected to either rain or snow or if the wind is a factor. Another weather condition I didn’t mention was the summer heat when the season starts and fans can be in the shade in an indoor stadium for that 3.5 hours.
@@rhdtv2002 with an indoor stadium, you can host various other events not just related to football and weather won’t be a problem. For example(and you can probably tell from my profile picture) I went to watch Metallica last year in Arlington, Texas in August 2023 and it was HOT during the day and it was a good thing they played in Cowboys stadium not having to worry about those high 90+ temperatures. Temperatures like that can leave you sunburned and sweating the whole time and you could get heatstroke. You probably know where I’m going with this.
The overhang will protect most of the stadium and the field will be heated, i doubt the issue with the old stadium will carry over when it comes to snow.
What about Ford Field? Surely it needs an overhaul of some kind…
Ford Field is fine. They are focused on winning football games which is a good thing
@@sirchi8731 so just because a team is playing surprisingly good as of late means you don’t touch their home venue??? Ford Field is up to the same standards as the dome in St. Louis, aka the main reason the Rams relocated
@@user-jy2mb9gg4m nothing is wrong with Ford Field
Both Ford Field and Comerica Park suck.
@@user-jy2mb9gg4m Ford Field reminds of St Louis dome.
The new Buffalo Bills Stadium should host Super Bowl LXII in 2028
The new Titans Stadium should host Super Bowl LXIII in 2029
The new Bears Stadium should host Super Bowl LXIV in 2030
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The Jacksonville Stadium of the Future should host Super Bowl LXV in 2031
Bills are not getting a Superbowl. It's outside in February in northern New York. That's not happening it's way too cold for the NFL to pick it. They would have to do some begging or something for that to ever happen
Buffalo wasn't going to get a Super Bowl. That's why they didn't build a roof
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Music ridiculous. Make it stop.
Nissan stadium opens spring of 2027.
@@adamspitz4281 well I mean idk about all that I was just letting him know the most up to date info. I know cause I work for the city of Nashville and was just at the construction site on Tuesday so was just giving up to date info for him.
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and most the new facilities feel like a football field in the middle of a shopping mall and center of a circus than a real stadium.. guess im old and think its mostly unneccesary
If taxpayers are going to pay billions, let them get their money's worth by hosting a variety of events besides 10 Padded Rugby games a year. Roofs simply make that more possible.
The new Titans stadium is actually opening in Summer of 2027. It is hosting Wrestlemania that summer
Spring 2027 not even summer.
5:54 wrong the stadium will be ready for the 2027 season.
Football belongs outside
No doesn't. Let taxpayers who pay for these things get their money's worth by hosting a variety of events besides 10 Padded Rugby games a year.
@@HoshizakiYoshimasaYou have no sense of tradition.
Until the team puts a shovel in the ground, it means nothing. The Bears are so far away from a new stadium.
As much as I love Arrowhead, they would be stupid not to move to the Kansas side. So much money waiting for them in Kansas
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Lower the background music in the mix. It really distracts from the video.
Pay up or lose your team.
Owners can afford it but they don’t want to pay for it because they know it’s a money losing scheme for future maintenance and upkeep.
Chicago should just call it “STADIUM”
Stadiums should be in the city limits
You stole this music from another channel lol
i think the other one youve missed is the possibility of the broncos either moving or big renovations
The Broncos aren't moving.
@@Tank4Lifenothing wrong with Invesco Stadium
Hey Kansas City! How about the St. Louis Chiefs, Salt Lake Chiefs, even the Fort Worth or San Antonio Chiefs all over a 3/8 of a % sales tax continuation that hardly impacts your daily living. Most cities would covet your team. Keep saying no, you better hope your Kansas brothers, along with the Governor and Kansas legislature, put a plan in place to pur the Chiefs in KCKS. Complete with a translucent dome, then you'll be crossing the river to watch the Chiefs play.
BROWNS ARE NOT REBUILDING THAT STADIUM DOWNTOWN
I really think that Cleveland browns Will build a New stadium in brook Park
If the stadiums are used by taxpayers the taxpayers have the right to own part of that team that's how I see it.
These owners are already billionaires, yet we get the privilege of paying for these monstrosities, guess the jokes on us.
Jags may go to England for 2 seasons.
They’re not. Please stop 🤦🏾♂️
This rush is to boost the value of these franchises. They all saw what happened to the Raiders and others and its a copycat league.
I talked to my buddy who lives in KC and has his entire life made a good point. Jackson county is a very poor county and most people who live there can't even afford to go to the games. He said he would rather see a new stadium over in Kansas by the mascara racetrack and means soccer stadium and wants a domed staduim so KC can get bigger events. He also said they had that tax for 40 years and with 8 years left they decide to extend it. That pissed people off.
KC Resident here 👋🏼 the tax extension getting voted down had nothing to do with the actual tax itself. It had more to do with John Sherman, the Kansas City Royals owner, being a chode and roping the chiefs into his deal to get a new stadium in downtown KC. Which was a crap deal that would’ve displaced 22 businesses and local residents living in our crossroads district.
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Stadiums belong Downtown not in the Suburbs
Depends on the city. Some American major cities are simply garbage.
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Right as the sport is dying 😂 if they merge and make a super conference with the NCAA, it will ruin football forever and for everyone. I'd rather watch the UFL 😂
ALL NFL TEAMS SHOULD BUILD DOMED STADIUM
Your take is disgusting and shows you have no sense of tradition. Football should be played outdoors in football weather.
@@watchinginaz which is why there are so many more domes stadiums coming in the future
As a Florida native Miami and Tampa need new stadiums for the Miami Dolphins🐬🏈⚫️🔴 and Tampa Bay Buccaneers☠️🏈⚫️🔴. Also Orlando could build a new stadium to lure a existing NFL Team like the Baltimore Ravens🐦⬛🏈⚫️🟣.
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This is crazy. I live outside Tampa. Even the Glazers say they do not need a new stadium at this time. RJ Stadium will be 30 in 2028. They can still renovate 1 more time before considering building a new stadium. Tampa will never vote for a new stadium unless the Glazers come up half the money. Besides Tampa sales tax is at the maximum allowed by the state. Tampa does not have the bed tax money that Pinellas County gets. At best the city will try to not allow the 1/2 cent sales tax to sunset. That is how they funded RJ Stadium. No comment on Orlando or Miami. They have tourism money that Tampa could only dream about. 4 NFL teams in Florida, no way.
Miami will probably get a new stadium in 15 years or so. The Bucs could get another 20 years out of RayJay if they do a Miami-style renovation and entertainment district. Nobody wants to play in Camping World and in no way are the Ravens leaving.
Tampa has a while, and Miami just got a massive renovation less than a decade ago. They brought the stadium up to date and definitely gave it the best looking roof in my opinion with the 4 pillars. Plus big changes to the seating bowl. So they have a good while also.
@@kennethgolden5539 I can see it especially if Florida’s population continues to soar it’s only a matter of time before that happens.
@@91_C4_FL great point