Cleveland Browns owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam have been weighing multiple options for the team's future home
The ongoing negotiations over a future stadium for the Cleveland Browns seems to be nearing their final stages.
In a letter to season ticket holders and Browns fans everywhere, the Haslam Sports Group unveiled their plans for a $3.8 billion project that would bring a state-of-the-art domed stadium and accompanying mixed-use development to Brook Park. For months team owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam have been finalizing a land purchase agreement in the Cleveland suburb of 176-acre parcel of land that sits adjacent to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport in Brook Park. It's now confirmed that the property would be used for this plan.0 Minutes AgoSpencer German is a contributor to the Northeast Ohio cluster of sites, including Cavs Insider, Cleveland Baseball Insider and most notably Browns Digest.
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