Browns to hold groundbreaking ceremony for new stadium on Thursday
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Key Points:
- The Cleveland Browns will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday to mark the official start of construction for their new stadium in Brook Park.
- NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, and Browns owner Jimmy Haslam will participate in a panel discussion during the event, alongside General Manager Andrew Berry, head coach Todd Monken, and linebacker Carson Schwesinger.
- The new stadium will feature a dome and have a seating capacity of 67,500 for Browns games.
- The estimated cost of the stadium is $2.6 billion, with the Haslam family contributing $1.755 billion and the remaining funds coming from state and municipal sources.
- The stadium is expected to be completed and ready for use by the start of the 2029 NFL season.
