Cleveland’s football saga has taken a dramatic twist. Jimmy Haslam faces a 1996 law with sharp teeth. This legal relic, designed to block sports teams from relocating, now threatens to derail Haslam’s Brook Park dreams. But Haslam is not sitting back idle.
On Thursday, the Browns announced a decisive move toward building a domed stadium in Brook Park. They secured a 176-acre site, signaling their intent to move from downtown Cleveland. Browns COO Dave Jenkins called it a “key step” for a “long-term stadium solution” benefiting fans and the region.
