The Cleveland Browns took a major step toward playing in a new retractable-roof stadium by 2028 after owners Jimmy and Dee Haslam committed $2 billion to make the venue happen, ESPN reported Tuesday.

The Cleveland Browns owners have committed $2 billion to a new dome stadium that will be the new home of the team.

The Cleveland Browns are eyeing a new NFL stadium and have released renderings and a promotional video of what the team’s new home would look like. The Haslam family, which owns the Browns, is hoping to use a combination of public and private funds to build a mixed-used development in Brook Park,

The Browns on Tuesday asked a federal judge if they could update their lawsuit that seeks to declare the Modell Law unconstitutional.

Ohio House Republicans have proposed offering $600 million in state-backed bonds to cover the stadium costs. Critics of using bonds to fund the stadium point out the bonds will cost taxpayers nearly $1 billion after interest. They’re also worried more professional sports teams will request bonds to build or renovate future stadiums.

The team is planning to build a domed stadium in Brook Park as its lease with the city of Cleveland expires at the end of the 2028 season.

The Cleveland Browns get a B for signing veteran Cornelius Lucas in NFL free agency to backup the OT position.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and safety Juan Thornhill have reached agreement on a one-year deal, sources confirmed to ESPN. The Cleveland Browns released Thornhill this offseason with one year remaining on a three-year,

Juan Thornhill is changing teams but staying in the AFC North. Thornhill is signing with the Steelers, according to NFL Network. The 29-year-old Thornhill spent the last two seasons with the Browns. Before that he played four seasons for the Chiefs.

ESPN's lead NFL draft analyst has the Browns passing on Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders for Penn State pass rusher Abdul Cater.

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