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The Browns are dropping $2.6 billion on a climate-controlled domed stadium set to open in 2029, designed to host Super Bowls and concerts year-round — but Shannon Sharpe isn’t buying the hype, joking that if they keep winning just five games a year, they’ll just be winning five games in the new digs. With a 5-12 record last season and a long history of on-field struggles, the shiny new home might elevate Cleveland’s event status, but the team still needs to prove they can win consistently. Groundbreaking happened in April 2026 — and while the city dreams big, fans are still waiting for the wins to match the architecture.

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