10 NFL teams that could get new stadiums or major renovations

Status: Under construction

The Titans broke ground this year on a $2.1 billion stadium expected to open in 2027. The stadium, which will receive $1.2 billion in public funding, is designed as a fixed-roof indoor venue to host major events such as the Super Bowl and Final Four.

Status: Under construction

Knowing Buffalo is unlikely to be a destination for the Final Four and Super Bowl, Bills owners have resisted the indoor stadium trend. The $1.7 billion stadium will be an open-air venue scheduled to open in 2026.

Situation: Maybe you’re thinking of moving to Kansas?

The Chiefs had teamed up with the Royals in hopes of securing public money to upgrade Arrowhead Stadium. These upgrades were essentially new suites and parking lots with a $300 million price tag. After that haphazard effort was rejected by Missouri voters, Kansas the legislature worked hard Bringing the Chiefs across the Missouri state line to Kansas City, KANSAS. We’ve even seen a conceptual design for an indoor stadium in Kansas. No plans have been set yet, but that could change quickly.

Status: Major renovation plans set

The city of Jacksonville has approved a $1.4 billion plan to renovate EverBank Stadium in a project dubbed the “Stadium of the Future.” The deal would keep the Jaguars, long considered candidates to move to London, in Jacksonville for at least 30 years. If all goes according to plan, construction would begin in early 2026, with a goal of opening in 2028.

Status: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The Bears were going to move to Arlington Heights until they didn’t. Then they wanted to build a stadium just south of the current Soldier Field site. But lawmakers have no plan To approve any taxpayer-funded stadium for the Bears. So, um, maybe they’ll try again for Arlington Heights? Who knows? Definitely not. But enjoy a dramatic render video of a stadium that won’t get built.

Status: Uncertain, but likely heading for major revamp

The Browns released renderings last month (see below) for a new domed stadium that would be located about 15 miles from the current site of Huntington Bank Field. But the city and county are proposed $1.2 billion renovation The existing stadium.

Status: Renewal

Set Announced in May Paycor Stadium plans to make $120 million worth of improvements, with construction to continue in phases through 2026.

Status: Renewal

The Ravens announced last year’s plans Obtaining $430 million in state funding for upgrades at M&T Bank Stadium, which would keep the Ravens in the current stadium through at least 2037.

Status: Renewal approved

In June, Charlotte city council approved He plans to allocate $650 million in city funds for the $800 million renovation of Bank of America Stadium. Panthers owner David Tepper will pay the remaining $150 million under the agreement, and the project is set to be completed in 2029.

Status: lol

The Commanders are stuck in the worst stadium in football until 2027, but owner Josh Harris doesn’t really have any concrete plans for a new facility. It could be on the RFK Stadium site or somewhere else in D.C. or the DMV. Harris reportedly said he’s looking at a The new stadium will be ready by 2030We don’t know yet where it will be or what it will look like.