NFL Stadiums Never Built

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In the history of the NFL there have been a lot of stadiums that have come and gone creating the illusion that building a new stadium is an easy feat. Many NFL teams have been awarded with their dream stadiums, but every stadium starts out the same. A proposed idea usually by some powerful figure, the team itself, or sometimes even a city who lacks an NFL team, and hopes a stadium would attract one.
Although sometimes these stadiums never become anything more than a proposed idea that slips through the cracks. Because of location, costs, or just the lack of no team wanting to call the stadium home. Here are 10 NFL Stadiums that never got built.
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@TFCStadiums Год назад

Future NFL Stadiums: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9q4KVoZm1tk.html

@MarkusAlkemus Год назад

"St Loo-ee" In America, it's "St Loo-iss"

@philtll Год назад

I was wondering about that. Like surely on the BBC they say "iss".

@KDill29 Год назад

Nelly would like to talk to you about that

@hovz-zo8lf Год назад

Los Angeles was used by the NFL as a bargaining chip against cities to blackmail them to build new stadiums. Arizona, Seattle, Minnesota, Oakland, Buffalo, Jacksonville, St. Louis, and San Diego, all of these teams were threatening to move to Los Angeles at one point just to get public funding for their stadiums. In fact Seattle had moving trucks on the road at one point. As of now all those teams except for Buffalo (Which is in the process of getting one), has either gotten a new stadium, moved to L.A., or in the case of Jacksonville, has made a huge amount of improvements to their stadium.

@ethanrivera2 Год назад

I think Seattle at one point in the mid 90s had actually already set up offices in Anaheim before the NFL stepped in.

@bernardtolbert3777 Год назад

Àl99 am àl

@djtrankilo231 Год назад

And now, Austin, Texas is the new bargaining chip

@rockvilleraven Год назад

Baltimore was also used as a chip, the runner up city for the St. Louis Cardinals was Baltimore. However, the Bidwells wanted to move where it was warm.

@freddystreamz9122 Год назад

@hovz Exactly the NFL always knew they were coming back to LA it was all a game

@kjorlaug1 Год назад

The St Louis stadium never had a chance because Kroenke was always going to move the team

@kurtpunchesthings2411 Год назад

Yea in all seriousness he had zero intention of remaining in St Louis

@jeffwebb2966 Год назад

NFL is all about making money. Kronke moved the Rams back to LA where he could make a ton even though he and investors paid to build the stadium as part of a big entertainment district. St. Louis didnt have a chance. I dont think they should have moved from LA in the first place but we had a good time in STL while we had them. We should not have been so cheap earlier and the Cardinals would still be here.

@hovz-zo8lf Год назад

The Redskins don't play in the state of Washington.

@jamesedgar3442 Год назад

And their owner's name is not "Dan Cinder" either.

@rkupiecjr Год назад

Doomed or domed

@MarloSoBalJr Год назад

He also said "Summerfield" but there isn't one here in Maryland It's "Landover"

@Samsungor Год назад

@@rkupiecjr knowing Washington both

@rockvilleraven Год назад

Some of the locals here call DC “The Unofficial 51st State” They have been fighting for Statehood for years. the license plates say “End Taxation without Representation” and there is even a DC State Fair at Gateway Pavillion Park in Southeast every year.

@rockvilleraven Год назад

The Baltimdome which was supposed to be a multipurpose domed stadium on the site of Orioles Park at Camden Yards for the O's and Colts. Instead, they built Oriole Park and Camden Yards, kept the Warehouse and later built a stadium for the Ravens south of it.

@andreasgrothe2183 Год назад

14:39 I vote for Boston, Massachusetts

@hovz-zo8lf Год назад

Los Angeles resident here, no the city didn't "Believe the lack of a stadium kept them from getting a team", they knew. This is why the Rams and Raiders left in the first place. The only stadiums around at the time were 80 years old (Now 100 years old - Rose Bowl & The Coliseum). The Rose Bowl is known for not wanting too many events as the neighborhood controls what happens there. They even turned down the Chargers when the Chargers moved to Los Angeles and were looking for a place to play. The truth is none of the proposals were taken seriously until the Farmers Field one, and then when Kreonke bought the land that was Hollywood Park. Every other "proposal" was dismissed as a rumor because they never had any real traction.

@ericrizojkd Год назад

@user-rq6zx2qz9d I agree, I wished St. Louis would have approved the rental car field. And I wish Spanos would of just waited till snap dragon stadium gets completed so that chargers could move next door but no. That cost my favorite XFL team Los Angeles Wildcats to go bye bye. But it is what it is

@joecostantino3684 Год назад

I'm thinking the NFL wanted the Rams back in LA all along.

@joecostantino3684 Год назад

@@edwardnygma2702 I think the Coliseum is considered a historical landmark though, kinda like Soldier Field was until Chicago screwed that up.

@gbalph4 Год назад

@@joecostantino3684 yeah it would practically be like that if they did renovate, which would probably hurt Trojan and Olympic events.

@bcranford714 Год назад

@@joecostantino3684the only reason why the NFL is back in Los Angeles is because they wanted the TV market

@JOSHCOFFRR Год назад

State of Washington and Washington DC are two separate places. 🙄

@rockvilleraven Год назад

Some people in Washington, DC call it "The unofficial 51st State". The license plate slogan is "End Taxation Without Representation." There is an annual DC State Fair at Gateway Pavillion Park in Southeast DC.

@MarloSoBalJr Год назад

@@rockvilleraven Yeah but Washington STATE and Washington DC are two different places

@rockvilleraven Год назад

@@MarloSoBalJr I know, although DC has tried to get statehood for years. They have a non voting member of the Senate. And the only ALL CAPS we support here is the hockey team.

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

@@rockvilleraven Does not change the fact stated in the original comment. So what's your point?

@peteg475 Год назад

Slight correction: Nobody was looking at Hartford as a landing for the Patriots until after Kraft owned the team. Orthwein took over Pats ownership as a favor to the League, as the previous owners had left the team in financial shambles. It was true that Orthwein would have liked to move the Pats to St. Louis, but Kraft owned the unbreakable lease on the Stadium and the surrounding land, and used that as leverage to get Orthwein to sell the team to him. There was a wink-wink deal - with League assurances behind the scenes - that soon the NFL would have a team in St. Louis one way or another (either expansion or relocation). So Orthwein sold the Patriots to Kraft to get out of it clean. Kraft's later dalliance with Hartford was leverage to get a better deal in Massachusetts. Yes, Kraft would have gone to Hartford if the state of Connecticut could keep to its promises and deadlines, but Kraft didn't really think they could, and he didn't really want to go there if it could be helped. He thought backing out of Hartford was a reasonable possibility that he might have to resort to, as politicians' promises on theses things don't always turn out right. Massachusetts was giving Kraft a lot of difficulty, but staying there was always his first priority.

@willisapril Год назад

14:40 Had the Patriots moved to Hartford they would have lost most of the Boston and eastern Massachusetts fan base and the NFL and Bob Kraft knew it as well .Having lived 20 minutes from Foxborough I myself would never have rooted or supported The Harford Patriots. The whole city of Hartford is a ghetto and besides we consider it Giants and jets territory.

@wclarke86 Год назад

Even though I’m not a jets fan, I would’ve loved the idea of west side stadium. And I also loved the farmers stadium in la.

@djtrankilo231 Год назад

Would've been nice to see one or both "New York" teams play IN New York. Makes me wonder where the Giants held their last two championship parades. Especially since their stadium AND their headquarters are held in Jersey

@m0z188 Год назад

Large stadiums like this just don't naturally fit into such large cities. these stadiums are empty the majority of the time and when there is an event all the traffic would be spilled onto city streets where people are trying to go about their day. I always thought they should of built a stadium in the same parking lot as Citi Field. on the edge of town so you can still take transit and fams from the suburbs don't have to use the city streets.

@kevinzvacek430 Год назад

I AM a lifelong Jets fan of about 53 or so years, and I like the West Side Stadium idea better than I like MetLife Stadium. MetLife to me, is just big and doesn't appear to be anything particularly special about it. Question I have is why are teams anting to build downtown, where you are going to be displacing not only citizens but businesses as well. Not only that, parking is a real hassle (for the people/fans) AND a real hustle (for that particular team). I'm watching how everything is unfolding in Oakland for my Athletics. Howard Terminal seems like a no-brainer for everyone, and the City of Oakland is really dragging their feet. Might be calling them the Last Vegas Athletics pretty soon.😔

@1999bill1999 Год назад

Farmers Field would of been a disaster and a terrible fan experience

@PhantomThiefOfSports Год назад

@@djtrankilo231 they held it in downtown Manhattan in the Canyon of Heroes like most of the NY team parades

@roachtoasties Год назад

You should sell this video to insomniacs. It put me to sleep.

@dgxnm Год назад

The Jets could build their own stadium somewhere in Long Island

@XVNRX Год назад

Still don’t understand why they won’t do this for the jets and chargers

@thederpyhuman4147 Год назад

@@XVNRX the chargers staying at sofi makes more sense than the jets staying at metlife, metlife is just not up to standard despite being a newer stadium, even though chargers aren't even good for LA.

@XVNRX Год назад

@@thederpyhuman4147 nah I just think each team should have their OWN stadium Kinda messes up their identities and fan bsse

@Jpk21 Год назад

@@XVNRX I agree. You could give a stadium a lot more character if there was only 1 team to characterize it to

@thephantomeagle2 Год назад

There was talk about putting it near Citifield.

@timvanness4527 Год назад

This was a great video. I love sports stadium history. I learned a lot. Thanks!

@andreasgrothe2183 Год назад

0:04 West Side Stadium has failed 14 years ago

@mariagloriadelcarmen Год назад

In 2027 NYC FC will have a new stadium next door to Citi Bank Field

@1013AP Год назад

Some of these stadiums could’ve hosted the Super Bowl.

@frankdenardo8684 Год назад

Has to be in a sunbelt area

@AntiContradiction Год назад

@@frankdenardo8684 not if indoors. They'd prefer a northern dome to a southern open air

@two3D Год назад

@@frankdenardo8684 We have had the Super Bowl twice here in Minneapolis. The most recent in 2018 because our new stadium just opened. That was part of the deal to get the stadium built. It’s in downtown Minneapolis and despite our winter weather overall it went pretty good . But no I don’t see us getting another Super Bowl in the foreseeable future lol

@SP-ie5by Год назад

The 49ers had a stadium deal approved and in place with the City of San Francisco before Eddie DeBartolo got caught up in that scandal. It was a stadium mall near the site of Candlestick park.

@popebutter 6 месяцев назад

I was coming here to comment on this very same thing....

@SupermanHopkins Год назад

Thankfully, St. Louis never did that because the thing would already be obsolete. Cities want domed venues that can be used to generate capital year-round, and if they're gonna shell out billions to build them, I can't blame them.

@KJSCalderon Год назад

I hate AI generated voices

@jok3r906 Год назад

Seeing James Dolan strike down something that would make another NY area team money

@Undecided0 Год назад

He tried to block Barclays Center. Even when they were thinking about putting domes on Yankee Stadium & Citi Field his panties were in a bunch.

@andreasgrothe2183 Год назад

8:16 I vote for Anaheim

@manuelgrothe608 Год назад

Me too

@terranatura4443 Год назад

Me three

@andreasgrothe9940 Год назад

So do I

@allisonkrueger8330 Год назад

23:22 thankfully they managed to get UsBank Stadium approved after the Dome collapsed

@diarian Год назад

only 1 billion for a stadium in new york is a fucking bargain

@allisonkrueger8330 Год назад

12:34 I thought it looked a lot like the Astrodome

@SP-ie5by Год назад

“Dan Sinder”

@willisapril Год назад

@srch100 Год назад

Austin will now be the boogeyman the NFL will use to push cities into building new stadiums

@gbalph4 Год назад

Not necessarily. Jerry would probably block any move there so that he can make sure they’re rooting for his losing team.

@jeffwebb2966 Год назад

True.

@robertwiles8106 Год назад

There is a very strong argument to be made for a second team in Dallas, vs a team in Austin.

@kurtpunchesthings2411 Год назад

@@robertwiles8106 no thats terrible idea Dallas like it or not is Cowboy Country hell Texas itself is Cowboy County

@randomnflravensfan1994 4 месяца назад

@@kurtpunchesthings2411 What about the Houston Texans?

@EastOaklandZay Год назад

Oakland need the Raiders back all i know

@BIacovone Месяц назад

As someone who lived in Connecticut during that time, be assured the Patriots were never coming to Hartford. Kraft used the state the same way Peter Karmanos did before the Whalers moved.

@Sargebri Год назад

The Carson stadium project was actually the second attempt to build one. The first attempt was in 1995 when the league was about to expand. Unfortunately, the Coliseum Commission didn't want any competing stadiums built. This wound up causing LA to lose the chance to get an expansion team and Houston wound up getting the Texans.

@1999bill1999 Год назад

Al Davis had a stadium deal at the site where SoFi Stadium is but he backed out of the deal because he didn’t want to take in a second team

@Sargebri Год назад

@@1999bill1999 yep. In fact, the second team was in all likelihood going to be UCLA, who were looking into leaving the Rose Bowl. Also, another reason he left was he wanted guarantees on the PSL's. However, what never gets mentioned is that at the time Davis owed millions to the IRS and he needed the money in a hurry. So it was either move the team or sell his interest in the team. Also, the Raiders moving back to Oakland had an unforseen side effect. Had the plans for the stadium gone through the next step was to tear down the Forum and build a new arena in the parking lot. However, when the plans fell through AEG, who owned the Kings, decided to build the arena that became Staples Center in Downtown LA.

@1999bill1999 Год назад

@@Sargebri Plus in 1987 he took 10 million dollars from the city of Irwindale and took off without ever trying to get a stadium deal there

@Sargebri Год назад

@@1999bill1999 thanks for that little reminder. Irwindale would have been interesting due to it being close to the 10, 210 and 605 freeways. Also, it was close to San Bernadino County and the Inland Empire where they have a huge fan base.

@joelrobinson4497 Год назад

The Hartford one would have been cool

@willisapril Год назад

@jiggajames4623 Год назад

@@willisapril as someone from the Hartford area, definitely not new york territory, that's Fairfield/shoreline

@willisapril Год назад

@@jiggajames4623 Maybe nowadays but before Tom Brady there were very few Patriots fans in Connecticut.

@Jackzilla2006 Год назад

This Staduim never Existed

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

Stadium*, existed*

@vasiliosthomas4883 4 месяца назад

@@einundsiebenziger5488 internet dwelling linguist right here. Thank goodness.

@BFLOJoker74HaHa Год назад

The Buffalo Bills had a chance to build a domed stadium in Lancaster NY a suburb of Buffalo NY..B4 it built its current stadium in Orchrd Park NY..It had a vry cool design..It almost lookd like a landed UFO..It would been the 1st dome stadium for northern NFL teams.. MINN & DET hadn’t built theirs yet either..& couldve have the first northrn the city to host a Super Bowl..ahead of MINN & DET (& thats the only reason theyve ever hostd a Super Bowl..Dome stadiums)..But local politics got in the way once again..They saw the pricetag for the project..& opted out of it..for the cheaper outdoor stadium in Orchrd Park..They couldve “righted that wrong”..by puttng the team back in downtown BFLO..doming it..& also using it in part, as a convention center.. Which the city & country had planned on doing anywy..& the better economic spin off it wouldve developd for the entire region..The short-sightd state & local govt politicians opted once again for the cheaper, easier to move across the street & stay in Orchrd Park NY out -door stadium..Funny thing is they a Canadian contractor who wouldve done the downtown domed stadium project..wth no public/taxpayer money.. They still said no to that proposal..

@johngembka7052 9 месяцев назад

I wouldn't be crazy about a football stadium in downtown Buffalo, but the open-air stadium they're building in Orchard Park is a boondoggle at best. The awning isn't going to protect fans from rain, snow, or cold. The heated seats will be out of order before you know it. They've already changed the number of heated seats to just a fraction of what was originally promised. And best of all, they've barely broken ground and it's already more than $300 million over budget. Should have just build a domed stadium.

@kyleshiflet9952 Год назад

Ok that spanish mission stadium design looks awesome

@warrenkemmer1307 Год назад

The jets stadium would've been awesome and how much money the Superbowl would bring to the area they dropped the ball on that.

@anthonys3631 Год назад

Would have been a nice new beautiful stadium but hosting a Super Bowl the second week of February in New York City the weather conditions would have been a factor. The league likes to have perfect weather conditions when it comes down to hosting the big game.

@warrenkemmer1307 Год назад

@@anthonys3631 it had a roof and they had it in Minnesota a few years back. I mean New York city is a tourist destination as is but imagine a Superbowl in downtown New York. I remember they had one at giants stadium but that is technically new Jersey.

@anthonys3631 Год назад

@@warrenkemmer1307 Yes because Minnesota's stadium was brand new and indoors plus the league was trying to give them an economic benefit for having constructed their new stadium.

@AntiContradiction Год назад

@@anthonys3631 holy f**k there is no consistency in anything you've said in your 2 replies. The proposed NY stadium would also be INDOORS like Minnesota. You managed to somehow miss that in the video and the dude's comment who you replied to. And just so you know, cities have to bid to host the superbowl, they didn't just gift Minnesota the superbowl out of good will.

@warrenkemmer1307 Год назад

@@anthonys3631 the jets stadium would've been indoors too

@dejaunbarquest8680 Год назад

play @ 1.25x speed, thank me later

@erikkjems2635 Год назад

Thank Anthony Weiner for denying the West Side Stadium

@freddystreamz9122 Год назад

21:33 I do. And the answer is very simple Politics. It's known as the windy city for a reason .

@warrenkemmer1307 Год назад

But they never use the money for anything better

@leesdroidaccountharbin9665 Год назад

LMAO, the guy who made this thinks the Washington Football team plays in Washington state

@dromulio Год назад

St. Louis. The Louis is pronounce like the name “Lewis”

@CONSOLETRUTH2 Год назад

Yes but this guy is British and that's how they pronounce it.

@dromulio Год назад

@@CONSOLETRUTH2 still not how people in St. Louis pronounce it.

@peteg475 Год назад

@@CONSOLETRUTH2 Fine. I'll start saying "Edin-berg" then.

@kurtpunchesthings2411 Год назад

@@dromulio I could be wrong but didn't St Louis get its name from the French King Louis I can't remember the number ? If yes then the way the narrator was pronouncing it is correct

@CONSOLETRUTH2 Год назад

The Carson, CA stadium looks pretty much like the Raiders new Allogent Stadium in Vegas. Of course there were some tweaks (LIKE alligent is a domed stadium because games in Vegas could easily be played in Temps near or over 100°F well into October) but o erall the designs are pretty similar, almost like the Carson stadium was a rough draft for the final design in Vegas for Alligent Stadium.

@allisonkrueger8330 Год назад

*Allegiant

@dennisproulx3215 Год назад

Good job in your Patriots reporting. As a side note, Trump wanted to build a similar stadium in NYC for the USFL Generals

@rockvilleraven Год назад

The Trumpdome would have had “condominium seating” which is a fancy way of saying “PSL’s”

@MarloSoBalJr Год назад

Gotta say, Robert Kraft made a VERY smart move to hold out cos his new Foxborough complex is worth a f*ck-ton nowadays. Hartford & Connecticut missed out big time on value

@EmperorImmortalPhoenix757 Год назад

There were some stadiums that looked better than others, and I understand why the New York stadiums for the jets weren't built and didn't want to host the 2012 Olympics. Hosting the Olympics takes a lot to host it. Look at other places that hosted the Olympics. The buildings were left abandoned and were never used again. But imagine if some of these stadiums were built, they could have hosted Wrestlemania, and from what I heard, whatever city hosts the event , it benefits from it

@c.a.t4607 Год назад

The 49ers stadium got a mania a few years after it was built.. the first stadium design for San Francisco was similar to the one they actually built. It's sad so many of these stadiums get caught up in city politics

@rockvilleraven Год назад

That’s why DC will never host it, even in conjunction with Baltimore. Too many Government agencies and traffic is bad as it is, even with the Metro there.

@Undecided0 Год назад

Those stadiums wouldn't be left abandoned, especially in NYC. Look at Atlanta. They hosted the Olympics & still used all of the venues after the Olympics were done.

@andrewalden8364 Год назад

Yeah, I don’t think the state of Washington is going to help the Commanders much either, especially considering they have the Seahawks in Seattle. 🤦‍♂️

@rockvilleraven Год назад

The Commanders don't play in Washington State, you must mean the District of Columbia who when Sharon Pratt Kelly was Mayor, called then Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke a “Billioniare Bully” and talks for a new stadium broke off and he got one in the the Maryland suburbs of Landover.

@andrewalden8364 Год назад

@@rockvilleraven Wait a minute. You mean I’ve been living in DC my whole life and have been thinking the Redskins were from Washington state? NO WAY!!!

@peteruhlig9004 Год назад

I also liked the new York jets stadium. Build that too.

@JonJacks Год назад

I took a helicopter ride around the city and that rail yard is STILL there. As a Jets fan I was SO excited to get our own stadium that looked cool and not the HVAC that's MetLife. Imagine during nice weather taking ferries to the stadium from Jersey and and having a ball.

@nemothezeus6587 Год назад

its interesting seeing how similar carson stadium looks to allegiant stadium and sofi stadium

@tylerkochman1007 11 месяцев назад

Patriots also considered Providence Rhode Island and obviously Boston (South End)

@lemmiwinks09 Год назад

I like the way you say St. Louie 😂

@retroguy1976 Год назад

easter rutherford?? lol

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

... founded on Easter by the Easter Bunny😉.

@badgerden7080 27 дней назад

Madison square Garden and the site of what could have been The West Side stadium are not next to each other. There are about eight blocks separating them.

@davedamien735 Год назад

Add Buffalo to the list

@KennyLogsdon Год назад

How about a commentator that knows how to pronounce St. Louis would work better.

@DieYuppiieSkum Год назад

Wish the Chargers had their own venue to play in, rather than sharing a stadium with the landlords (the Rams) who own it. Ed Roski could have purchased a minority steak of the Bolts and have them play at the then-City of Industry stadium and represent the I.E. and the O.C., nearby.

@1999bill1999 Год назад

NFL was never gonna allow it. NFL wanted both LA teams to share a stadium

@DieYuppiieSkum Год назад

@1999bill1999 it's extremely rare for the NFL to allow 2 stadiums to be built within the same county or counties, while representing the same city they're based in. Though in the alternative world, I wish the Chargers (aka Chokers) would've been calling the City of Industry/Grand Crossing Stadium home and being named the "Anaheim Chargers," despite playing in L.A. County, but not only that, the Clippers could've been playing their home games at the Honda Center, while sharing the arena with the Ducks. Heck, Anaheim getting an MLS expansion team, instead of L.A. getting another one. This is how it would've been in a alternative universe: Anaheim Chargers Anaheim Angels (no name change) Anaheim Clippers Anaheim Ducks Anaheim FC (imaginary name) All these O.C. teams would've represented the O.C. and the I.E. while competing with the L.A. teams that have more success than their counterparts. I know this my long writing and wishing this existed today.

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

Minority stake* (has nothing to do with meat)

@vasiliosthomas4883 4 месяца назад

@@einundsiebenziger5488 where would we be without you. Anyways @DieYuppiieSkum Spanos simply didnt have the capital. In fact he was willing to defer 500 mill, then put anything more than 350 million into downtown San Diego, even with the NFL throwing hundreds of millions into the pit so the team stayed. You reap what you sow, the Chargers didnt sell out ONE game this season at "home". Dead last in local TV ratings too.

@eliishim Год назад

the place where west side stadium was supposed to be is now hudson yards

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

So many mispronunciations. The Jets/Giants stadium is located in East* Rutherford, not "Easter" Rutherford. The town is named after the fact that it's located in east New Jersey, not because it was founded by the Easter Bunny! And last time I checked the "S" in St. Louis is not silent.

@dgxnm Год назад

Wonder if the Jets could ever have a stadium of their own in NYC in the future

@craigphillips3154 Год назад

"In the future" being 30 years down the road. They have only been in MetLife Stadium for 13 years. They do have an "opt-out" in 2 years and then every 5 years after that. The caveat is that they have to give 12 months' notice. So, if they wanted to leave in 2 years then they would have to announce that in 12 months. THAT isn't going to happen. They couldn't find a suitable alternative that quickly. So, the first legitimate opportunity to move would be at the 20-year mark in 7 years. 7 years is about the minimum amount of time it would take, especially given all of the red tape that New York is notorious for. Then the question becomes, "Where?" It would likely be a $2B+ project to build an NFL football stadium somewhere in New York City. For reference, NYCFC is spending over $700M to build a 25,000 seat soccer stadium next to Citi Field. That's about 1/3 the size of what an NFL stadium would need to be and the land they're building on is already cleared and part of the Citi Field property.

@joecostantino3684 Год назад

If they ever do I can see it being built next to Citi Field (where Shea used to stand), or possibly near Belmont Park but likely not in the heart of Manhattan like Westside would have been.

@craigphillips3154 Год назад

@@joecostantino3684 the new NYCFC soccer stadium is going next to Citi Field. I doubt there's room for a third stadium on that site and still have enough parking for football or a sellout baseball game.

@generalshadow9027 Год назад

@James Cartwright yes they did.

@andrewasciutto1420 Год назад

@James Cartwright Metlife is 50% 50% :P

@indiandaeng Год назад

Add the Soldier Field dome in Chicago.

@Quad373 11 месяцев назад

I never heard of “Saint Louie”

@Evan_Rodgers Год назад

It’s pronounced St Lewis not Louie lmao.

@user-tg9ri8lu4v 8 месяцев назад

nice

@peteruhlig9004 Год назад

The first stadium of the San Diego Chargers with a retractable ruff, bring back the San Diego Chargers

@lonniestephens6254 Год назад

He totally forgot about the Baltodome in Baltimore, MD.

@brandonfinley9248 Год назад

LOL did you say President Anheuser Busch? That is the name of a Beer Company.

@rockvilleraven Год назад

Also known by his name August or Auggie Busch.

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

Also heard that. The use of the simple word "of" would have fixed it. The way he said it sounds like the guy was a politician from the movie Idiocracy.

@ljjackson3520 11 месяцев назад

The city in Missouri can still built it but they gotta come up with another team!

@stephenkuipers9982 Год назад

Great detailed video, just mispronounced a lot of names

@MarloSoBalJr Год назад

24:41 Summerfield? ... You mean Landover, Maryland

@rockvilleraven Год назад

Or Raljon as the late Squire Jack Kent Cooke wanted it called.

@rkupiecjr Год назад

Taxpayers should never pay for a stadium or arena let the grifter owners move

@rockvilleraven Год назад

The Maryland Stadium Authority used to brag that lottery money financed both stadiums, lottery money is a tax on the poor.

@kevinreed709 11 месяцев назад

I think they should build one in Louisville ky.

@anthonyslazas6413 Год назад

The new falcons stadium is worse than the renovated soldier field my opinion.

@Darth_Arashi Год назад

Jets could potentially get their own stadium soon in queen’s.

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

... Queens*

@jasonp724 Год назад

The jets westside stadium.

@US2A Год назад

Well it's good rams and chargers didn't get new stadiums

@BillyDaGoat1017 Год назад

Did the Rams/Chargers not get the stadium or am I missing something…?

@BDQ1975 Год назад

Yes, the Rams got the stadium that the Chargers are tenants to. However, both teams were on opposite sides to return to LA in the mid 2010’s. Stan Kronke purchased the land that was formerly the Hollywood Park Racetrack in Inglewood. The Chargers, with the Raiders proposed a stadium in Carson. The Raiders/Chargers got the initial approval from the stadium committee but Jerry Jones met with all the other owners and suggested that they get behind Kronke’a stadium cause Stan had the big pockets to ensure the Rams didn’t fail in LA. When the Rams won the vote to relocate, the NFL gave the Chargers the first shot at relocating to LA if their city, San Diego, didn’t support their proposal on a new stadium. In the 2016 election, the City of Sam Diego voted on the stadium and rejected the ideal. On the one year anniversary of the Rams winning the relocation vote, the Chargers informed the NFL their intention to relocate to LA into SoFi Stadium.

@LeeEdwards-vq6mj 5 месяцев назад

It's a shame the fans and team where cheated out of a much needed dome stadium!!!!

@haydenfarms Год назад

is alleghiant stadium carson stadium design

@BenjaminInLosAngeles Год назад

Yup with a few changes

@BDQ1975 Год назад

Yes, after the fail bid, Mark Davis apparently loved the designed of the stadium, he took them for his proposed stadium in Vegas. The difference in the Vegas stadium vs Carson, the roof on the top, with the retractable door by the cauldron and the black exterior. Carson Stadium was exactly the same minus those item’s mentioned before

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

Allegiant* stadium

@CharlieHepp 5 месяцев назад

is over is time.

@jordanblack2825 Год назад

I can't deal w the voice of commentary

@billfryer5911 Год назад

It's pronounced "SAINT LEWIS", not "SAINT LOUIE".

@az-zs8ts Год назад

You’re saying St. Louis wrong

@thederpyhuman4147 Год назад

he's not american, and considering the person st. louis is named after is pronounced that way, maybe he just doesn't know

@leesdroidaccountharbin9665 Год назад

It's an artificial intelligence bot

@keventertains7077 Год назад

That Carsin staduim looks very much like the raiders staduimmm

@sjdrifter72 Год назад

Allegiant Stadium IS the Carson Stadium except it's black on the exterior and that it has a roof. This was the stadium most L.A. fans wanted built instead of SoFi, because they wanted the Raiders back more than the Rams because the Raiders played in at the L.A Coliseum and the Rams played far away at what is now Angel Stadium in Anaheim.

@SP-ie5by Год назад

“Roger Gudol”

@carlos2003177 Год назад

Can you please say St. Louis again?? Please?🤭

@JGARY92 Год назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@-mapero6851 Год назад

We want iraq stadiums !!

@LeeEdwards-vq6mj 3 месяца назад

St. Louis and other COLD CLIMATE cities should be banned from building open air stadiums. The Jets deserve some like West side stadium...Get it done.

@0fficialdregs Год назад

NOW IT MAKE SENSE!!!!!! GOODELL HAS ALWAYS BEEN A STOOGE FOR THE PATRIOTS

@Undecided0 Год назад

Bob "Eager"

@ElectricScooterMan Год назад

I think every stadium needs a dome. Funny is people complain about the sun in Miami Dolphins stadium than the cold at Lambeau Field lol

@Werdnasemajjamesandrew Год назад

Why would james dolan have a vote? He owns the knicks and a cable company!

@andrewasciutto1420 Год назад

he didn't have a vote, watch the segment again

@tmsmqwx Год назад

Yeah, I suppose the Chicago Southside stadium was in fact "doomed." You need to get your AI pronunciation under control.

@rustyshackleford1114 Год назад

The Falcons proposal would have been the best and would have looked far better than the abortion they have now.

@CONSOLETRUTH2 Год назад

Yeah, the Falcons new stadium (Mercedes-Benz Stadium?) looks....well....when closed not that bad but when you watch the roof open the way it does it looks like Megatron's anus dilating and getting ready to take a shite!!

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

... the abberation* they have now.

@jorgevillavicencio427 Год назад

The Falcon's Stadium proposal was absolutely hideous. An architectural monstrosity in every shape and form. I've seen pitched roof warehouses with better and more aesthetically appealing. I'm glad the Benz design won over that other crap.

@einundsiebenziger5488 10 месяцев назад

The Falcons' * stadium proposal ...

@jorgevillavicencio427 10 месяцев назад

@@einundsiebenziger5488 OH MY FUCKING SAVIOR IN HEAVEN! Please don't send the RU-vid grammar Gestapo after me. 😬😂

@MrCreeperYT_Official 8 месяцев назад

St. Louis is pronounced "Saint Lewis" depsite the spelling.

@opflug553 Год назад

Lol at America where the public funds stadiums for billionaires who threaten to tank the local economy and pride if they don't.

@Alinamartinez-- 6 месяцев назад

Spending Taxpayers money on BS 😒

@georgeawestjr.9087 Год назад

We have beautiful sports facilities physically located in New Jersey. However, it has the wrong team names, the wrong cities 🏙️ and the wrong state. MetLife Stadium 🏟️ is physically located in the Borough of East Rutherford, Bergen County, New Jersey, home of the New York 🚫 Jets, the New York Giants and the XFL New York Guardians. The team's headquarters are physically located in New Jersey. Both teams should be referred to as a NEW JERSEY team. Red Bull 🐂Arena is physically located in the town of Harrison, Hudson County, New Jersey. It the home of the New York 🚫 Red Bulls 🐂. The team stadium 🏟️ and headquarters are physically located in New Jersey. It should referred to as the New Jersey Red Bulls 🐂. Period. I'm sick and tired of New Jersey playing second-fiddle to New York City and Philadelphia, on both sides of the Hudson and Delaware Rivers.