Roethlisberger Ribs Browns' New Stadium Plan

0:00On March 24th, the Cleveland Browns are planning a new stadium with a fully-translucent fixed-dome roof, moving from their current lakefront spot to A, suburban area near Cleveland International Airport. Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Rothesberger called the dome idea crazy on a recent podcast, saying it just does not seem right for the team. The current open-air stadium has been in use since 1999, and Rothesberger knows it well from his playing days. He even joked about getting emails asking for his input on naming rights, poking fun at the Browns franchise. Rothesberger dominated the Browns over his career, facing them 29 times with a record of 26 wins, two losses in one tie. He went 13 and 1 against them at home in Pittsburgh, making Cleveland a tough matchup for years. Fans loved the playful roast, with many laughing and calling him their daddy in rival returns. Some pointed out his final game against the Browns, a playoff loss where he threw four interceptions in a 48-37 defeat. Cleveland's first postseason win since 1994.

1:04It's all in good fun from an old rival, as the Browns gear up for their innovative new home, still named Huntington Bankfield. I'm Cory with the story. That's your NFL news today of day. AI powered and always on.