Cleveland Browns’ New Stadium Excavation Reaches Final 40-Foot Phase
The excavation for the Cleveland Browns' new Huntington Bank Field in Brook Park has entered its final 40-foot phase, with media granted a tour to view the construction progress.
Cleveland Akron, OH, October 9, 2026 — The ongoing excavation for the Cleveland Browns’ new Huntington Bank Field, located in Brook Park, has reached a significant milestone. Construction crews are now engaged in the final 40-foot phase of the excavation process, marking progress toward the development of the team’s future home stadium.
Media representatives were recently granted a tour of the construction site to observe the progress firsthand. The tour provided a glimpse into the scale and current stage of the extensive groundwork required for the new facility. Details regarding the specific objectives or challenges of this final 40-foot excavation phase were not provided.
The project represents a major undertaking for the Cleveland Browns franchise as they prepare for a new era at Huntington Bank Field. While the exact timeline for the completion of the excavation phase was not specified, its entry into the final segment indicates that initial groundwork is nearing its conclusion.
Further details about the construction timeline, stadium features, or project management were not available from the information provided. The focus of the recent media access was to document the current state of the excavation as it progresses through its concluding stages.
Story summarized from the original created by John Kuntz on www.cleveland.com, see more information here.
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