STUNNING pictures of a $2.4 billion new NFL stadium have been unveiled.

The NFL team is set to break ground over the coming weeks ahead of a 2029 stadium’s opening.

Renderings of the Cleveland Browns’ planned Brook Park Stadium

HKS has unveiled plans for the Browns’ new stadium

Images of the planned venue have been unveiled by the Cleveland Browns.

These updated renderings showcase Brook Park.

The Browns are among seven NFL teams currently planning moves to new homes over the next five seasons.

They are working closely with the Ohio Department of Transport to build their new home.

This move will see the Browns leave their downtown home for a location next to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport.

The latest renderings show the planned stadium with a glass roof.

It comes after the Browns were issued a weather warning for extreme cold ahead of their road game against the Chicago Bears in December 2025.

Sideline seating will be organized across four tiers on both sides.

Meanwhile, the endzone areas will feature a single tiered stand underneath a jumbotron.

This project is set to cost an estimated $2.4 billion.

These renderings have been generated by the Browns and Dallas-based architectural firm HKS.

HKS has previously constructed the Dallas Cowboys‘ AT&T Stadium and the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers‘ SoFi Stadium.

The firm is also in charge of the Washington Commanders’ planned new stadium.

A previous proposal from the Browns for the site was denied by the Ohio Department of Transport.

But it appears that this has since been resolved.

Utility work and site preparations have been ongoing at the site since October 2025.

The Browns are planning to officially break ground at Brook Park on March 2, 2026.

It is hoped that this will allow the NFL franchise to officially open the stadium in time for the 2029 NFL season.

HKS’ imagining of the planned concourse at the new Browns stadium

An on-field rendering of the Browns’ endzone stand at their planned stadium