10 NFL Teams That Could Get New Stadiums or Major Renovations

Status: Under construction

This year, the Titans broke ground on a $2.1 billion stadium that is scheduled to open in 2027. The stadium — which will absorb $1.2 billion in public funds — is designed as an indoor facility with a permanent roof to host major events like the Super Bowl and Final Four.

Status: Under construction

Knowing that Buffalo is unlikely to host Final Fours or Super Bowls, Bills owners decided to buck the trend toward indoor stadiums. The $1.7 billion stadium will be an open-air facility, scheduled to open in 2026.

Status: Maybe move to Kansas?

The Chiefs teamed up with the Royals in hopes of getting public money to upgrade Arrowhead Stadium. The upgrades were essentially $300 million worth of new condos and a parking lot. After Missouri voters rejected the haphazard project, the Kansas Legislature worked hard to get the Chiefs across the Missouri border to Kansas City, KANSAS. We even saw a conceptual design for a future indoor stadium in Kansas. There are no plans yet, but that could change quickly.

Status: Plans for major renovation have been established

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

Status: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The Bears were going to move to Arlington Heights, but they didn’t. Then they wanted to build a stadium just south of what’s now Soldier Field. But lawmakers have no plans to approve any taxpayer-funded stadium for the Bears. So, uh, maybe they’ll try Arlington Heights again? Who knows? Definitely not. But check out these dramatic renderings of a stadium that won’t be built.

Status: Uncertain, but likely headed for major renovation

The Browns released renderings of a new domed stadium (see below) last month that would be about 15 miles from the current Huntington Bank Field. However, the city and county seem more open to a proposed $1.2 billion renovation of the current stadium.

Status: Renovation

In May, the team announced plans to invest $120 million in improvements to Paycor Stadium, with construction scheduled for completion in 2026 and to be divided into phases.

Status: Renovation

The Ravens announced plans last year to invest $430 million in state funds to upgrade M&T Bank Stadium, a deal that would keep the Ravens in their current stadium until at least 2037.

Status: Renovation approved

In June, the Charlotte City Council approved plans to allocate $650 million in city funds for an $800 million renovation of Bank of America Stadium. Panthers owner David Tepper would pay the remaining $150 million under the agreement, with the project set to be completed in 2029.

Status: lol

The Commanders are stuck with the worst stadium in college football until 2027, but owner Josh Harris has no concrete plans for a new facility. It could be RFK Stadium or another location in DC or the DMV. Harris reportedly hopes to have a new stadium ready by 2030. We just don’t know where it will be or what it will look like.