County officials are making a strong push for the Cleveland Browns to remain in their current downtown location, sparking a new debate about the future of the team’s home. In a recent appeal, local leaders emphasized the economic and community benefits of keeping the Browns at their current stadium. They argue that the downtown location not only boosts local businesses but also strengthens the city’s identity and pride. As discussions continue, it’s clear that maintaining the team's presence in the heart of the city is seen as crucial for both economic vitality and community spirit. "Losing the Browns would harm Cleveland and all Clevelanders,” Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb said in written press statement. “Lower spending downtown would negatively affect tax revenues that provide essential services for a city in need. It would close businesses, cost jobs, empty out storefronts, and make our downtown feel less alive.” 🔗 Read more about details on the project at the link in the bio. 🖊...