After another Northeast Ohio winter, warm weather signifies the change of seasons and start of construction for the second phase of the Cleveland Browns Fields Project.
As part of the Browns’ dedication to education, youth and high school football and Cleveland, the Browns organization announced in May 2016 the commitment to provide five Cleveland Metropolitan School District (CMSD) fields with high-quality synthetic turf during the next two years. During the community impact project’s planning stages, CMSD identified five fields that would provide the most significant results throughout the city. Three fields – Roye Kidd Field, James F. Rhodes Field and Bump Taylor – were completed for the start of the 2016 high school football season, while John Adams Field and John Marshall Field are set to begin construction spring 2017.