Raymond James Stadium opened in 1998. The Buccaneers currently plan not to replace it but to renovate it.
Via Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times, Bucs co-owner Joel Glazer told reporters on Tuesday that the team plans a “massive renovation” of its longtime home.
“It’s something you’re always looking at because the fan experience is so important in the NFL, in all sports,” Glazer said. “So we’re constantly looking at the stadium, constantly looking at how we can improve it. We did stuff about six years ago, but now it’s six years later and there’s been a lot of new stadiums built, a lot of different renovations done.