In this episode of Building Brownstown, Cleveland Browns General Manager Andrew Berry discusses his career origins in Indianapolis and the advantages of playing in a dome stadium. He explains how this led to prioritizing speed over size when building a team. The conversation transitions to the future of the Browns, focusing on the team's new enclosed stadium at Huntington Bank Field. Berry highlights how the controlled indoor environment could be a significant advantage, particularly for the passing game, and how it eliminates unpredictable variables like weather.

Hosted by Browns Senior Media Broadcaster Nathan Zegura, Building Brownstown takes listeners behind the scenes of the Browns’ journey to build their new stadium. Each episode offers exclusive insight into the planning, process, and vision shaping the project, featuring in-depth conversations with those closest to it—ownership, executives, architects—and credible voices from around the sports and entertainment industry.

<p>Hosted by Browns Senior Media Broadcaster Nathan Zegura, <em data-ogsc="">Building Brownstown </em>takes listeners behind the scenes of the Browns&rsquo; journey to build their new stadium. Each episode offers exclusive insight into the planning, process, and vision shaping the project, featuring in-depth conversations with those closest to it&mdash;ownership, executives, architects&mdash;and credible voices from around the sports and entertainment industry.</p>

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How controlled environments impact the passing game with Andrew Berry - Building Brownstown

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