A redesign of Paul Brown Stadium could dramatically liven up the Cincinnati Bengals’ home with a food hall, districts highlighting some of the city’s most recognizable features, a sports ...

This means that Paul Brown Stadium may feature fewer general admission seating sections. Like TQL Stadium in the West End, there will instead be a mix of traditional seating options, alongside ...

The proposal for Paul Brown Stadium would seek to move the scoreboard and expand it in size from 130 ft. by 36 ft. to 150 ft. by 42 ft. Behind the scoreboard, a new pavilion area is proposed for fans.

Paycor Stadium, previously known as Paul Brown Stadium is an outdoor football stadium located in Cincinnati, Ohio. ... Paycor Stadium’s Seating chart. Paycor Stadium seats 65,515.

The Paul Brown Stadium lettering was removed from the side of the stadium Wednesday, marking the end of an era for the former name.The stadium is now Paycor Stadium, the team announced Tuesday.The ...

CINCINNATI — The Cincinnati Bengals have played their last game inside Paul Brown Stadium. Effective for Friday's first game of the 2022 preseason, the Bengals will play at Paycor Stadium.

Paul Brown Stadium, which opened in 2000, was named after the founder and first coach of the Bengals. His son, Mike Brown, is now the team president, and he doesn't think his dad would mind his ...

This is because Paul Brown Stadium is owned by the Hamilton County taxpayers, so both sides will have to vote on the potential deal.Yet still, a name change could bring in a flux of new money to ...

Days after reports started to swirl that Paul Brown Stadium might be getting a new name, Bengals' owner Mike Brown is responding to questions on the naming rights.

As of Tuesday, the stadium formerly known as Paul Brown Stadium will now be called Paycor Stadium after the team and the company inked a 16-year deal.

Somewhat lost in the hype of the Cincinnati Bengals possibly selling the naming rights to Paul Brown Stadium is the fact there are planned upgrades in the works, too. Those upgrades could include ...

Paul Brown Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals, will now become Paycor Stadium after Paycor HCM Inc. and the team agreed to a deal on the naming rights of the stadium, effective immediately.