The big reason why Cincinnati's venue is called Paul Brown Stadium was because Brown was fired from the Cleveland Browns by owner Art Modell and P.B. pretty much founded the Bengals out of spite.
@@chazztreat8317 Right on. I'm not sure I'd take that leap as to say he formed the Bengals. He just fired Paul Brown is all. Paul Brown formed the Bengals, yes, as a result of getting shitcanned. Maybe you're right... Haha! I don't know! Y'all have an interesting season ahead.
Everyone here in Pittsburgh will still call it Heinz Field. Hell, the one concert venue out here kept losing sponsors because everyone called it by its original name, to the point its called that again.
A different sport, but I was so sad when Miller's naming rights for Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers) expired. It was the perfect corpo partnership for a team named after beer making. It was also nicknamed "the keg" by many fans, which also great
The Steelers didn’t want to buy the Acrisure naming rights. They had to though because they were outbidding Heinz. Art Rooney Did say that they are hoping to change it back. Plus the guy that owns Acrisure is a Steelers fan
Paul Brown's son Mike is the owner and GM of the Bengals, hence the stadium name. I'm sure he'd just as soon dig up Art Modell's (he fired Paul Brown from the Browns) grave and piss on the bones than sell the naming rights to Cleveland.
I love Paul Brown Stadium's name as an honor to the founder of the Bengals and true coaching icon. I sincerely hope they never change it. We don't need more corporate named stadiums that mean nothing. Cinergy Field was OK back in the day, but I just love Paul Brown Stadium.
Fun fact: because Green Bay is such a small city, the Packers used to play 3 games a year (1 preseason, 2 regular season) at Milwaukee's "County Stadium", and they sold tickets to these games separately. However, when County Stadium was closed in the 90s, the Milwaukee fans wanted to keep their tickets. So the team said "Fine, but you'll have to come up to Lambeau from now on." These days, 3 times a year, there is a HUGE traffic jam for the entire 120-mile stretch between the two cities to get to the sold-out game.
As a chiefs fan for 13 years now, i was heartbroken when they changed the name to GEHA Field at arrowhead. There were rumours for a couple years after we paid mahomes that it would happen tho
Say what you want about GEHA, at least everyone still calls it arrowhead. As a Steelers fan I’m heartbroken at the new name ACRISURE stadium. At least I know it’s not permanent and we can always take the chiefs route.
Well idk much about how names work but all ik that teams sign deals with sponsorships like the Staple center had to change it's name after many years due to the sponsorship expiring. Like eventually after many years allegiant stadium will change it's name when it's sponsorship runs out. Don't worry champ it will always be arrowhead stadium in everyone's hearts just how the Lakers arena will always be staplecenter
I was bummed too when we did it, but at least they held out for a while before giving in! The fact they didn't jump on the bandwagon when it first started trending counts for something..
As a Chief fan I agree that adding GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium is not a good name for our Stadium. I was much better when it was just called Arrowhead Stadium.
Imma chiefs fan too lol, but yes I agree with all of you. I hope that the new stadium we get is built in MISSOURI (cause I refuse to go to Kansas which has a higher murder rate than KCMO) and is just named Arrowhead Stadium or New Arrowhead Stadium
@@Straleyy pretty sure it will never change either. Paul Brown probably wrote that in his will to name the next stadium after him in order to remember who really started the Browns (also a legend of modernizing football) 😂
Almost spit my coffee out when it was on the list of the worst names and then finally did when he said the Browns should have the name. No clue about football history there. Bengals makes way more sense to have the name- and it's a great stadium name.
Yeah I agree with you. Arrowhead stadium is cool until they change the name to geha stadium which is dumb. I but I still called them arrowhead stadium.
As a Jags fan there hasn't been much to be happy about . When I grew up Everbank Field was such a great name and I had fond memories there. Nowadays the name TIAA Bank Field doesn't have the ring to it. Anyways, one thing about be a true fan is being loyal and I for damn sure will not be deterred from supporting my team through everything.
Soilder Field is a great name. And it's actually a law in the books in Colorado that the football stadium has to have 'at Mile High' in its name if it has a corporate name attached to it
Personally I like MetLife Stadium name. MetLife is an insurance company that represents the New York-New Jersey Metropolitan area, And since the stadium is located at the heart of that area on the Jersey side just minutes from New York - The name actually fits like a glove. BEST
@@cheat_code2292 it was named in dedication to soldiers who died in WW1 back in 1925. One of few remaining that is not named after a corporate sponsor. And the longest named stadium. With Lambeau being second longest.
Only someone not from Ohio would relate Paul Brown closer to the Browns than the Bengals🙄 if he was here, He would tell you himself he wants nothing to do with that team in Cleveland
As in Miami dolphins fan going from Joe Robbie stadium to pro player stadium to Landshark stadium when we had dolphins stadium now we have hard Rock stadium
I think you guys need to do this for each league, including MLS. Also, Acrisure went for the naming rights because their only other option was to associate themselves with the Detroit Lions.
The Football Gods are punishing Cincinnati and Cleveland for dissing the AFL. Art Modell said he would never let the Denver Broncos play in Cleveland. The first team to shutout the Browns at home in the regular season was Denver. Need I mention the Drive and the Fumble? Paul Brown said he took an AFL franchise just to get back in the NFL. Cleveland fans decried the move to the AFC, saying they were joining the inferior league. Brown and Cleveland fans forgot where they came from. They got their start in the old AAFC, which the NFL called inferior.
Maybe you should do a video where you say every position that a college does best. Like what position does Alabama produce best in the nfl. Do you get it
I always thought "Georgia Dome "was a horribly unimaginative name. I think "Peach Dome "would have been a much better name, especially since the Peach Bowl was played there, until Chik-Fil-A bought the rights to the game.
I still call Lumen Field "Centurylink Field". Also, honorable mention to State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. That rolls of the tongue better than its former name "University of Phoenix" stadium.
As a browns fan we understand why the bengals honor Paul Brown. Because former browns owner and current ravens owner Art Model decided to fire Paul Brown in his Prime. So he went to Cincinnati and made a team to rival Art's team. That's also why the colors are almost the same. So naming the field after the team founder makes sense to me
TPS gotta get back to making content that isn't just about football. There's plenty of stadiums in each of the other 3 North American sports leagues with great/terrible names.
My top picks for best/worst NFL stadium names. Best: Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas Raiders) SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles Chargers/Los Angeles Rams) Soldier Field (Chicago Bears) Levi's Stadium (San Francisco 49ers) Gillette Stadium (New England Patriots) Worst: Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Eagles) FedEx Field (Washington Commanders) U.S Bank Stadium (Minnesota Vikings) State Farm Stadium (Arizona Cardinals) Raymond James Stadium (Tampa Bay Buccaneers). Let me know which ones you agree and which ones you disagree with.
The chiefs for whatever reason we're somewhat forced to change the name. People thought it had something to do with native Americans, but it was called arrowhead because it was the first stadium to use arrowheads indicating the nearest endzone. Look it up.
Thank god Acrisure is a worst. All of us Steeler fans hate the name. At least there is an agreement for having the Heinz RedZone now, but I will always remember that stadium as Heinz Field.
I am grateful that, just like we don't have to worry that the Packers will ever play anywhere but in Green Bay, we also don't have to worry that, at least for the near future, do not have to worry that we will watch them anywhere but Lambeau Field
As a Chiefs fan, I 100% agree with where you put Arrowhead on this list. It’s an incredible name that we were proud of, and then they ruined it by selling out to GEHA. I hope they get rid of it one day, but I doubt it :(
Highmark Stadium is alright-ish, New Era Field made sense as 2016-2020 marked the dawn of a new era for the Bills, but I miss it as Ralph Wilson Stadium or Rich Stadium.
They better BETTER I MEAN BETTER NOT changed Ford Field...Way too iconic Ford is Detroit In my eyez...even though LCA is dope that JOE Louis Arena was a freaking staple it's still a shame to this day..so to the Firestones, Fords & Illitches don't do it lol
The big reason why Cincinnati's venue is called Paul Brown Stadium was because Brown was fired from the Cleveland Browns by owner Art Modell and P.B. pretty much founded the Bengals out of spite.
Yep. Makes way more sense to call Cinci's stadium Paul Brown Stadium for a multitude of reasons. Dumb video.
@@michaelsorrell592 So two of my division rivals were formed because of Modell
@@chazztreat8317 Talking about the Browns and the Ravens?
@@michaelsorrell592 the bengals and ravens. I’m a browns fan
@@chazztreat8317 Right on. I'm not sure I'd take that leap as to say he formed the Bengals. He just fired Paul Brown is all. Paul Brown formed the Bengals, yes, as a result of getting shitcanned. Maybe you're right... Haha! I don't know!
Y'all have an interesting season ahead.
Still cant believe they changed Heintz field 😔
Money talks
I hate that they changed it
No more Heinz red zone 😞
They Steelers are not gonna be the same
Everyone here in Pittsburgh will still call it Heinz Field. Hell, the one concert venue out here kept losing sponsors because everyone called it by its original name, to the point its called that again.
A different sport, but I was so sad when Miller's naming rights for Miller Park (Milwaukee Brewers) expired. It was the perfect corpo partnership for a team named after beer making. It was also nicknamed "the keg" by many fans, which also great
I’m a Cardinals fan and I don’t exactly like the Brewers but even I miss the name Miller Park
@@slingshot28 same with me and the Cardinals. Having Busch with no Miller is just a slap in the face to the '82 suds series
The Steelers didn’t want to buy the Acrisure naming rights. They had to though because they were outbidding Heinz. Art Rooney Did say that they are hoping to change it back. Plus the guy that owns Acrisure is a Steelers fan
It SHOULD be Arthur J. Rooney Stadium…but it ain’t. 🤷🏻♂️
I have a suggestion: Name each teams most blockbuster trade that actually paid off
Do this one please
So you want Brady Stadium?
Marshawn Lynch
@@matismf no just name them not the stadium names
Video Idea: rank every teams throw back jersey or color rush uniforms from worst to first
Paul Brown's son Mike is the owner and GM of the Bengals, hence the stadium name. I'm sure he'd just as soon dig up Art Modell's (he fired Paul Brown from the Browns) grave and piss on the bones than sell the naming rights to Cleveland.
This aged well
I love Paul Brown Stadium's name as an honor to the founder of the Bengals and true coaching icon. I sincerely hope they never change it. We don't need more corporate named stadiums that mean nothing. Cinergy Field was OK back in the day, but I just love Paul Brown Stadium.
Aaaaand it's gone. Hurray for Paycor Stadium. Another meaningless name sold to the highest bidder.
Fun fact: because Green Bay is such a small city, the Packers used to play 3 games a year (1 preseason, 2 regular season) at Milwaukee's "County Stadium", and they sold tickets to these games separately. However, when County Stadium was closed in the 90s, the Milwaukee fans wanted to keep their tickets. So the team said "Fine, but you'll have to come up to Lambeau from now on." These days, 3 times a year, there is a HUGE traffic jam for the entire 120-mile stretch between the two cities to get to the sold-out game.
Video Idea: Ranking all the new alternate helmets
That good won
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Maybe wait after the cards and bears announce theirs
Goated
YES
Soldier Field is one of the best features of the Bears franchise..
As a chiefs fan for 13 years now, i was heartbroken when they changed the name to GEHA Field at arrowhead. There were rumours for a couple years after we paid mahomes that it would happen tho
Say what you want about GEHA, at least everyone still calls it arrowhead. As a Steelers fan I’m heartbroken at the new name ACRISURE stadium. At least I know it’s not permanent and we can always take the chiefs route.
Well idk much about how names work but all ik that teams sign deals with sponsorships like the Staple center had to change it's name after many years due to the sponsorship expiring. Like eventually after many years allegiant stadium will change it's name when it's sponsorship runs out. Don't worry champ it will always be arrowhead stadium in everyone's hearts just how the Lakers arena will always be staplecenter
I was bummed too when we did it, but at least they held out for a while before giving in! The fact they didn't jump on the bandwagon when it first started trending counts for something..
As a Chief fan I agree that adding GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium is not a good name for our Stadium. I was much better when it was just called Arrowhead Stadium.
I am a chiefs fan too. But I still called arrowhead still because that a cool name than geha.
I’m a chiefs fan too and I sometimes forget that it’s called GEHA field because I never call it that I just call it Arrowhead Stadium
Imma chiefs fan too lol, but yes I agree with all of you. I hope that the new stadium we get is built in MISSOURI (cause I refuse to go to Kansas which has a higher murder rate than KCMO) and is just named Arrowhead Stadium or New Arrowhead Stadium
The bengals reasoning was so stupid without Paul Brown the bengals wouldn’t even be a team 😂😂
Yeah I thought it would be on the list but not in the category that it was, pretty dumb take on him being more related to the Browns aswell
@@Straleyy pretty sure it will never change either. Paul Brown probably wrote that in his will to name the next stadium after him in order to remember who really started the Browns (also a legend of modernizing football) 😂
Almost spit my coffee out when it was on the list of the worst names and then finally did when he said the Browns should have the name. No clue about football history there. Bengals makes way more sense to have the name- and it's a great stadium name.
Paul Brown is responsible for the creation of two separate major league franchises. No one in baseball, basketball or hockey can say that.
LEVI'S A PERFECT FIT FOR THE 49ERS
As a Chiefs fan, I think that Arrowhead Stadium is one of the best names for a football stadium. But the “GEHA” is totally unnecessary
Yeah I agree with you. Arrowhead stadium is cool until they change the name to geha stadium which is dumb. I but I still called them arrowhead stadium.
I thought it was pronounced “GeeHa” lol
@@jordanfrancis2024 it still is arrowhead just now it’s geha field at arrowhead stadium which sounds terrible
And absolutely NO ONE calls it GEHA field. It still is and will always be Arrowhead!!!!
As a Jags fan there hasn't been much to be happy about . When I grew up Everbank Field was such a great name and I had fond memories there. Nowadays the name TIAA Bank Field doesn't have the ring to it. Anyways, one thing about be a true fan is being loyal and I for damn sure will not be deterred from supporting my team through everything.
Awesome video TPS as always!!
Love your video man
I think Soldier Field should be one of the best
Yes it should be 1
💯 agree
Why, oh why, did the Steelers change their name from Heinz Field to ACRISURE Stadium?
One word: Money.
Lucas Oil stadium not only rolls off the tongue but works with the motorsports made famous in Indianapolis
Keep up your fantastic videos, God bless you
video idea: ranking all of the nfl teams names example : baltimore ravens is worst/best
Great idea
I miss hearing "at Sports authority field at mile high" whenever I played Madden. I love empower field tho
Yeah, shame that Sports Authority is out of business even tho I didn’t have as big of an attachment to it.
@@1mrcow143 yea it sucks but it's whatever. empower field sounds great too
Can't wait for Sofi and Allegiant stadium to climb the ranks. They each had instant classics last year
As seahawks fan I will always remember it as quest field. Hate the name changes. Same with safeco field to t-mobile for mariners.
Video idea; Best and worst pre-game hype shows. Vikings crush that one in a landslide.
As a Chiefs fan… I can tell you that the fans did not like the name change either
Man I feel old. Grew up when the Dolphins home field was called Pro player park and Pro Player Stadium. To this day I still call it Pro Player Stadium
Soilder Field is a great name. And it's actually a law in the books in Colorado that the football stadium has to have 'at Mile High' in its name if it has a corporate name attached to it
Personally I like MetLife Stadium name. MetLife is an insurance company that represents the New York-New Jersey Metropolitan area, And since the stadium is located at the heart of that area on the Jersey side just minutes from New York - The name actually fits like a glove. BEST
Buffalo Bills went from Ralph Wilson Stadium to “New Era Field” and then onto HighMark Stadium ehh
I think that the Arizona cards "State Farm stadium" should be in the top 5 it has a nice ring to it
How is Soldier field not on this list? Besides Lambeau it's the longest running name.
I actually like the name solider field it gives me a feeling this team is about to go into battle
@@cheat_code2292 it was named in dedication to soldiers who died in WW1 back in 1925. One of few remaining that is not named after a corporate sponsor. And the longest named stadium. With Lambeau being second longest.
@@silverharvest753 I didn’t know that great backstory I love the name
Acrisure stadium will always be Heinz Field. It will return, officially, in a few years. People are still gonna call it Heinz Field.
Yessir dad
Only someone not from Ohio would relate Paul Brown closer to the Browns than the Bengals🙄 if he was here, He would tell you himself he wants nothing to do with that team in Cleveland
What was not mentioned is that the Hard Rock Cafe (as well as the Hard Rock Casinos) is owned by the Seminole Nation, which of course, is in Florida.
Hard Rock is also based in Hollywood Florida
Video Idea: Ranking every Stadium best entertainment of their areas
"Acrisure Stadium" will never ketchup to "Heinz Field".
My dad works for acrisure and he told me he gets calls about it a lot when the new Stadium name was Announce
As in Miami dolphins fan going from Joe Robbie stadium to pro player stadium to Landshark stadium when we had dolphins stadium now we have hard Rock stadium
I think you guys need to do this for each league, including MLS.
Also, Acrisure went for the naming rights because their only other option was to associate themselves with the Detroit Lions.
Acrisure? I Could Never Get a Clue Where is Based.
For your next video, TPS can you rank the nfl teams new helmets
I call TIAA Bank Field the "Land of AEW"
Firing Paul Brown is like the browns version of the curse of Bobby Layne. Though we were still pretty good until 1995
The Football Gods are punishing Cincinnati and Cleveland for dissing the AFL. Art Modell said he would never let the Denver Broncos play in Cleveland. The first team to shutout the Browns at home in the regular season was Denver. Need I mention the Drive and the Fumble? Paul Brown said he took an AFL franchise just to get back in the NFL. Cleveland fans decried the move to the AFC, saying they were joining the inferior league. Brown and Cleveland fans forgot where they came from. They got their start in the old AAFC, which the NFL called inferior.
Do a video on the best new alternate helmets announced this season
How about NRG Stadium (formerly Reliant Park) home of the Houston Texans sponsored by the NRG Energy company?😗
it was formerly reliant stadium.
Maybe you should do a video where you say every position that a college does best. Like what position does Alabama produce best in the nfl. Do you get it
That’s a good idea
Can y’all do another where are they now nfl 2015 first round draft picks #totalprosports
10:18 hilariously elite top 10 all time
Video idea: Rank every nfl team stadium
I always thought "Georgia Dome "was a horribly unimaginative name. I think "Peach Dome "would have been a much better name, especially since the Peach Bowl was played there, until Chik-Fil-A bought the rights to the game.
Tbh, the first time I heard that the Chiefs stadium was named Arrowhead Stadium, I thought it was sponsored by the Arrowhead bottled water company 😂😂
I thought for sure you'd have soldier field as a best probably over broncos stadium but it is Chicago so I'm all right with it left out as a lions fan
CenturyLink Field sounded much better than Lumen
"Ford Field"... That does make sense... Name the stadium of a team that can never get going after a car that can... never get going. :)
Kraft-Heinz is not based in Pittsburgh anymore it’s in Chicago. They’re not paying $10 mil a year to keep the naming rights, who would.
Reliant Stadium to NRG a stadium should’ve made the list
Don't know what they call it now, but remember when the Cardinals played in the University of Phoenix Stadium? That was kind of cool.
Idea: Rank top SB winning plays
TPS should change their to total Pro Football sports
Rip Heinz
I still call Lumen Field "Centurylink Field". Also, honorable mention to State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. That rolls of the tongue better than its former name "University of Phoenix" stadium.
I still call the Seahawks stadium 'The Clink' cause to me it sounds like opposing teams are the new guys at a prison.
I don't think any Steeler fan will be calling it "Acrisure Stadium"
Miss Heinz Field
The bengals get to use Paul Brown’s name because the browns totally screwed him over which led to him starting the bengals.
Gillette Stadium a top tier name
Next vid after the tomarrow vid: 10 NFL Super Bowls that everyone WILL remember
As a browns fan we understand why the bengals honor Paul Brown. Because former browns owner and current ravens owner Art Model decided to fire Paul Brown in his Prime. So he went to Cincinnati and made a team to rival Art's team. That's also why the colors are almost the same. So naming the field after the team founder makes sense to me
Art Modell has been dead for 10 years and Bisciotti has owned the Ravens since 2004.
It will always be know as Heinz field... we don't accept the name change
as a steeler fan, we do not welcome the new stadium name
For TIAA Bank stadium, I’m just going to pretend it’s Tía (Spanish for aunt) stadium. It’s easier to remember so slightly less dumb
Do every NFL teams biggest weakness heading into the 2022 NFL season
Vid idea:
List your top 5 Jerseys
Then list your worst 5 jerseys
TPS gotta get back to making content that isn't just about football. There's plenty of stadiums in each of the other 3 North American sports leagues with great/terrible names.
Even though m&T bank stadium wasn’t in the video I think the name is pretty decent it’s not the best but not the worst
If they fill the stadium then it's not m&t
@@guillermomercado1902 🤦♂️
Not an NFL stadium but Benficas ‘Stadium of Light’ is a pretty cool name , the original one could hold 115,000 people
My top picks for best/worst NFL stadium names.
Best: Allegiant Stadium (Las Vegas Raiders)
SoFi Stadium (Los Angeles Chargers/Los Angeles Rams)
Soldier Field (Chicago Bears)
Levi's Stadium (San Francisco 49ers)
Gillette Stadium (New England Patriots)
Worst: Lincoln Financial Field (Philadelphia Eagles)
FedEx Field (Washington Commanders)
U.S Bank Stadium (Minnesota Vikings)
State Farm Stadium (Arizona Cardinals)
Raymond James Stadium (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
Let me know which ones you agree and which ones you disagree with.
Worst in all sports was when the Florida Panthers arena was named The National Car Rental Center
The chiefs for whatever reason we're somewhat forced to change the name. People thought it had something to do with native Americans, but it was called arrowhead because it was the first stadium to use arrowheads indicating the nearest endzone. Look it up.
Fun fact all the names of the entrances are what lambeau could have been named but they decided to keep the name Lambeau for the history
Thank god Acrisure is a worst. All of us Steeler fans hate the name. At least there is an agreement for having the Heinz RedZone now, but I will always remember that stadium as Heinz Field.
I am grateful that, just like we don't have to worry that the Packers will ever play anywhere but in Green Bay, we also don't have to worry that, at least for the near future, do not have to worry that we will watch them anywhere but Lambeau Field
Y'all 4got Soldier Field. That's a damn good name to me. Granted, I'm a Bears fan, but still....
Disrespect on Bengals
Srop da cap 🧢
You should rank the new nfl helmets for next season
If the Cincinnati Bengals ever want to rename the stadium my idea would be Skyline Chill stadium
As a Chiefs fan, I 100% agree with where you put Arrowhead on this list. It’s an incredible name that we were proud of, and then they ruined it by selling out to GEHA. I hope they get rid of it one day, but I doubt it :(
Highmark Stadium is alright-ish, New Era Field made sense as 2016-2020 marked the dawn of a new era for the Bills, but I miss it as Ralph Wilson Stadium or Rich Stadium.
Yeah, "the Ralph" has a great ring to it.
@@tygrkhat4087 Indeed it does
Luman field is pretty cool sounding
Let’s see top 10 career turn around
Is there something that the jaguars hasnt screwed up yet?
Do the same for the other three four major sports stadiums!
Don't worry... Here in KC, it's still called Arrowhead. The fans refuse to say those letters...
There's no way the Hunts didn't know that. Maybe they took it knowing the legacy of Arrowhead will stay intact
We need the ketchup bottles back!
All of the newer nfl stadiums have corporate sponsor names.
God bless you guys Always keep God first
They better BETTER I MEAN BETTER NOT changed Ford Field...Way too iconic Ford is Detroit In my eyez...even though LCA is dope that JOE Louis Arena was a freaking staple it's still a shame to this day..so to the Firestones, Fords & Illitches don't do it lol