Reason #35

Stadium seats are more comfortable, even for fans who eat way too many hot dogs and nachos, when they don't have to wear layers of sweatshirts, sweaters and winter coats.

Reason #34

The NFL draft is this weekend. The Browns have the third pick, which means they're probably going to be paying someone a lot of money for not a lot of performance. At least with a dome or roof, we would have something tangible for the multi-million-dollar investment.

Reason #33

It's late April in Cleveland and both the Cavs and Indians were playing night games at home. How could you tell the difference between the teams' fans? Indians fans were wearing winter coats, scarves, gloves, ski masks, and carrying blankets. Cavs fans - "Witness" T-shirts.

Reason #32

Maybe the Browns are just a bad outdoor team - instead of a bad team - and having a dome could improve their chances more than any draft pick ever will.

Reason #31

Browns Stadium cost some $300 million to build. It gets used about 10 days a year - and half of the days, it's so unbearably hot or cold that many people can't stand to be there for four quarters, no matter what the score is.

Reason #30

Presidential candidate John McCain thinks domed stadiums is an important national issue, and we all know that politics deals only with significant national and world issues.

Reason #29

The proposed new Minnesota Twins proposed ballpark won’t have a roof either, but it is expected to have heated grass to prevent buildup of spring snow. That will help the players. So why not go all the way and provide heated seats for the fans?