COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The Cleveland Browns said Thursday that 2016 summer training camp will be at their Berea facility, as machinations continue to eventually move the camp to Columbus.
The team said in a statement it is "working through" discussions with Columbus leaders on a new facility, adding that this summer's camp would stay at its headquarters in the Cleveland suburb.
"Columbus is a good location for us for multiple reasons, including to give more convenient opportunities to our fans across Ohio to experience their team in person," the statement said.
Meanwhile, the team and a Columbus development group have asked the state to help pay $5 million to build a practice facility for the Browns at Ohio State University.