How many seats does Browns stadium have? (quiz)

Football season is creeping up, and Clevelanders know that means two things: hope springs eternal for the Browns, and the city’s collective mood will hinge on Sunday afternoons. Our first quiz question this week kicks off with a nod to the orange and brown — do you know how many seats are in Huntington Bank Field? That’s right, the home of the Browns (for now) is ready to welcome thousands of diehard fans this fall. But exactly how many?

Whether they’re here, there or anywhere in Northeast Ohio, we all know Clevelanders will bleed brown and orange. But your knowledge of the stadium’s seating chart? Well, that’s another test entirely.

Of course, there’s more on the quiz menu than football stats. We’re asking about the City of Cleveland’s plans to use tech for property photo analysis (hint: it’s not a Polaroid), an event where local attorneys and judges swap gavels for guitars, and — because August waits for no one — when most CMSD students head back to school.

Think you’ve got the brains to match your civic pride? There’s only one way to find out. Dive in, test your local know-how, and maybe learn a fun fact or two to drop at your next cookout.

Before we get started, let’s give a shout out to quiz takers Diane F., Eliza H., and Terrell P. for scoring 100% on last week’s quiz. Well done!

Good luck! Let’s quiz:

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