While the Kansas City Chiefs coaches and players are focusing on the football side of things, CEO Clark Hunt is deciding on whether or not the Chiefs will relocate or renovate their current home stadium, GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium.
This has been a topic that has been in the media all offseason for the Chiefs, as Hunt has visions for the home field of his franchise. The stadium has been the home of the Chiefs since it opened on August 12, 1972, but the franchise has two options on the table for the future.
Chiefs President Mark Donovan requested an extension in a letter to Kansas Senate President Ty Masterson, which has since been granted. Kansas made an offer to both the Chiefs and their neighbors, the Kansas City Royals, to get them to both move across state lines from Missouri to Kansas, to help build the vision of the stadium in Hunt's eyes.
When speaking to the media on Monday following the Chiefs' training camp practice, Hunt provided several updates and answered each question about the decision timeline for the stadium and then some.
Q: How close do you feel that you are as far as making a decision on a future stadium, and what are the obstacles you feel are in the way from making that final decision?
Q: When you say there are two great options, is that simply Missouri and Kansas or is that a new stadium in Kansas vs staying in Arrowhead Missouri?
Q: Leading up to one of the most momentous decisions since your dad brought the team here, are you able to describe how the family dynamic will work when the four of you are set to break it all down and make a decision?
Q: When you say you feel urgency when it comes to the stadium, where do you most feel that?
Renovations would include work within the stadium, Hunt told the media, per the feedback the organization has received from fans.
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