After Browns owners Dee and Jimmy Haslam confirmed the team could be moving its from downtown Cleveland lakefront out to Brook Park, the mayor of Brook Park is reacting to the possibility. On Monday, the Haslams were at the NFL owners meetings in Orlando and said the club is down to two options when it comes to the future of the stadium: a $1 billion renovation to the existing one, or a $2 billion project to build a new one in Brook Park. The owners say they have an option to buy 176 acres of land in Brook Park near Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. When 3News asked Mayor Edward Orcutt about the second option on Tuesday, he would only share that he's aware of Brook Park being mentioned in a study of where the stadium should go next. "We've been cognizant of that," he said, "but we do understand that there's nothing imminent about them coming here right now, only because as we work on economic development here in the city of Brook Park, it's something that we just don't go out there and share, openly discuss, business opportunities that we may be having with other companies." Meanwhile, downtown businesses like Agave & Rye on West 6th Street are nervous about the talks. Damon Heeter, who works in upper management for the restaurant, explained that they'd lose 35% of sales if the stadium left, highlighting the profitability of home game Sundays. Kaitor Kay reports: https://www.wkyc.com/article/sports/nfl/browns/brook-park-mayor-west-6th-businesses-cleveland-browns-potential-move-out-of-downtown/95-affdba41-a3d0-4d41-be38-a80411d0cce2