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The Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers will not move into their new Inglewood stadium until the 2020 season. But the $2.6 billion venue is already starting to take shape.As you can see below, the foundation of the stadium, located across from a residential neighborhood, is already looking like a splendid venue for the two recent Los Angeles-based NFL teams. Based primarily on a dry fall and winter in Southern California, the project is moving along swimmingly. It’s now expected to be done in time for summer of 2020.“Builders of the 70,000-seat arena announced Wednesday that thus far roughly 6 million cubic yards of dirt have been excavated, 45,000 cubic yards of concrete poured, and eight cranes brought to the construction site,” Curbed Los Angeles noted.The stadium complex is expected to include an urban village, a 120-yard video screen and three million square feet in a project that will be the costliest in NFL history.As of right now, there have been widespread issues for both the Rams and Chargers
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