Here is a list of 30 National Football League (NFL) stadiums as per crowd capacity located in different cities in United States. NFL has 32 teams.
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NFL Teams names are as follow:
- Arizona Cardinals
- Atlanta Falcons
- Carolina Panthers
- Chicago Bears
- Dallas Cowboys
- Detroit Lions
- Green Bay Packers
- Los Angeles Rams
- Minnesota Vikings
- New Orleans Saints
- New York Giants
- Philadelphia Eagles
- San Francisco 49ers
- Seattle Seahawks
- Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Washington Football Team
- Baltimore Ravens
- Buffalo Bills
- Cincinnati Bengals
- Cleveland Browns
- Denver Broncos
- Houston Texans
- Indianapolis Colts
- Jacksonville Jaguars
- Kansas City Chiefs
- Las Vegas Raiders
- Los Angeles Chargers
- Miami Dolphins
- New England Patriots
- New York Jets
- Pittsburgh Steelers
- Tennessee Titans
Let's look at stadium details now.
Stadium Name: MetLife Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 82,500
Location: East Rutherford, New Jersey
Teams: New York Giants, New York Jets
Opened: 2010
Stadium Name: FedExField
Crowd Capacity: 82,000
Location: Landover, Maryland
Team: Washington Football Team
Opened: 1997
Stadium Name: Lambeau Field
Crowd Capacity: 81,441
Location: Green Bay, Wisconsin
Team: Green Bay Packers
Opened: 1957
Stadium Name: AT&T Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 80,000
Location: Arlington, Texas
Team: Dallas Cowboys
Opened: 2009
Stadium Name: GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 76,416
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Team: Kansas City Chiefs
Opened: 1972
Stadium Name: Empower Field at Mile High
Crowd Capacity: 76,125
Location: Denver, Colorado
Team: Denver Broncos
Opened: 2001
Stadium Name: Bank of America Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 75,523
Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
Team: Carolina Panthers
Opened: 1996
Stadium Name: Caesars Superdome
Crowd Capacity: 73,208
Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
Team: New Orleans Saints
Opened: 1975
Stadium Name: NRG Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 72,220
Location: Houston, Texas
Team: Houston Texans
Opened: 2002
Stadium Name: Highmark Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 71,608
Location: Orchard Park, New York
Team: Buffalo Bills
Opened: 1973
Stadium Name: M&T Bank Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 71,008
Location: Baltimore, Maryland
Team: Baltimore Ravens
Opened: 1998
Stadium Name: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 71,000
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Team: Atlanta Falcons
Opened: 2017
Stadium Name: SoFi Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 70,000
Location: Inglewood, California
Teams: Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chargers
Opened: 2020
Stadium Name: Lincoln Financial Field
Crowd Capacity: 69,596
Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Team: Philadelphia Eagles
Opened: 2003
Stadium Name: Nissan Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 69,143
Location: Nashville, Tennessee
Team: Tennessee Titans
Opened: 1999
Stadium Name: TIAA Bank Field
Crowd Capacity: 69,132
Location: Jacksonville, Florida
Team: Jacksonville Jaguars
Opened: 1995
Stadium Name: Lumen Field
Crowd Capacity: 69,000
Location: Seattle, Washington
Team: Seattle Seahawks
Opened: 2002
Stadium Name: Levi's Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 68,500
Location: Santa Clara, California
Team: San Francisco 49ers
Opened: 2014
Stadium Name: Heinz Field
Crowd Capacity: 68,400
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Opened: 2001
Stadium Name: FirstEnergy Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 67,895
Location: Cleveland, Ohio
Team: Cleveland Browns
Opened: 1999
Stadium Name: Lucas Oil Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 67,000
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Team: Indianapolis Colts
Opened: 2008
Stadium Name: Gillette Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 66,829
Location: Foxborough, Massachusetts
Team: New England Patriots
Opened: 2002
Stadium Name: U.S. Bank Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 66,655
Location: Minneapolis, Minnesota
Team: Minnesota Vikings
Opened: 2016
Stadium Name: Raymond James Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 65,890
Location: Tampa, Florida
Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Opened: 1998
Stadium Name: Paul Brown Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 65,515
Location: Cincinnati, Ohio
Team: Cincinnati Bengals
Opened: 2000
Stadium Name: Hard Rock Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 65,326
Location: Miami Gardens, Florida
Team: Miami Dolphins
Opened: 1987
Stadium Name: Allegiant Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 65,000
Location: Paradise, Nevada
Team: Las Vegas Raiders
Opened: 2020
Stadium Name: Ford Field
Crowd Capacity: 65,000
Location: Detroit, Michigan
Team: Detroit Lions
Opened: 2002
Stadium Name: State Farm Stadium
Crowd Capacity: 63,400
Location: Glendale, Arizona
Team: Arizona Cardinals
Opened: 2006
Stadium Name: Soldier Field
Crowd Capacity: 61,500
Location: Chicago, Illinois
Team: Chicago Bears
Opened: 1924
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