NFL Stadiums

National Football League — 38 venues ranked by capacity

Current Stadiums

#1

MetLife Stadium (Jets Training Facility)

New York Jets

82,500
capacity
#2

MetLife Stadium (Giants Training Facility)

New York Giants

82,500
capacity
#3

Lambeau Field

Lambeau Field (1965–present)

City Stadium (1957–1964)

Green Bay Packers

81,441
capacity
#4

AT&T Stadium

AT&T Stadium (2013–present)

Cowboys Stadium (2009–2012)

Dallas Cowboys

80,000
capacity
#5

Arrowhead Stadium

Kansas City Chiefs

76,416
capacity
#6

Empower Field at Mile High

Empower Field at Mile High (2019–present)

Broncos Stadium (2018–2018)

Sports Authority Field (2011–2017)

Invesco Field (2001–2010)

Denver Broncos

76,125
capacity
#7

Bank of America Stadium

Bank of America Stadium (2004–present)

Ericsson Stadium (1996–2003)

Carolina Panthers

74,867
capacity
#8

Caesars Superdome

Caesars Superdome (2021–present)

Mercedes-Benz Superdome (2011–2020)

Louisiana Superdome (1975–2010)

New Orleans Saints

73,208
capacity
#9

NRG Stadium

NRG Stadium (2014–present)

Reliant Stadium (2002–2013)

Houston Texans

72,220
capacity
#10

Highmark Stadium

Highmark Stadium (2021–present)

Bills Stadium (2020–2020)

New Era Field (2016–2019)

Ralph Wilson Stadium (1998–2015)

Rich Stadium (1973–1997)

Buffalo Bills

71,608
capacity
#11

M&T Bank Stadium

M&T Bank Stadium (2003–present)

Ravens Stadium (2002–2002)

PSINet Stadium (1999–2001)

Ravens Stadium at Camden Yards (1998–1998)

Baltimore Ravens

71,008
capacity
#12

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta Falcons

71,000
capacity
#13

SoFi Stadium (Chargers Training Facility)

Los Angeles Chargers

70,240
capacity
#14

SoFi Stadium (Rams Training Facility)

Los Angeles Rams

70,240
capacity
#15

Nissan Stadium

Nissan Stadium (2015–present)

LP Field (2006–2014)

The Coliseum (2002–2005)

Adelphia Coliseum (1999–2001)

Tennessee Titans

69,143
capacity
#16

Lumen Field

Lumen Field (2020–present)

CenturyLink Field (2011–2019)

Qwest Field (2004–2010)

Seahawks Stadium (2002–2003)

Seattle Seahawks

69,000
capacity
#17

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia Eagles

68,532
capacity
#18

Levi's Stadium

San Francisco 49ers

68,500
capacity
#19

Acrisure Stadium

Acrisure Stadium (2022–present)

Heinz Field (2001–present)

Pittsburgh Steelers

68,400
capacity
#20

Heinz Field

Acrisure Stadium (2022–present)

Heinz Field (2001–present)

Pittsburgh Steelers

68,400
capacity
#21

EverBank Stadium

EverBank Stadium (2023–present)

TIAA Bank Field (2018–2022)

EverBank Field (2010–2017)

Jacksonville Municipal Stadium (2007–2009)

Alltel Stadium (1997–2006)

Jacksonville Municipal Stadium (1995–1996)

Jacksonville Jaguars

67,838
capacity
#22

Huntington Bank Field

Huntington Bank Field (2024–present)

Cleveland Browns Stadium (2023–2023)

FirstEnergy Stadium (2013–2022)

Cleveland Browns Stadium (1999–2012)

Cleveland Browns

67,431
capacity
#23

Lucas Oil Stadium

Indianapolis Colts

67,000
capacity
#24

Gillette Stadium

New England Patriots

66,829
capacity
#25

U.S. Bank Stadium

Minnesota Vikings

66,655
capacity
#26

Raymond James Stadium

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

65,857
capacity
#27

Paycor Stadium

Paycor Stadium (2023–present)

Paul Brown Stadium (2000–2022)

Cincinnati Bengals

65,515
capacity
#28

Hard Rock Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Dolphins

65,326
capacity
#29

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas Raiders

65,000
capacity
#30

Ford Field

Detroit Lions

65,000
capacity
#31

State Farm Stadium

State Farm Stadium (2018–present)

University of Phoenix Stadium (2006–2017)

Arizona Cardinals

63,400
capacity
#32

Northwest Stadium

Northwest Stadium (2025–present)

Commanders Field (2024–2024)

FedExField (1999–2023)

Jack Kent Cooke Stadium (1997–1998)

Washington Commanders

62,000
capacity
#33

Soldier Field

Soldier Field (1926–present)

Municipal Grant Park Stadium (1924–1925)

Chicago Bears

61,500
capacity
#34

Sun Life Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Dolphins
#35

Joe Robbie Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Dolphins
#36

Pro Player Park/Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Dolphins
#37

Dolphin(s) Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Dolphins
#38

Land Shark Stadium

Land Shark Stadium (1987–present)

Dolphin(s) Stadium (1987–present)

Pro Player Park/Stadium (1987–present)

Joe Robbie Stadium (1987–present)

Sun Life Stadium (1987–present)

Hard Rock Stadium (?–present)

Miami Dolphins

Former Stadiums

Angel Stadium

Los Angeles Rams (1980–1994)

Opened 1966

Athletic Park

Duluth Kelleys (1923–1927)

Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium

Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium (1974–1996)

Atlanta Stadium (1965–1973)

Atlanta Falcons (1966–1991)

58,850 capacity Opened 1965

Baker Bowl

Philadelphia Eagles (1933–1935)

Opened 1887

Bellevue Park

Green Bay Packers (1923–1924)

3,500 capacity Opened 1923

Borchert Field

Milwaukee Badgers (1922–1926)

Opened 1887

Bosse Field

Evansville Crimson Giants (1922–1922)

Busch Stadium

Busch Stadium (1982–2005)

Busch Memorial Stadium (1966–1981)

St. Louis Cardinals (1966–1987)

Opened 1966

Busch Stadium

Busch Stadium (1953–1966)

Sportsman's Park (1875–1952)

St. Louis Cardinals (1960–1965), St. Louis Gunners (1934–1934), St. Louis All-Stars (1923–1923)

Opened 1881

Cinergy Field

Cinergy Field (1970–2002)

Riverfront Stadium (1970–2002)

Cincinnati Bengals (1970–1999)

Opened 1970

City Field

Newark Tornadoes (1930–1930)

City Stadium

Green Bay Packers (1925–1956)

25,000 capacity Opened 1925

Cleveland Stadium

Cleveland Municipal Stadium (1931–1995)

Cleveland Stadium (?–present)

Cleveland Browns (1950–1995), Cleveland Rams (1939–1941), Cleveland Indians (1931–1931)

Opened 1931

Cotton Bowl

Dallas Cowboys (1960–1970), Dallas Texans (1952–1952)

75,504 capacity Opened 1930

Cycledrome

Providence Steam Roller (1925–1931)

Dignity Health Sports Park

Home Depot Center (2003–2013)

Dignity Health Sports Park (?–present)

Los Angeles Chargers (2017–2019)

27,000 capacity Opened 2003

Douglas Park

Rock Island Independents (1922–1925)

5,000 capacity

Dunn Field

Dunn Field (1916–1927)

League Park (1891–1946)

Cleveland Rams (1937–1945), Cleveland Bulldogs (1923–1927)

Opened 1891

East Hartford Velodrome

Hartford Blues (1926–1926)

Ebbets Field

Brooklyn Dodgers (1930–1944), Brooklyn Lions (1926–1926)

Opened 1913

Eclipse Park II

Louisville Brecks (1922–1926)

Opened 1893

Edgerton Park

Rochester Jeffersons (1922–1925)

Fenway Park

Boston Yanks (1944–1948), Boston Redskins (1933–1936)

Opened 1912

Forbes Field

Pittsburgh Steelers (1933–1957)

Opened 1909

Foxboro Stadium

New England Patriots (1971–2001)

60,292 capacity Opened 1971

Frankford Stadium

Frankford Yellow Jackets (1924–1931)

Franklin Field

Philadelphia Eagles (1958–1970)

52,593 capacity Opened 1895

Georgia Dome

Atlanta Falcons (1992–2016)

71,228 capacity Opened 1992

Giants Stadium

New York Jets (1984–2009), New York Giants (1976–2009)

80,242 capacity Opened 1976

Hagemeister Park

Green Bay Packers (1922–1922)

6,000 capacity Opened 1921

Harvard Stadium

Boston Patriots (1970–1970)

37,289 capacity Opened 1903

Horlick Field

Racine Legion (1922–1926)

Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome

Minnesota Vikings (1982–2013)

Opened 1982

Huntington Bank Stadium

Huntington Bank Stadium (?–present)

TCF Bank Stadium (?–present)

Minnesota Vikings (2014–2015)

50,805 capacity

Husky Stadium

Seattle Seahawks (2000–2001)

70,500 capacity Opened 1920

John F. Kennedy Stadium

Sesquicentennial Stadium (1926)Philadelphia Municipal Stadium (1926–1964)

John F. Kennedy Stadium (?–present)

Philadelphia Municipal Stadium (?–present)

Philadelphia Eagles (1936–1939)

Opened 1926

Kezar Stadium

San Francisco 49ers (1950–1970)

59,842 capacity Opened 1925

Kingdome

Seattle Seahawks (1976–1999)

Opened 1976

Knights of Columbus Stadium

Orange Tornadoes (1929–1929)

League Field

Canton Bulldogs (1922–1926)

5,000 capacity

League Park

Akron Pros (1922–1926)

8,000 capacity

Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium

Houston Oilers (1997–1998)

62,380 capacity Opened 1965

Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

Los Angeles Raiders (1982–1994), Los Angeles Rams (1946–2019)

93,607 capacity Opened 1923

Memorial Stadium

Carolina Panthers (1995–1995)

81,500 capacity Opened 1942

Memorial Stadium

Baltimore Ravens (1996–1997), Baltimore Colts (1953–1983), Baltimore Colts (1950–1950)

Opened 1922

Metropolitan Stadium

Minnesota Vikings (1961–1981)

Opened 1956

Mile High Stadium

Denver Broncos (1970–2000)

Opened 1948

Minersville Park

Pottsville Maroons (1925–1929)

Mountain America Stadium

Mountain America Stadium (?–present)

Sun Devil Stadium (?–present)

Arizona Cardinals (1988–2005)

64,248 capacity Opened 1958

Municipal Stadium

Kansas City Chiefs (1966–1971)

Opened 1925

NRG Astrodome

Houston Astrodome (1965–2006)

NRG Astrodome (?–present)

Houston Oilers (1970–1996)

Opened 1965

Nash Field

Kenosha Maroons (1924–1924)

National League Park

National League Park (1936–1941)

The Bee Hive (1915–1952)

Braves Field (1915–1952)

Boston Braves (1932–1932)

Opened 1915

National Park

National Park (1911–1922)

National Park IV (1911–1961)

Griffith Stadium (1911–1961)

Washington Redskins (1937–1960)

Navin Field

Navin Field (1912–2008)

Briggs Stadium (1912–2008)

Tiger Stadium (1912–2008)

Detroit Lions (1938–1974), Detroit Panthers (1925–1926)

Opened 1912

Neil Park

Columbus Tigers (1922–1926)

12,000 capacity

Nicollet Park

Minneapolis Marines (1922–1930)

Normal Park

Chicago Cardinals (1926–1928)

7,500 capacity Opened 1920

Oakland Coliseum

Oakland Raiders (1967–2019)

Opened 1966

Offermann Stadium

Offermann Stadium (1935–present)

Bison Stadium (1924–1934)

Buffalo Bisons (1924–1929)

Opened 1924

Olympic Park II

Buffalo All-Americans (1922–1923)

Opened 1890

Orange Bowl

Miami Dolphins (1970–1986)

75,500 capacity Opened 1937

Pitt Stadium

Pittsburgh Steelers (1958–1969)

56,500 capacity Opened 1925

Polo Grounds III

New York Bulldogs (1949–1949), New York Giants (1925–1955)

Opened 1890

Pontiac Silverdome

Pontiac Silverdome (1976–2013)

Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium (1975–1975)

Detroit Lions (1975–2001)

33,000 capacity Opened 1975

Qualcomm Stadium

San Diego Stadium (1967–1980)

Jack Murphy Stadium (1967–2020)

SDCCU Stadium (1967–2020)

Qualcomm Stadium (?–present)

San Diego Chargers (1970–2016)

70,561 capacity Opened 1967

RCA Dome

RCA Dome (1994–present)

Hoosier Dome (?–1994)

Indianapolis Colts (1984–2007)

60,272 capacity Opened 1984

Redland Field

Redland Field (1912–1970)

Crosley Field (1912–1970)

Cincinnati Reds (1933–1934)

Opened 1912

Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium

District of Columbia Stadium (1961–1969)

D.C. Stadium (1961–2019)

RFK Memorial Stadium (1961–2019)

Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium (?–present)

Washington Redskins (1961–1996)

San Francisco Stadium at Candlestick Point

San Francisco Stadium at Candlestick Point (1960–2013)

Monster Park (1960–2013)

3Com Park at Candlestick Point (1960–2013)

Candlestick Park (1960–2013)

Harney Stadium (1956–1959)

San Francisco 49ers (1971–2013)

Opened 1960

Shaw Stadium

Cleveland Rams (1938–1938)

Shea Stadium

New York Giants (1975–1975), New York Jets (1968–1983)

Opened 1964

Shibe Park / Connie Mack Stadium

Shibe Park (1954–1970)

Connie Mack Stadium (1909–1953)

Shibe Park / Connie Mack Stadium (?–present)

Philadelphia Eagles (1940–1957)

Opened 1909

Spartan Municipal Stadium

Spartan Municipal Stadium (1970–present)

Universal Stadium (1928–1969)

Portsmouth Spartans (1930–1933)

Opened 1928

Swayne Field

Toledo Maroons (1922–1923)

Tampa Stadium

Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1976–1997)

74,301 capacity Opened 1967

Texas Stadium

Dallas Cowboys (1971–2008)

65,675 capacity Opened 1971

The Dome at America's Center

St. Louis Rams (1995–2015)

66,000 capacity Opened 1995

Thompson Stadium

Staten Island Stapletons (1929–1932)

Three Rivers Stadium

Pittsburgh Steelers (1970–2000)

Opened 1970

Triangle Park

Dayton Triangles (1922–1929)

5,000 capacity

Tulane Stadium

New Orleans Saints (1967–1974)

80,985 capacity Opened 1926

University of Detroit Stadium

Detroit Lions (1934–1937), Detroit Wolverines (1928–1928)

Veterans Stadium

Philadelphia Eagles (1971–2002)

Opened 1971

War Memorial Stadium

Buffalo Bills (1970–1972)

46,206 capacity Opened 1937

White Sox Park

White Sox Park (1910–1990)

Comiskey Park (1910–1990)

Chicago Cardinals (1922–1958)

Opened 1910

Wrigley Field

Chicago Cardinals (1931–1939), Chicago Bears (1922–1923)

Yale Bowl

New York Giants (1973–1974)

Yankee Stadium

New York Giants (1956–1972)

Yankee Stadium I

New York Yanks (1950–1951), New York Yankees (1927–1928)

Opened 1923