The TOP-10 Largest NFL Football Stadiums In The USA

What is the biggest NFL Stadium?

The MetLife Stadium located at the Meadowlands Sports Complex in East Rutherford, New Jersey has the largest capacity of all NFL stadiums in the USA. It’s capacity 82,500 people 

10 Largest NFL Football Stadiums

For thousands of people all over the world, football is not just a game, it`s almost a lifestyle. Therefore, the fans of this game often travel to see the best matches in the greatest places. Here is a list of the biggest NFL football stadiums, including some of the most famous and the oldest ones. Some of them were built only around 10 years ago and some have already been renovated a few times as they have been working over several decades. 

10. NRG Stadium

Current Seat Capacity: 72,200
Location: Houston, Texas
Home NFL Team: Houston Texans
Year Opened:  August 24, 2002

There are 72 200 seats in this stadium. It was opened in 2002 in Texas. From the beginning until now it is a home of Houston Texans. This place occupies a 125,000 square foot space. This is the first NFL building with a retractable roof. The stadium is a part of a collection of venues which together are called NRG Park. What is interesting and unusual about this football pitch is that it`s also used for rodeos, concerts, private events.

9. Mercedes-Benz Superdome

 Current Seat Capacity: 73,208
 Location: New Orleans, Louisiana
 Home NFL Team: New Orleans Saints
 Year Opened:  August 3, 1975

The building is often called Superdome. This is the home stadium of the New Orlean Saints team, so here you can see their matches with such football teams as Los Angeles Rams, Philadelphia Eagles, Atlanta Falcons, and others. The current capacity of this place is 76 468 people. 

The stadium dome has a diameter of 680 feet – this is the largest fixed dome construction in the world. It is also the world’s largest all-steel arena, capable of withstanding 20 thousand tons. The total land area is 52 acres, including the building, garages, and grounds. To make a circle around the stadium, you have to go a kilometer.

8. Bank Of America Stadium

 Current Seat Capacity: 75,523
 Location: Charlotte, North Carolina
 Home NFL Team: Carolina Panthers
 Year Opened:  August 3, 1996

Carolina Panthers Club play its matches on this territory. The stadium is situated in Charlotte (North Carolina). This place has been made for football matches and now 75 523 people can watch a game there. Its opening took place on September 14, 1996. The cost of construction amounted to 248 million dollars. The project was developed by the company “Populus”. This stadium is going to keep its name until 2024 as the Panthers and Bank of America made 20 year naming rights agreement in 2004.

7. Empower Field at Mile High

Current Seat Capacity: 76,125
 Location: Denver, Colorado
 Home NFL Team: Denver Broncos
 Year Opened:  September 10, 2001

The football pitch belongs to Denver Broncos. This place has 76 125 seats for fans. The stadium has a special tradition: during a game, those, who came for the Broncos, stomp on the floor all together making a loud noise and supporting the football club.

Broncos Stadium at Mile High has been used as a football field over the last 20 years. This is the place where the Denver Broncos had the first game against the New York Giants. The date of last reconstruction of the place is in 2013, and around 32 million dollars was spent on the renovation. 

6. Arrowhead Stadium

 Current Seat Capacity: 76,416
 Location: Kansas City, Missouri
 Home NFL Team: Kansas City Chiefs
 Year Opened:  August 12, 1972

This stadium was built 46 years ago and now 76 416 people can watch a football game there. It is the home of the Kansas City Chiefs. The first time this place was opened was in 1972. The pitch is famous for its loudness, a lot of people say that it is the loudest one in the NFL. The maximum number of people who were there at one match is 37 319, it was a match between the USA and Costa Rica in 2001. 

In contrast to many other stadiums, this one was made exactly for football and not for any other games.

5. Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum

 Current Seat Capacity: 77,500
 Location: Los Angeles, California
 Home NFL Team: Los Angeles Rams 
 Year Opened:  May 1, 1923

For 33 years, from 1946 to 1979, the Memorial Coliseum stadium was the home of the Los Angeles Rams. They are still playing there but the reason is that their own field, in nearby Inglewood, California, is currently under repair. This stadium is the real home of the University of Southern California Trojans. This stadium cost 954 873 dollars. The project of the building was made in 1921 and the whole construction was made in 1923. The very first version of the stadium had a capacity of 75 144 fans. Nowadays 105 000 people can sit around the field. 

4. AT&T Stadium

Current Seat Capacity: 80,000 
 Location: Arlington, Texas
 Home NFL Team: Dallas Cowboys
 Year Opened:  May 27, 2009

AT&T Stadium (also known as Jerry World) is a football field located in Arlington, Texas, USA. The construction was opened in 2009. The project cost amounted to 1,3 billion dollars. The general amount of seats there is 80 000, and the number can be expanded to nearly 100,000 seats.

The construction has been made by the international architectural company “HKS, Inc.”. The sports ground is the home of the Dallas Cowboys, a professional football club playing in the National Football League.

3. Lambeau Field

Current Seat Capacity: 81,441
 Location: Green Bay Wisconsin
 Home NFL Team: Green Bay Packers
 Year Opened:  September 29, 1957

Lambeau Field Stadium is a football pitch located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA. The stadium was officially opened in 1957. The place is named after the founder, player, and head coach of the Packers Curly Lambeau. The playground is the home of the Green Bay Packers, a professional football club in the National Football League. The total capacity is 81 441 seats. 

2. FedExField

Current Seat Capacity: 82,000
 Location: Landover, Maryland
 Home NFL Team: Washington Redskins
 Year Opened:  September 14, 1997

Another huge football stadium is FedExField. It`s located in Landover, Maryland. Conventionally, the Washington Redskins football team has its matches there. Until 2010 this place had 91,000 seats for football fans, nowadays the capacity of FedExField is 82,000. The field belongs to Daniel Snyder, who opened this place on September 14, 1997. The stadium looks unusual which was the reason for some criticism, also the place is hard to get to with public transport.

1. MetLife Stadium

 Current Seat Capacity: 82,500
 Location: East Rutherford, New Jersey
 Home NFL Team: New York Jets and New York Giants
 Year Opened:  April 10, 2010

MetLife Stadium is located in New Jersey. It has enough space for 82,500 people. MetLife is a place to play for the New York Jets and the Giants of the NFL. Making the building cost approximately 1.6 billion dollars. The stadium started its work on April 10, 2010. The special thing about MetLife is that this is the only stadium where two football clubs play. This place was included in the list of the largest stadiums after the last reconstruction. It has got more space as a result of reducing the size of the Angeles Memorial Coliseum.

Full List Of NFL Stadiums By Capacity As Of 2020

 

Rank Name Capacity Location Team
1 MetLife Stadium 82,500 East Rutherford, New Jersey New York Giants/New York Jets
2 FedExField 82,000 Landover, Maryland Washington Redskins
3 Lambeau Field 81,441 Green Bay, Wisconsin Green Bay Packers
4 AT&T Stadium 80,000 Arlington, Texas Dallas Cowboys
5 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 77,500 Los Angeles, California Los Angeles Rams
6 Arrowhead Stadium 76,416 Kansas City, Missouri Kansas City Chiefs
7 Empower Field at Mile High 76,125 Denver, Colorado Denver Broncos
8 Bank of America Stadium 75,523 Charlotte, North Carolina Carolina Panthers
9 Mercedes-Benz Superdome 73,208 New Orleans, Louisiana New Orleans Saints
10 NRG Stadium 72,220 Houston, Texas Houston Texans
11 New Era Field 71,608 Orchard Park, New York Buffalo Bills
12 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 71,000 Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta Falcons
13 M&T Bank Stadium 70,008 Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore Ravens
14 Lincoln Financial Field 69,796 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Eagles
15 Nissan Stadium 69,143 Nashville, Tennessee Tennessee Titans
16 CenturyLink Field 68,740 Seattle, Washington Seattle Seahawks
17 Levi’s Stadium 68,500 Santa Clara, California San Francisco 49ers
18 Heinz Field 68,400 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Steelers
19 FirstEnergy Stadium 68,000 Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Browns
20 TIAA Bank Field 67,814 Jacksonville, Florida Jacksonville Jaguars
21 Lucas Oil Stadium 67,000 Indianapolis, Indiana Indianapolis Colts
22 U.S. Bank Stadium 66,860 Minneapolis, Minnesota Minnesota Vikings
23 Gillette Stadium 65,878 Foxborough, Massachusetts New England Patriots
24 Raymond James Stadium 65,618 Tampa, Florida Tampa Bay Buccaneers
25 Paul Brown Stadium 65,515 Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Bengals
26 Ford Field 65,000 Detroit, Michigan Detroit Lions
27 Hard Rock Stadium 64,767 Miami Gardens, Florida Miami Dolphins
28 State Farm Stadium 63,400 Glendale, Arizona Arizona Cardinals
29 Soldier Field 61,500 Chicago, Illinois Chicago Bears
30 RingCentral Coliseum 56,057 Oakland, California Oakland Raiders
31 Dignity Health Sports Park 27,000 Carson, California Los Angeles Chargers

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