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Without Tom Brady, the Patriots may not be the team they once were, but you’ll still find an amazing experience awaits you if you get the chance to visit Gillette Stadium. The bridge across the north endzone, and the lighthouse, are iconic features that make the stadium worth the visit.
Be warned though, the traffic will be horrible, and you’ll pay a pretty penny to find parking to watch this football team on any given Sunday. If you want to log every team on your NFL Team map, this is a great place to start!
With the addition of Josh Allen, the Bills have become an electric team, one of the most fun teams to watch in the entire league, but even more fun if you are in Highmark Stadium. Located in Orchard Park, New York, you’ll find a fanbase that matches the electric energy of the football team, and will be very entertained from start to finish!
Hardrock Stadium features 4 gigantic HD scoreboards and a canopy to protect fans from the elements. It’s unique colors and layout make it a must see on your next NFL stadium trip.
Fans love the 118 foot video screens and some of the best stadium food you’ll ever get the chance to eat, including oysters, crab, filet mignon, and more! You’ll get to watch the classic NY Jets as well as the Giants. Knock out two teams on your bucket list when you visit this legendary NY stadium.
The Steelers have lost Ben Rothlesberger, but may have found a special replacement in Kenny Pickett, often being compared to Dan Marino just to give you an idea. Even without Big Ben, Heinz field is a stadium that should stay on your map, when planning your NFL stadium visits. An atmosphere unlike any other, with loud and excited fans. Every game is a thriller at Heinz Field.
The front row is only 50 feet from the playing sidelines, and 20 feet from the endzone, so fans get to be enveloped in the action. This football stadium is one you’ll never forget. Tickets are expensive but the Ravens home winning percentage is incredible so you have a good chance of leaving with a W!
The front row is only 50 feet from the playing sidelines, and 20 feet from the endzone, so fans get to be enveloped in the action. This football stadium is one you’ll never forget. Tickets are expensive but the Ravens home winning percentage is incredible so you have a good chance of leaving with a W!
While the Browns stadium may be a bit cookie cutter, run of the mill, it’s rooted in a rich history and in the same location as their previous field. The orange seats set the tone for the Brown’s large fan base.
Taking on Matt Ryan as QB, the Colts are looking to have a bigger season this year. And you’ll want to be a part of the action, as Lucas Oil Stadium is an impressive venue with panoramic views of the team and crowds! Lucas Oil provides the best game day experience in all of the NFL, as voted multiple years in a row! If you want a view of the sky, make sure to go to a game with temperatures between 50 and 80, or the roof will be closed!
The retractable roof is amazing and will protect you against the humid Texas heat. The Texans will be looking to have a breakout season this year with Davis Mills behind center. Regardless of how the season goes, visiting this stadium is unforgettable.
Last season the Jaguars were plagued with controversy, and the inability to win a football game under coach Urban Meyer. This year they look to change things up with Doug Pederson. Their new stadium is absolutely stunning, even if the football may not be.
This stadium sits right on the East bank of the Cumberland River. The Titans look to bring in another winning season this year, behind qb Ryan Tannehill, though he brings with him a bit of drama at times. The location is amazing and fans can easily walk across a bridge to get from bars and restaurants to the stadium itself!
Empower Field boasts the highest elevation of any football stadium, making the air thinner for opponents. This is conducive to more home wins for the Broncos, and more entertainment for the fans! Huge news for the Broncos this year is the acquisition of super bowl champion QB, Russel Wilson. He’s sure to add an extra element of thrill and excitement to every Broncos game this year!
Mahomes has been quite the leader for the Chiefs the past few years. They’ve been a solid contender and show no signs of slowing down this year. If you can make it to a Chiefs game this year, you’re in for a delightful day! This stadium’s wide open parking lot structure makes it one of the best stadiums for pre game tailgating. You’ll see circles of smoke around the stadium from the countless fans grilling meat before the big game!
I can guarantee you’ve never been to a stadium like Allegiant. No expense was spared in the creation of this massive arena. Located just off the strip in Las Vegas, the crowd gets loud, and the technology inside helps make sure you don’t miss a beat on the game. Huge screens and the very best technology bring this place to life every Sunday.
Another can’t miss it on the bucket list. Map out a stop for the NFL teams in California to check out SoFi stadium and watch the Chargers or the Rams, both teams sharing this gigantic spectacle. Engineered to perfection and giving every fan in the building great views of the action, this work of art will have you oooing and ahhhing all night long.
Home of the Dallas Cowboys and an ambitious fan base, At&T Stadium is beautiful both inside and out. Led by Dak Prescott, the Cowboys hope to redeem themselves from a very disappointing ending to the season last year. This is yet another stadium that will be well worth your trip.
Some of the most rambunctious fans can be found at Lincoln Financial Field, supporting their Philadelphia Eagles. But more importantly, if you need to use the facilities, Lincoln Financial has you covered. Upgraded and updated restrooms make you feel like a king as you sit upon your stadium throne. Add to that the joy of a team like the Eagles, and authentic Philly food, and you’ve got yourself a winning combination.
With a fresh new name, the Commanders look to have a fresh new season and put some W’s on their board. While the stadium is a bit out of the way, it boasts a giant video board, helpful in showing all the replays in case you missed any of the action.
There was talk of Aaron Rodgers ending his career with the Packers, but that talk can be stifled for now as he has extended his contract and will be returning as starting QB next season. Lambeau has a neighborhood college town type feeling that you can’t help but love. Fans will share a brat and a beer with rival fans arriving at the game. Quite possibly the most passionate, yet fun fanbase you will come across as you map out your route to all the NFL teams and Stadiums in the US.
For any fans of the Bears, Soldier Field also has it’s place in history. The city folk love how close the stadium is and the beautiful views of the Chicago skyline offered for fans sitting in the north end of the stadium. And massive video screens offer the optimal in game experience for fans at the games. No retractable roof though, so be prepared to freeze your booty off on cold days.
As one of the top stadiums in the NFL, Ford Field is yet another NFL stadium you’ll want to be sure to map out as you see all NFL teams play! No matter where you sit, the site lines are great and you’ll get to catch most of the action from your seat.
A clear roof with pivoting glass doors makes the Vikings Stadium unforgettable. When that roof opens, you’ll be greeted by an amazing view of downtown Minneapolis. And the Vikings fans know how to party. Bring your earplugs if you’re afraid of a little noise, because there will be plenty of that.
Bank of America Stadium is home to the Carolina Panthers, led this year by Matt Corral. You’ll find southern barbecue food throughout the stadium, and endless options for delicious food. You’ll also note that there is not a single bad seat in the stadium. No matter where you’re sitting, you’ll have great views of the action and really enjoy yourself!
Yet another one-of-a-kind stadium, the retractable roof alone is quite the spectacle. Often touted as the best venue in the NFL, due in partial to the amazing fan base, as well as the insane technology found within the building. The screen gives you a first person experience no matter how high up your seats are. Great views of great football are to be had at Mercedes-Benz Stadium
This superdome has a closed roof, but there’s plenty of partying going on the inside. One of the most unforgettable atmospheres in the game of football, Caesars Superdome keeps the energy and spirits high, with plenty of amazing food options. Every seat in the house feels like the best seat in the house.
If you haven’t seen the pirate ship at Raymond James Stadium, the Buccaneers need to be the next NFL team you watch at home. It’s an impressive display of engineering and craftsmanship. The cannons firing from the ship every time the Bucs score is incredible. Add to that the 30,000 square feet of video boards, and you’ve got the recipe for a perfect NFL experience.
Seattle has elected to go for a rebuild this year, trading Russel Wilson to the Denver Broncos. But that doesn’t change the fact that they have the loudest fanbase in the league. Due to the absolutely electric atmosphere, you can expect to pay a pretty penny for your tickets. But don’t worry, you’ll go home happy after an experience at Lumen Field.
While the stadium is a bit out of the way, it’s well worth the drive. Slick architecture and a closed roof to keep you cool during the dry Arizona hot spells. And the Cardinals are sure to put on a great show for you inside this massive stadium. This stadium is so great, they even host the Fiesta Bowl every year.
While the stadium is a bit out of the way, it’s well worth the drive. Slick architecture and a closed roof to keep you cool during the dry Arizona hot spells. And the Cardinals are sure to put on a great show for you inside this massive stadium. This stadium is so great, they even host the Fiesta Bowl every year.
If you are like me and just can’t get enough NFL football, map out a road trip and go see all your favorite NFL teams in person. Sundays on the couch are great, but nothing beats being at the stadium! And if you’re trying to keep track of which stadiums you’ve been to, use this awesome tracker we made!
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