Worst stadiums in NFL 5) MetLife Stadium, New York Jets/New York Giants (3.3) April H. from Charlotte, North Carolina, writes, "While on vacation in NYC my friend and I decided to grab some ...

With a brand new NFL season underway, it’s the perfect time to see how all 30 NFL stadiums stack up against one another. For this list, we’re factoring in the stadium structure and quality ...

1. Lambeau Field -- Green Bay Packers -- 80,735 This is truly the NFL's only historic gem, the only one that would appear on a sports bucket list. All the other stadiums are either new or concrete ...

Three years ago, 31 NFL writers at The Athletic got together to rank the best and worst NFL stadiums. The process started by gathering each writer’s five best and five worst stadiums.

This article ranks Big Ten football stadiums, considering factors like capacity, history, and in-game environment. Rutgers ...

Wembley is a spectacular stadium (although for £800M it should be) and the walk along Wembley Way from the tube station to the ground is one of the great experiences in football.

Still, Huskie Stadium, home to Northern Illinois football is a plain stadium and looks like it would be used by a D-II school. It also doesn’t help that record attendance is less than 29,000 people.

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College football probably shouldn't be played in an NFL stadium, outside of the traditional and historic major powers. Miami is one of them, but their fans do not fill up the stadium, which takes ...

Capacity: 107,601 It's the Big House. It's Michigan. It's more than 107,000 people. It is historic, timeless, and classic. The stadium is a bowl, which creates great viewing from any and every angle.

College football has a home-field advantage unmatched by any other sport. Some games draw in excess of 100,000 fans, and almost no one in the stadium is a casual observer.