Ranking of the NFL Stadiums

[Money]

the colts, ravens, and goodell.

You forgot ESPN.

 

[Rock Strongo]

You forgot ESPN.

no, i said mortensen earlier.

 

[OregonDucks]

So essentially this was just a bunch of people sitting in a room discussing this? I wonder how many of these people in the room have actually been to every stadium in the league or if this was just what they have heard.

It was written by AOL...

 

[Money]

no, i said mortensen earlier.

What's the motive again?

 

[ATL96Steeler]

Only someone born yesterday would think that anyone moving to LA has anything to do with the situation of a smaller market outside of the normal extortion tactics

So what I'm hearing (I think) is that if LA were not an option, the Rams would be happy with the stadium in STL.

 

[jarntt]

Well they're going to get that chance week 8, should be a good one. It'd sure be nice if the crowd was similar to the Cowboys/49ers game last year where half the crowd was rooting for the away team.

Half in noise, not in number. Methinks that problem goes away a little now that a little more success is expected, but it is the new way when tickets at some of the new stadiums cost so much. The SF fan in Dallas is willing to pay a premium for one game. Cowboy fan may need help paying a PSL and 8 games...

 

[GNG]

I have been to 18 stadiums so far and not sure my thoughts on some of them equal what these rankings say. But I cant complain about the results here I guess.

Click the link and scroll through and see what you think:

Ranking the best and worst NFL stadiums: Which one tops the list? - AOL.com

Lambeau Field is easily the best in the NFL.

 

[GNG]

Dallas is ranked about right.

 

[GNG]

And yes have been to Dallas' stadium. Watched Boys/Saints there last year. Unimpressed. Looks like a giant Costco with a TV screen.

You probably were kicked out for rowdy behavior.

 

[handicappers]

Cowboys stadium is a marvel of modern technology.
I've been to over 20 stadiums and Soldier Field is my personal favorite.

 

[fordman84]

Half in noise, not in number. Methinks that problem goes away a little now that a little more success is expected, but it is the new way when tickets at some of the new stadiums cost so much. The SF fan in Dallas is willing to pay a premium for one game. Cowboy fan may need help paying a PSL and 8 games...

That's exactly the problem. Tickets are so much, and people want to see the stadium. So sell a couple of tickets to pay for the rest of the season, and the fans get to come out and see the place. Another good season with late playoff run will stop that.

 

[Oldschool739]

no one ever replied to my question about how i was the only one reading the email that way, if harbaugh and the ravens released statements.

@Money ran fast