NFL stadium rankings: All 30 NFL venues from best to worst
1 year, 4 months ago

NFL stadium rankings: All 30 NFL venues from best to worst

New York Times  

Three years ago, 31 NFL writers at The Athletic got together to rank the best and worst NFL stadiums. Cleveland Browns Stadium Team: Cleveland Browns Seating capacity: 67,431 Google review: 4.5 stars The Browns’ outdoor home since 1999 climbed four spots after being 23rd a few years ago. Bank of America Stadium Team: Carolina Panthers Seating capacity: 74,867 Google review: 4.6 stars The Panthers’ home since 1996 ranks in the exact same spot as our last ranking. Highmark Stadium Team: Buffalo Bills Seating capacity: 71,608 Google review: 4.5 stars The Bills’ home since 1973 ranks in the same spot it did three years ago. Hard Rock Stadium Team: Miami Dolphins Seating capacity: 65,326 Google review: 4.6 stars Half of the ballots had the Dolphins’ home since 1987 in the bottom five in the NFL.

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