Ranking The NFL Stadiums

[NAHSTE]

It's also #1 in architecture, however, which was category #1.

And it's not like they hosted the Super Bowl or anything.

But I do agree that it's pretty stupid.

But so has Reliant, which he used as the example. Either way, it's an inconsistency in his criteria.

[packersfan4eva]

One of the great things about Lambeau is that there are no bad seats. My family has season tickets that are right at the 40 about 25 rows up, which is great, but I've gone with a family friend before, and we sat all the way at the top. The funny thing is, those seats were fine, too.

And good point.

[shag773]

Linc should not be in ranked 5, stadium is not that good.

At least the lights stay on...

[Tengo Juego]

The guy has only actually been to 13 of these stadiums.

[Guest]

One of the great things about Lambeau is that there are no bad seats. My family has season tickets that are right at the 40 about 25 rows up, which is great, but I've gone with a family friend before, and we sat all the way at the top. The funny thing is, those seats were fine, too.

And good point.

No matter where you are at for football, any seat that is between the 40 and 50 are great seats.

I've been to Fed Ex Field with both my father and my uncle. My father had seats in the upper deck endzone, and my uncle had seats that are upper deck right at the 50. My uncles were much better. I would even take the upper level seats at the 50 over lower level endzone- you get to see all of the game, and I felt like I was missing out when the game was at the other end of the field.

[strahanfan92]

No matter where you are at for football, any seat that is between the 40 and 50 are great seats.

I've been to Fed Ex Field with both my father and my uncle. My father had seats in the upper deck endzone, and my uncle had seats that are upper deck right at the 50. My uncles were much better. I would even take the upper level seats at the 50 over lower level endzone- you get to see all of the game, and I felt like I was missing out when the game was at the other end of the field.

If I could get season tickets anywhere in the stadium I would probably prefer front row 300 level on the 50 yard line. Best view in the house imo.

[inthecards21]

Heinz Field Number 4, seems about right

[Guest]

Don't care about the Redskins. But LOL at the stadium being in the worst neighborhood in the entire league. I was scared more for my life walking to an Eagles game thru Philly than going to a game at FedEx.

The apartment building going into the stadium wouldn't be owned by an average joe.

What more do you expect from Philly? They built the stadium with a jail that had four cells in it.

And before any Philly fan comes in and gets upset, yes, I know they've shut it down. But it was still built in the first place.

I honestly believe that the guy who wrote this article has never been to Fed Ex because of that comment about the area. It's not DC. It's still PG County, which is bad, but it's actually the better part of PG. There's three mega-churches in the immediate area, and a lot of upscale housing. It's pretty much a calm suburban location, except for its access to various main travel routes and, of course, on gamedays.

[dave]

I find The Linc to be OK, nothing more.
Kinda sterile, but decent sightlines.
Horrible food.
Great tailgating, obviously. Philly tailgating is amazing.

The Vet had more character, even if it was a dump.

[Berowsk]

Lol the Linc is in South Philly. Calling South Philly bad shows that you've never been to a really ghetto neighborhood.

[shag773]

Don't care about the Redskins. But LOL at the stadium being in the worst neighborhood in the entire league. I was scared more for my life walking to an Eagles game thru Philly than going to a game at FedEx.The apartment building going into the stadium wouldn't be owned by an average joe.

LOL...It's in a fucking sports complex. What "neighborhood" are you talking about? There's tons of parking and the subway drops you off right at the stadium. You don't go through any "neighborhoods". Be honest, you haven't actually been there, right?

Well, as someone who HAS been there I would agree with dave. The sightlines are great, the food is bad and overpriced, but the tailgating is awesome. It's funny because the food at citizen's bank park is amazing. Don't understand what's up with the Linc as far as that goes..

[FirstTimer]

Stupid criteria when mentioning Soldier Field. The Bears didn't start playing there until really the early 70s...and those teams sucked. Outside of Payton and the 85 Bears there really isn't much history at Soldier Field to get chills about. The Bears "chilling" history took place more at Wrigley Field.

[shag773]

Stupid criteria when mentioning Soldier Field. The Bears didn't start playing there until really the early 70s...and those teams sucked. Outside of Payton and the 85 Bears there really isn't much history at Soldier Field to get chills about. The Bears "chilling" history took place more at Wrigley Field.

What? You are watching games on the same field that Bobby Douglass played on. I've got goosebumps just thinking about it..

[FirstTimer]

How dare you forget the greatness that was Moses Moreno.

[shag773]

What more do you expect from Philly? They built the stadium with a jail that had four cells in it.

And before any Philly fan comes in and gets upset, yes, I know they've shut it down. But it was still built in the first place.

Dallas and Baltimore's stadiums were built with jail cells too. But what do you expect, right? LOL.

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