Located in the Music City along the banks of the Cumberland River and across from downtown Nashville, Nissan Stadium has been the home of the Titans since 1999. The history of the team dates to 1960, when they were known as the Oilers and played in Houston. For over 25 seasons the Oilers played at
When one thinks of Jacksonville and football, their first thought may be the Gator Bowl, the annual college football bowl game played in the city since 1946. However since 1995 the Jacksonville Jaguars have been a part of the professional football scene in the city. Decades before the Jaguars played their first game in Jacksonville
While it may not be the newest and fanciest stadium in the NFL on Sundays during the Fall, the Town of Orchard Park comes alive as Bills fans invade the town for football at Bills Stadium. The Bills history in upstate New York dates to 1959 when Ralph Wilson was awarded an expansion AFL football
Throughout the New York Jets history, they have never had a stadium of their own. Although that is still the case, the Jets and Giants collectively have one of the best stadiums in the NFL. In September 2005, both the Giants and Jets announced plans to collectively construct a new stadium in the Meadowlands. For
Since its opening in 2002, Gillette Stadium has been the home to one of the best teams in the NFL as the Patriots have had 16 playoff appearances. The Patriots have been a part of the New England football landscape since 1960 when they played at Nickerson Field. They played at Fenway Park, Alumni Stadium and
Sitting on one of the most hallowed grounds in the NFL, football has been played at the location of Huntington Bank Field since 1946. The history of the Browns in the NFL dates back to 1950, when the team joined the league from the All American Football Conference. From their inception they played at the
On the banks of the Allegheny River across from the expansive and scenic Pittsburgh skyline sits Acrisure Stadium (formerly known as Heinz Field), one of the best stadiums in the NFL. From 1970 until 2000, the Steelers played at Three Rivers Stadium, a multipurpose facility they shared with baseball’s Pittsburgh Pirates. Like many other teams
With it’s classic red-brown brick exterior trimmed with limestone, reminiscent of a classic fieldhouse, Lucas Oil Stadium breaks away from the current mold of NFL stadiums. It replaced one of the smallest stadiums in the NFL when it opened in 2008, the RCA Dome. Not only did RCA Dome have one of the smallest seating
Welcome to the Jungle! You’re not in a tropical destination but at Paycor Stadium along the banks of the Ohio River, home of the Cincinnati Bengals. You’ll hear this famous song by Guns N’ Roses when the Bengals take the field and the roar of a Bengal in this stadium nicknamed, “The Jungle.” Paycor Stadium