New era field in buffalo (great tailgate)
Lambeau in green bay ( awesome)
Lambeau in green bay ( awesome)
Have we, as a group, been to every NFL stadium?
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A.J. Hicks
Hall of Fame
LA Coliseum
Anaheim Stadium (season ticket holder for 3 years. No PSL's then).
King Dome (Seattle, demolished. Was there for the first season of the Seahawks while stationed at Ft. Lewis. Jim Zorn time.)
Century Link (Seattle current)
Qualcomm (San Diego)
University of Phoenix (Cards)
Oakland Alameda
Looks like I've stayed on the west coast.
Anaheim Stadium (season ticket holder for 3 years. No PSL's then).
King Dome (Seattle, demolished. Was there for the first season of the Seahawks while stationed at Ft. Lewis. Jim Zorn time.)
Century Link (Seattle current)
Qualcomm (San Diego)
University of Phoenix (Cards)
Oakland Alameda
Looks like I've stayed on the west coast.
Update-Still Need 4 More To Complete All Current NFL Stadiums:
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Los Angeles Chargers (Stub-Hub Center)
Chicago
Denver
Kansas City
Los Angeles Chargers (Stub-Hub Center)
I’ve got Chicago covered. Saw the Rams beat the Bears 23-21 in 2003, on a last-minute FG from Jeff “Money” Wilkins. Awesome game, great atmosphere, a bit chilly. (I forgot to mention this game in my earlier post)
LoyalRam said he’s been to Arrowhead.
Does Stub-Hub even count as an NFL stadium?
So nobody’s been to Mile High? On a family trip to Colorado in 2016, we drove past it... pointed out the ridiculous blue horse logo...
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I've done Chicago Soldier Field, Old Meadowlands for Giants and Jets, Old Memorial Stadium (Colts and Ravens) , Carolina Panthers stadium,
HeiseNBerg
Pro Bowler
CURRENT NFL stadiums:
FedEx Field (Washington DC - once)
Extinct NFL stadiums:
Edward Jones Dome (St. Louis - twice....Rams won both)
Three Rivers Stadium (Pittsburgh)
Veterans Stadium (Philadelphia)
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore - once in '96 when the Rams came to play the newly-minted Baltimore Ravens....it was "the game nobody wanted to win"....Ravens pulled it out in OT)
FedEx Field (Washington DC - once)
Extinct NFL stadiums:
Edward Jones Dome (St. Louis - twice....Rams won both)
Three Rivers Stadium (Pittsburgh)
Veterans Stadium (Philadelphia)
Memorial Stadium (Baltimore - once in '96 when the Rams came to play the newly-minted Baltimore Ravens....it was "the game nobody wanted to win"....Ravens pulled it out in OT)
I've been to Soldier Field and Arrowhead. Also saw the Rams at Busch stadium 2 when the Rams first moved to St. Louis in 95. Not sure that's relevant lol.
I was at that game too! Marshall had that awesome 50ish yard run. Was a fun game. All though some drunk Bears fans tried to fight me in the bathroom and I had to literally bull my way through them to get out. But besides that, fun game.
My brother went to Mile High for a playoff game 2 years ago, does that count?
Edit: No....fuck him. Denver fans dont count. Dont even know how he became a Denver fan.
Anaheim
LA Coliseum
San Diego
Oakland
Candlestick
Husky Stadium before Qwest was built
Qwest
EJ Dome
Tampa
I think I’m missing one. I did go to Met Life when I was in Brooklyn but no game was going on.
LA Coliseum
San Diego
Oakland
Candlestick
Husky Stadium before Qwest was built
Qwest
EJ Dome
Tampa
I think I’m missing one. I did go to Met Life when I was in Brooklyn but no game was going on.
