List Of NFL Stadiums By Capacity - Smallest To Largest

NFL stadiums and home-field advantages aren't as strongly debated as college football's massive venues. However, there is a significant gap between some of the state-of-the-art stadiums in the NFL compared to small, outdated ones.

Either way, they're all impressive in their own right based on pure size, advanced design, or history. Some stadiums are often full regardless of how good a franchise's team is in a certain year, while others are dependent on on-field success.

This article lists all 30 NFL stadiums by team and max crown capacity. A larger stadium doesn't automatically mean a better home-field advantage or more crowd noise, but it's certainly a great start.

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Soldier Field

Team: Chicago Bears
Capacity: 61,500

State Farm Stadium

Team: Arizona Cardinals
Capacity: 63,400

The NFL has spent two years preparing the grass for tonight's field at the Super Bowl.

The grass was grown at a local sod farm in Phoenix.

It was installed two weeks ago, and the field has been rolled out each morning for daily sunshine.

Total cost = $800,000 pic.twitter.com/Um8zZala2O

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) February 12, 2023

Ford Field

Team: Detroit Lions
Capacity: 65,000

Allegiant Stadium

Team: Las Vegas Raiders
Capacity: 65,000

This year's Super Bowl host Allegiant Stadium cost $2 billion and took three years to build.

Here's a timelapse of the construction, capturing over 65,000 hours of work and 1.4 million images.

(h/t @EarthCam)pic.twitter.com/Xb9YRu9aVa

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) February 10, 2024

Hard Rock Stadium

Team: Miami Dolphins
Capacity: 65,326

Paycor Stadium

Team: Cincinnati Bengals
Capacity: 65,515

Raymond James Stadium

Team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Capacity: 65,890

U.S. Bank Stadium

Team: Minnesota Vikings
Capacity: 66,655

Shirtless Kirk Cousins leads the #SKOL chant in Minnesota 😭

📺: #GBvsMIN on NBC
📱: Stream on #NFLPlus https://t.co/cOt1Gy93Av pic.twitter.com/keO8s6maVq

— NFL (@NFL) January 1, 2024

Gillette Stadium

Team: New England Patriots
Capacity: 66,829

Lucas Oil Stadium

Team: Indianapolis Colts
Capacity: 67,000

A cool piece of information to remember during the NFL Combine is that when Lucas Oil Stadium was built in 2008, they ran fiber optic lines underground that connected to the local hospital, allowing them to analyze 600+ MRIs and 1,200+ x-rays in real-time. pic.twitter.com/XjFXyg93Db

— Joe Pompliano (@JoePompliano) February 28, 2024

FedEx Field

Team: Washington Commanders
Capacity: 67,717

Cleveland Browns Stadium

Team: Cleveland Browns
Capacity: 67,895

Acrisure Stadium

Team: Pittsburgh Steelers
Capacity: 68,400

Levi's Stadium

Team: San Francisco 49ers
Capacity: 68,500

Lumen Field

Team: Seattle Seahawks
Capacity: 69,000

There's no place like @LumenField and the @12s. 🥹 pic.twitter.com/k8100IFiYz

— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) September 25, 2023

EverBank Stadium

Team: Jacksonville Jaguars
Capacity: 69,132

Nissan Stadium

Team: Tennessee Titans
Capacity: 69,143

Lincoln Financial Field

Team: Philadelphia Eagles
Capacity: 69,596

SoFi Stadium

Teams: Los Angeles Chargers/Los Angeles Rams
Capacity: 70,000

SoFi Stadium in 🇺🇸 Los Angeles is the most expensive stadium ever built, costing $5.5 billion.

In comparison, the second-most expensive stadium ever built, Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, cost only $1.9 billion. pic.twitter.com/zdKRXqKc1N

— The Spectator Index (@spectatorindex) August 21, 2023

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Team: Atlanta Falcons
Capacity: 71,000

M&T Bank Stadium

Team: Baltimore Ravens
Capacity: 71,008

Highmark Stadium

Team: Buffalo Bills
Capacity: 71,608

There’s snow place like Buffalo.

Thank you to EVERYONE who helped shovel out Highmark Stadium for today's Divisional Round playoff game! #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/NkVFxPQNDX

— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) January 21, 2024

NRG Stadium

Team: Houston Texans
Capacity: 72,220

Caesars Superdome

Team: New Orleans Saints
Capacity: 73,208

Bank of America Stadium

Team: Carolina Panthers
Capacity: 75,523

Empower Field at Mile High

Team: Denver Broncos
Capacity: 76,125

Arrowhead Stadium

Team: Kansas City Chiefs
Capacity: 76,416

Arrowhead Stadium was historically loud during the #Chiefs victory over the #Patriots.

WATCH: http://t.co/XsDL5DrBIN pic.twitter.com/9W0b7ChXbB

— Kansas City Chiefs (@Chiefs) September 30, 2014

AT&T Stadium

Team: Dallas Cowboys
Capacity: 80,000

Lambeau Field

Team: Green Bay Packers
Capacity: 81,441

MetLife Stadium

Teams: New York Giants/New York Jets
Capacity: 82,500

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