Football stadium roster through 2014

It's kind of funny, but with two new stadiums visited this season, this list looks sufficiently different from last year's list that I think it worth sharing again. :)


Year
Date
Home team
Stadium
Opponent, score, notes
1988

Giants / Jets†
Giants*
Giants & Jets home games
1990
11/4
Browns†
Municipal
BUF42-CLE0
11/5
Colts†
Hoosierdome
NYG24-IND7
1991
9/8
Bengals†
Riverfront
HOU30-CIN7
9/15
Bears
Soldier Field
CHI20-NYG17
1993
12/11
Redskins
RFK
NYJ3-WAS0
1997
12/7
Ravens
Memorial Stadium
BAL31-SEA24
1998
11/1
Redskins
Jack Kent Cooke* (Fedex)
WAS21-NYG14
2000
11/19
Ravens
PSINet*
BAL27-DAL0
12/3
Chargers
Qualcomm
SF45-SD17
2001
12/2
Dolphins
Pro Player
MIA21-DEN10
2002
10/20
Saints
Superdome
NO35-SF27
2003
10/12
Packers
Lambeau Field
KC40-GB34 OT
2006
11/12
Raiders
McAfee Field
DEN17-OAK13
2007
10/14
Seahawks
QWest Field
NO28-SEA17
2008
11/9
Falcons
Georgiadome
ATL34-NO20
2009
10/4
Patriots
Gillette
NE27-BAL21
11/15
Titans
LP Stadium
TN41-BUF17
2010
10/24
Panthers
Bank of America Stadium
CAR23-SF20
11/28
Giants
New Meadowlands Arena*
NYG24-JAC20
2011
9/24
Rams
Edward Jones Dome
BAL37-STL7
11/6
Bills
Ralph Wilson Stadium
NYJ27-BUF11 (day)
Steelers
Heinz Field
BAL23-PIT20 (night)
2012
9/9
Vikings
Mall of America Field
MIN26-JAC23 OT
9/30
Cardinals
Phoenix Stadium
ARZ23-MIA20 OT
11/18
Chiefs
Arrowhead
CIN28-KC6
2013
11/3
Jets
MetLife
NYJ26-NO20
12/12
Broncos
Sports Authority Field
SD27-DEN20
2014
11/23
Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field
PHI43-TEN24

11/30
Jaguars
EverBank Field
JAC25-NYG24

An italic team name means I've seen the team play at their newer stadium too (four times), while the dagger means I haven't seen a game at that team's new gridiron (three times); the asterisk on the stadium name simply means I was there more than once (which I try to avoid other than for the Giants at MetLife).

After my back-to-back weeks of seeing games to close out November, I now have seen all but 5 teams play at home, and have a total of 8 stadiums to see. That feels much more doable than it did a few years ago. On the to-do list are one team on the west coast (the Niners, who I may try to see on a west coast ski trip at some point), the two Texas teams (who I would like to knock out of the way in one longhorn, I mean, long-ass weekend should I find a working Sunday-Monday night alignment), Detroit (who I'd likewise like to see in another long weekend with one of the three Midwest teams whose new stadium I haven't seen), and Tampa Bay (who will be hosting the Giants in 2015...).

One or two new stadiums each year is the goal. It should only be a few more years...

Comments

  1. Krista MuscarellaFebruary 21, 2021 at 1:53 PM

    Well, well, well. The football stadium list and I meet again. This time I am sure to note BUF42-CLE0. Woo hoo. I'll look past 2009 and 2011... GO BILLS!

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    1. tthrashFebruary 21, 2021 at 2:01 PM

      I think I did post it here a few times. Then it goes on IG or IG stories once a year. I guess you won't actually remember that 42-0 beat down, tho...they were good...

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    2. Krista MuscarellaFebruary 21, 2021 at 2:43 PM

      they "were" good... ouch.

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