NFL stadiums by capacity

The 30 NFL stadiums seat 69,500 on average. The biggest is MetLife Stadium, 82,500, home of the Giants and Jets; the smallest is Highmark Stadium, 60,108 (Bills). The oldest is Soldier Field (1924), then Lambeau Field (1957) and Arrowhead Stadium (1972); the newest is Highmark Stadium (2026). 20 are open-air, 5 are under a retractable roof, 3 are under a fixed translucent roof, and 2 are domes; 16 have grass.

NFL stadiums, biggest first

#	Stadium	Home of	Capacity	Opened	Roof	Surface	City
1	MetLife Stadium	New York GiantsNew York Jets	82,500	2010	Open-air	FieldTurf	East Rutherford, New Jersey
2	Lambeau Field	Green Bay Packers	81,441	1957	Open-air	Hybrid grass	Green Bay, Wisconsin
3	AT&T Stadium	Dallas Cowboys	80,000	2009	Retractable	Artificial	Arlington, Texas
4	Empower Field at Mile High	Denver Broncos	76,125	2001	Open-air	Kentucky bluegrass	Denver, Colorado
5	Bank of America Stadium	Carolina Panthers	75,037	1996	Open-air	FieldTurf	Charlotte, North Carolina
6	Arrowhead Stadium	Kansas City Chiefs	73,426	1972	Open-air	Bermuda grass	Kansas City, Missouri
7	Caesars Superdome	New Orleans Saints	73,208	1975	Dome	Artificial	New Orleans, Louisiana
8	Reliant Stadium	Houston Texans	72,220	2002	Retractable	Artificial	Houston, Texas
9	M&T Bank Stadium	Baltimore Ravens	71,008	1998	Open-air	Bermuda–ryegrass	Baltimore, Maryland
10	Mercedes-Benz Stadium	Atlanta Falcons	71,000	2017	Retractable	FieldTurf	Atlanta, Georgia
11	SoFi Stadium	Los Angeles RamsLos Angeles Chargers	70,000	2020	Skylight	Artificial	Inglewood, California
12	Lincoln Financial Field	Philadelphia Eagles	69,596	2003	Open-air	GrassMaster	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
13	Nissan Stadium	Tennessee Titans	69,143	1999	Open-air	Artificial	Nashville, Tennessee
14	EverBank Stadium	Jacksonville Jaguars	69,132	1995	Open-air	Bermuda grass	Jacksonville, Florida
15	Lumen Field	Seattle Seahawks	69,000	2002	Open-air	FieldTurf	Seattle, Washington
16	Acrisure Stadium	Pittsburgh Steelers	68,984	2001	Open-air	Bermuda Grass	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
17	Levi's Stadium	San Francisco 49ers	68,500	2014	Open-air	Bermuda grass	Santa Clara, California
18	Huntington Bank Field	Cleveland Browns	67,895	1999	Open-air	Kentucky bluegrass	Cleveland, Ohio
19	Lucas Oil Stadium	Indianapolis Colts	67,000	2008	Retractable	Artificial	Indianapolis, Indiana
20	Gillette Stadium	New England Patriots	66,829	2002	Open-air	FieldTurf	Foxborough, Massachusetts
21	U.S. Bank Stadium	Minnesota Vikings	66,655	2016	Skylight	Artificial	Minneapolis, Minnesota
22	Allegiant Stadium	Las Vegas Raiders	66,000	2020	Skylight	Bermuda grass	Paradise, Nevada
23	Raymond James Stadium	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	65,890	1998	Open-air	Bermuda grass	Tampa, Florida
24	Paycor Stadium	Cincinnati Bengals	65,515	2000	Open-air	Artificial	Cincinnati, Ohio
25	Hard Rock Stadium	Miami Dolphins	65,326	1987	Open-air	Bermuda grass	Miami Gardens, Florida
26	Ford Field	Detroit Lions	65,000	2002	Dome	FieldTurf	Detroit, Michigan
27	Northwest Stadium	Washington Commanders	64,000	1997	Open-air	Bermuda grass	Landover, Maryland
28	State Farm Stadium	Arizona Cardinals	63,400	2006	Retractable	Bermuda grass	Glendale, Arizona
29	Soldier Field	Chicago Bears	62,500	1924	Open-air	Bermuda grass	Chicago, Illinois
30	Highmark Stadium	Buffalo Bills	60,108	2026	Open-air	Kentucky bluegrass	Orchard Park, New York

Capacity is the football seating as Wikipedia's list of current NFL stadiums gives it, read on October 1, 2026; a venue two clubs share is one row.