List of NFL Teams & Stadiums

We love football here at GeoJango Maps. That's why we decided to create a NFL Teams Map to showcase the locations of every NFL team and their respective stadiums. You can use this Football Map to keep track of which stadiums you've visited or which ones you would like to visit in the future.

It also makes a great gift for football fans who can use this unique NFL Map to decorate any wall in their home or office!

As a special thank you for visiting our website, we're offering a discount code for $5 off any Sports Map Poster! Just enter the code "SPORTSPOSTER" during checkout to receive your special discount.


The National Football League (NFL) was established in 1920 and it quickly grew into the largest sports organization in the Untied States.

How NFL teams are there?

There are 32 NFL teams divided into two conferences: the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC). Each team plays 17 regular season games over 18 weeks before 7 teams (4 division winners and 3 wild cards) from each conference progress to the playoffs and compete for a spot in the coveted NFL championship.

With so many teams and stadium names to remember, we decided to put together this helpful list of NFL teams and stadiums. You can use this list of NFL teams to help you track which stadiums you've visited or to learn more about each NFL team and their specific stadium.

Every Football Team


Team Name Arena Name Arena Location Seating Capacity Opening Year

Arizona Cardinals

State Farm Stadium

Glendale, Arizona

63,400

2006

Atlanta Falcons

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Atlanta, Georgia

71,000

2017

Baltimore Ravens

M&T Bank Stadium

Baltimore, Maryland

71,008

1998

Buffalo Bills

Highmark Stadium

Orchard Park, New York

71,608

1973

Carolina Panthers

Bank of America Stadium

Charlotte, North Carolina

75,523

1996

Chicago Bears

Soldier Field

Chicago, Illinois

61,500

1924

Cincinnati Bengals

Paycor Stadium

Cincinnati, Ohio

65,515

2000

Cleveland Browns

Cleveland Browns Stadium

Cleveland, Ohio

67,895

1999

Dallas Cowboys

AT&T Stadium

Arlington, Texas

80,000

2009

Denver Broncos

Empower Field at Mile High

Denver, Colorado

76,125

2001

Detroit Lions

Ford Field

Detroit, Michigan

65,000

2002

Green Bay Packers

Lambeau Field

Green Bay, Wisconsin

81,441

1957

Houston Texans

NRG Stadium

Houston, Texas

72,220

2002

Indianapolis Colts

Lucas Oil Stadium

Indianapolis, Indiana

67,000

2008

Jacksonville Jaguars

TIAA Bank Field

Jacksonville, Florida

69,132

2008

Kansas City Chiefs

GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

Kansas City, Missouri

76,416

1972

Las Vegas Raiders

Allegiant Stadium

Paradise, Nevada

65,000

2020

Los Angeles Chargers

SoFi Stadium

Inglewood, California

70,240

2020

Los Angeles Rams

SoFi Stadium

Inglewood, California

70,240

2020

Miami Dolphins

Hard Rock Stadium

Miami Gardens, Florida

65,326

1987

Minnesota Vikings

U.S. Bank Stadium

Minneapolis, Minnesota

66,655

2016

New England Patriots

Gillette Stadium

Foxborough, Massachusetts

66,829

2002

New Orleans Saints

Ceasars Superdome

New Orleans, Louisiana

73,208

1975

New York Giants

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford, New Jersey

82,500

2010

New York Jets

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford, New Jersey

82,500

2010

Philadelphia Eagles

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

69,596

2003

Pittsburgh Steelers

Acrisure Stadium

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

68,400

2001

San Francisco 49ers

Levi's Stadium

Santa Clara, California

68,500

2014

Seattle Seahawks

Lumen Field

Seattle, Washington

69,000

2002

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Raymond James Stadium

Tampa, Florida

65,890

1998

Tennessee Titans

Nissan Stadium

Nashville, Tennessee

69,143

1999

Washington Commanders

FedExField

Landover, Maryland

82,000

1997

NFC East

  • Dallas Cowboys (AT&T Stadium)
  • New York Giants (MetLife Stadium)
  • Philadelphia Eagles (Lincoln Financial Field)
  • Washington Redskins (FedExField)

NFC North

  • Chicago Bears (Soldier Field)
  • Detroit Lions (Ford Field)
  • Green Bay Packers (Lambeau Field)
  • Minnesota Vikings (U.S. Bank Stadium)

NFC South

  • Atlanta Falcons (Mercedes-Benz Stadium)
  • Carolina Panthers (Bank of America Stadium)
  • New Orleans Saints (Mercedes-Benz Superdome)
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Raymond James Stadium)

NFC West

  • Arizona Cardinals (State Farm Stadium)
  • Los Angeles Rams (SoFi Stadium)
  • San Francisco 49ers (Levi's Stadium)
  • Seattle Seahawks (CenturyLink Field)

AFC East

  • Buffalo Bills (Bills Stadium)
  • Miami Dolphins (Hard Rock Stadium)
  • New England Patriots (Gillette Stadium)
  • New York Jets (MetLife Stadium)

AFC North

  • Baltimore Ravens (New Era Field)
  • Cincinnati Bengals (Paul Brown Stadium)
  • Cleveland Browns (FirstEnergy Stadium)
  • Pittsburgh Steelers (Heinz Field)

AFC South

  • Houston Texans (NRG Stadium)
  • Indianapolis Colts (Lucas Oil Stadium)
  • Jacksonville Jaguars (TIAA Bank Field)
  • Tennessee Titans (Nissan Stadium)

AFC West

  • Denver Broncos (Empower Field at Mile High)
  • Kansas City Chiefs (Arrowhead Stadium)
  • Los Angeles Chargers (SoFi Stadium)
  • Las Vegas Raiders (Allegiant Stadium)

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Fun Facts About NFL Teams & Stadiums

  • The first televised NFL game took place in 1939, between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
  • The first Super Bowl took place in Los Angeles in 1967, where the Green Bay Packers defeated the Kansas City Chiefs.
  • NFL players weren't required to wear helmets until 1943. Dick Plasman is known as the last NFL player to play without a helmet, for Chicago in 1940.
  • California, New York, amd Florida are home to the most NFL teams (3 each) out of any state, though the 2 New York City teams play their home games in New Jersey.
  • MetLife & SoFi Stadiums are the only NFL Stadiums shared by two teams each.
  • The NFL has the shortest regular season out of any major American professional sport, at 18 weeks.
  • Each NFL game is officially 60 minutes long, but the typical television run time is about 3 and 1/2 hours, and the actual playing time in any given football game is only about 11 minutes, on average.
  • No founding NFL team remains in their original city as originally named.
  • Every football used in NFL games comes from the same factory located in Ada, Ohio.
  • There are 9 NFL Stadiums located in cities that aren't reflected by the team name.
  • The Las Vegas Raiders are the "newest" team, since they moved from Oakland at the start of the 2020 NFL season.
  • Over 123 million viewers watched the Super Bowl in February of 2024, making it the most viewed televised broadcast ever in the United States.
  • Sofi Stadium & Allegiant Stadium are the newest stadiums in the league (both opened in 2020), whereas Chicago's Soldier Field is the oldest (opened in 1924).
  • New Jersey's MetLife Stadium is the largest stadium in the NFL, with a seating capacity of 82,500. Chicago's Soldier Field is the smallest, with a capacity of 61,500.

NFL Teams Map - The Perfect Football Gift

NFL teams map


We love football here at GeoJango Maps. That's why we decided to create a NFL Teams Map to showcase the locations of every NFL team and their respective stadiums. You can use this Football Map to keep track of which stadiums you've visited or which ones you would like to visit in the future.

It also makes a great gift for football fans who can use this unique NFL Map to decorate any wall in their home or office!

As a special thank you for visiting our website, we're offering a discount code for 5% off any Sports Map Poster! Just enter the code "SPORTSPOSTER" during checkout to receive your special discount.