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New NFL Stadiums with Super Bowl Dreams The NFL has 2 planned new stadiums coming in the next few years that the plans are now final. They are the new Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, TX and the Indianapolis Colt's Lucas Oil Field. The Colt's stadium will open in 2008, while the Cowboys stadium will open the following season. Having a new stadium in a warm weather stadium is almost a guaranteed ticket to host a Super Bowl. Shortly after the plans were finalized, Dallas was awarded Super Bowl XLV. Having 100,000 seats was a major factor in getting a Super Bowl so early. The NFL is very excited about having 30,000 additional tickets to sell as opposed to recent Super Bowls. Lucas Oil Field is lobbying for a Super Bowl, but the city infrastructure has been the biggest liability in getting the Super Bowl to Indianapolis. They fall well short of the minimum hotel room requirement, and the NFL does not was another embarrassment like Super Bowl XXXIX in Jacksonville. Jacksonville was not ready for a Super Bowl, and it showed. But that will not stop the Colt's from applying to host Super Bowl XLVI.....(more) |
Proposed Stadiums Some cities are in desperate need of new stadiums to keep their team, or in LA's case - to receive a team. Here is the latest news on these cities. San Diego's new stadium bid San Francisco's new stadium bid Minneapolis new stadium bid Los Angeles' Coliseum renovation |
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The NFL stadiums are not even close to as rowdy as college stadiums, but there are some that can compete with even SEC schools. Rowdiest NFL Stadiums of 2007 1. The RCA Dome The defending NFL champs have been accused of pumping in sound to the Dome to increase the difficulty of opponents to play. Colts are expecting to go 8-0 at home this year, but have a tough November match-up with the Patriots. 2. Qwest Field Home of the NFL 12th man, fans in the bird cage rock Qwest Field and give their Seahawks one of the best home field advantages in the game. |
Los Angeles is set to get a NFL team by 2010. One option for a stadium to field their NFL team is the LA Memorial Coliseum. Major renovations will be needed. The Coliseum is a cool stadium, but didn't it already fail with the Raiders, what's different this time? |