11 NFL Stadiums that I wish actually got built

6:05 Dude as somebody who lives in Western New York I can tell you right now they didn’t postpone the games because of weather they postponed the game because nobody could drive their cars to the stadium it was life-threatening storms. A retractable roof would not prevent the games being postponed because literally nobody would be able to get to the games, fans, players, referees, etc. Please do your research before making statements like this.

That St. Louis concept was underrated. I always figured that Shad Khan would eventually relocate the Jags given his ties.

The Minnesota vikings almost moved to Los Angeles in 2012.

Heres is #12...The Hartford Patriots stadium. That was on the Connecticut River with docks and The Onrust replica on the river.

I actually like the St Louis design for the Rams but I’m still happy they moved to LA and built Sofi

The old University of Pittsburgh on-campus stadium (which no longer exists) had about half of the perimeter top row of seating at ground level (and even below). There were some entry gates at the very top of the stadium the would require you to walk down the bleachers to your seat. It has a sloping site, so the other half had a traditional facade and traditional closer-to-field-level entrances.

The Current Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park was built half Underground But the crazy Winds they have found out were crazy and will not be repeated in the New Stadium!!

The Giants could most likely go to the Weschester County in Yonkers northeast of Empire City Casino there is a perfect plot of land with several train stations and bus stations from and to the city, it’s also just of I-87. This makes most sense as the Mara family are from Weschester County. The Jets would most likely have to go to Nassau County out by the Nassau Coliseum. Long Island is obvious Jets territory. I don’t think an NFL Stadium will ever be in NYC(proper). There is just no room for parking and tailgating . Traffic would be horrible.

Would love to see an exterior like that in the nfl for last one

Can you make a “way to early college football ranks” and nfl rankings?

Just imagine if those nfl venues were actually built.

Can you make a “way to early college football ranks” and NFL rankings? I do wish they kept the 49ers in SF and built the stadium in the same area as Candlestick. Better weather for games from August through October. Would love to see an exterior like that in the NFL for the last one Not if it's when it would take place but logically speaking the Jets would build it at Sunnyside Yards in Long Island City along with Google, etc for the $20 billion mega project complete with offices retail and low and moderate-income housing that's idealistic or if possible Downtown Brooklyn would work Just imagine if those NFL venues were actually built. I think the Jets will build their own stadium in Queens near Citi Field if they make a few good runs with Rodgers. Also, Bills games get postponed because of safety concerns getting to and from the stadium. A dome wouldn't make a difference. Please don't push that narrative bc you know people are going to wrongly say that the first time a game is postponed in the new stadium. get that game off of cable, and put it back on network TV, what was longer the pregame or the game That farmer's stadium looks better than Sofi in my opinion Your favorite would create a lot of shadows on the field. Not good. That's not an "Aztec" design. It's Roman era and the design is probably based on The Coliseum. Ya know, Roman architecture. I just remember why I strongly dislike James Dolan. His smear campaign to save the garden was insane. Luckily we got the edge and vessel. That St. Louis concept was underrated is done here!

I do wish they kept the 49ers in SF and built the stadium in the same area as Candlestick. Better weather for games in August through October.

That farmers stadium looks better than Sofi in my opinion

Not if, it's when it would take place but logically speaking the Jets would build it at Sunnyside Yards in Long island City along with Google, etc for the $20 billion mega project complete with offices retail and low and moderate income housing that's idealistic or if possible Downtown Brooklyn would work

Not the only one to say this but if a field in Orchard Park had a dome, it wouldn't do anything to keep the game in town. Take a look at a travel website for hotels and tell me where the closest hotel is to the field, to say nothing of how I'm fairly sure most of the players and staff aren't in easy walking distance of the stadium. If nobody makes it to the field, it does not matter if there's no snow on the field. And after 2020 I'm not even saying it's the fans, they have the crowd-noise tape from that season if they need it. But you need two teams, one set of officials, and at least one camera operator to make it to the building before you can play a game.

Wish the Jets had done Hudson Yards instead of what they have there now, just a bunch of condos and office buildings.

I wished Farmers Field, National Car Rental Field, San Diego, and Oakland Stadium got built

That's not "Aztec" design. It's roman era and the design is probably based off The Coliseum. Ya know, Roman architecture.

Washington needs a new stadium with some design elements of RFK