Let's dive in and list all NFL stadiums from smallest to largest in terms of their capacity. Since the Chargers and Rams both share SoFi Stadium and the Giants and Jets both share MetLife Stadium ...

Lambeau Field, opened in 1957, is the oldest continuously operating NFL stadium. It features unique aspects like mostly metal ...

Today, Soldier Field is the smallest stadium in the NFL, accommodating 62,500 seats - and last year, the Bears, who haven't won the Super Bowl since 1985, announced plans to relocate from the arena.

The Resch Expo, a 125,000-square-foot facility just east of the stadium, opened in 2021 and will serve as the green room for draft prospects. The NFL Draft Experience will be at Titletown ...

The NFL expected 250,000 fans throughout the three-day event. The draft events are taking place in and around Lambeau Field.

It’s your typical midwestern suburbia... minus the massive NFL stadium in the foreground. Make no mistake, though: Green Bay, Wis. — the smallest NFL market by far with a population of 107,000 ...

However, today, it is the smallest stadium in the NFL, with a capacity of just 62,500 seats. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENT Last year, the Bears unveiled plans to move away from the arena ...

There's nearly half a billion of public money being sunk into renovations at M&T Bank Stadium. Baltimore and Maryland ...

Green Bay, the NFL’s smallest market, hosted the draft last month outside historic Lambeau Field. The Buffalo Bills, who are building a new $1.7 billion stadium, have reportedly requested to ...

Despite Green Bay being the smallest NFL market, Lambeau Field is the second largest stadium in the league. This story was updated because an earlier version included an inaccuracy. Lambeau Field ...