National Football Post ranks all 31 NFL Stadiums.

[CultBrennan59]

I agreed with the list until the eagles were mentioned.

How can you put our stadium that low because of 'bad' neighborhoods when Phillys stadium is..well in Philly!?! Also I don't see how Carolina and Tennessee's stadiums are ahead of ours. I haven't heard of many bad things about the redskins stadium with being gunned down after games..any of you all?

[skinsfaninok]

I heard RFK was way worse when it came to location

[tryfuhl]

Originally Posted by CultBrennan59

I agreed with the list until the eagles were mentioned.

How can you put our stadium that low because of 'bad' neighborhoods when Phillys stadium is..well in Philly!?! Also I don't see how Carolina and Tennessee's stadiums are ahead of ours. I haven't heard of many bad things about the redskins stadium with being gunned down after games..any of you all?

Charlotte has the worst downtown section of any city ever

downtown shouldn't be new construction

[rypper11]

Originally Posted by tryfuhl

Charlotte has the worst downtown section of any city ever

downtown shouldn't be new construction

Absolutely. Your basically tailgating on public property or in a parking deck. The downtown bars like the location and it is cool to hang out before a game even if you don't have tix.
I didn't mind going to RFK though because I lived right of the Metro and before and after games you were surrounded by other people going to games and then walking to the Metro and riding home. The lack of public transportation to Fed Ex, IMO, is the only real drawback to location. But that is true of most stadiums I've been to. With the overdrinking at games I think more public transportation should be considered for all sporting events.