TPS should do ranking all stadiums again nfl because of the new stadiums

So basically everything they described as bad about the stadiums applied to all the stadiums on the list.... Practically used the same audio on repeat 10 times in 13 minutes.

In his opinion they should tear down the Sistine chapel, because it’s just so old.

what features does this guy expect stadiums to have? a theme park

Newsflash: Traffic wouldn’t be any better if the stadium was in downtown Miami; in fact it’d be worse.

This dude doesn’t like nfl stadiums that were built in the 90s

According to this list, TPS doesn't go to football games to watch the football game lmao. And if it doesn't have a dome he won't go either.

lacks features that make you want to come, other than to watch a football game? Heaven forbid you pay a bunch of money to go to a stadium to watch a football game. Ridiculous.

I find Miami stadium and the Bengals stadiums really beautiful stadiums. Kind of shocked to find them on this list.

Its funny how the majority of the 'worst' stadiums in this list were built in 1990s..back when stadiums were kinda fiscally responsible to their tax base.

Clearly no one at TPS has ever ever been to a game at Hard Rock - one of the easiest stadiums to commute in and out of - and one of the nicest with all the renovations (especially the new roof which makes a huge difference)

That was pointless. “Here is another stadium that really has nothing wrong with it, except for the fact it is over 20 years old.” The worst stadium in the NFL is better than almost any other stadium not in the NFL in the world. Upgrading any of these stadiums will basically redistribute money from poor people to rich people.

0:48 Metlife Stadium - Bad Turf 2:01 Panther's Stadium - Outdated 3:03 Jaguars Stadium - Outdated w/ a Swimming Pool 4:30 Raymond James Stadium - Has a Pirate Ship 5:17 Nissan Stadium - Nashville is a great view, but nothing special 6:18 Buffalo Bills Stadium - Old and Outdated 7:23 Browns Stadium - Renovated, Rock n Roll, Good Fans (This is a bad stadium?) 8:35 Bengals Stadium - Many Concession Stands, Reasonable Prices (Insults the team more than the stadium)

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I disagree the renovations made to the dolphins stadium made it top notch.

You clearly haven’t been to Bank of America Stadium. Sure it’s completely average but they do their best to update it every so often and there isn’t a bad seat anywhere. Also has great views of the city.

Bank of America stadium is the the most unique stadium location in the league. It’s right in uptown with incredible views of the city skyline, which is the reason it’s used as the thumb nail for this video. Not to mention thats an old picture, there are several more skyscrapers around it today. Most stadiums are just bowls surrounded by huge expanses of asphalt. You can walk directly out of the stadium right into the nightlife. True football fans don’t need a sushi bar, gimmicks, or a swimming pool. I’m obviously biased as a fan, however I’ve actually been to several other nfl stadiums unlike your average homer.

My whole team died at MetLife :Guess you could say that my whole team MetLife

Can't trust anyone who pronounces Maryland like that.

Hard Rock Stadium is literally one of the nicest stadiums in football. Good amount of seating, good turf, and when I went, great food for a relative "OK" price. Not to mention, very close to a city, with alot to do and explore, making for a great 2 Day trip. Yall buggin, and obv never been to the place.

So what makes a football stadium good is having a bunch of stuff to do other then watching the football game?

Bill's fans care more about putting each other through a table before the game.

The New Orleans Superdome is by far the worst. It's outdated, it's cramped, it's dark, it has terrible accoustics. It's the only time a Superbowl has suspended play BECAUSE THE POWER WENT OUT! I've been to a number of these stadiums and they look like Shangri La compared to the Superdome

Dude BOA is a great stadium. i cant recall ever not enjoying the facility. a stadium shouldnt be focused on crazy gimmicks it should be focused on enjoying the game being played there.

TPS, your lack of knowledge of South Florida shines brightly when talking about the Dolphin's stadium is not conveniently located. It's sits 45 minutes from West Palm Beach, 45 minutes to South Dade, about 20 minutes from Fort Lauderdale.

You don’t need a good stadium to have good fans

4:21 are you f***ing kidding me! Raymond James stadium is beautiful, and the pirate ship is unique.

Levi Stadium in SF should be on this list

Having been to a Miami hurricanes game before the renovations, the new roof helps sooooo much. It also makes the place look nicer.

Ok TPS always has one weird pronunciation a video, but Mary-land is tough to swallow lol

I got pretty pissed off when he said that the field conditions at Hard Rock Stadium were bad, like in the Colts and Bears Super Bowl Game. It was pouring the rain the whole time. What do you think you saying!?!?!?

Hardrock Stadium has been completely renovated and is excellent. This clown doesn't know what he is talking about!

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I strongly disagree about his ranking of hard rock stadium. I got to the games every year and I enjoy the stadium.

I love my grandma but she’s so outdated and lacking anything exciting and needs to have everything about her changed. -TPS

TPS be like every stadium must have 10 video boards, 100 concession stands, 10 pools, an arcade, and be built in the last 4 years

I’ve been to pretty much all of these stadiums. I agree with Buffalo, Cincinnati and MetLife. Fun crowd and tailgating but the stadiums are meh. Tennessee, Carolina and Cleveland had a great fan day experience. Cleveland and Tennessee offer a lot of fun promotional game day activists outside the stadium. Great views. Never been to Washington or any of the floridia teams

Why don't you just say every NFL stadium in Florida sucks

The way they talked about Bengals in this, to think they are in the Super Bowl now, surreal for me

Ive been to BoA stadium its way underrated, its still a pretty good stadium.

It might just be my fandom talking but you don’t have a clue as to how much worse it would be if the Dolphins had the stadium by or in Downtown Miami. First of all Phins fans come from the county of Miami and Broward, the fact that the stadium is by the county line right next to the Florida Turnpike and not that far from I-95 helps with commuters from all directions. Number 2- Downtown Miami isn’t what you think it might be. It’s not like any other city’s downtown where you may have a major night life. Yes the Heat play “downtown” and you do have Bayside (a mall with some bars) next to it. But the commute downtown is a pain, & you rather go via metro (Miami’s “subway” system) then pay the ridiculous parking prices. After the game is done you don’t really want to hang out downtown as much. Like I said downtown isn’t much of a party spot. You might be confused with South/ Miami Beach and that’s a 15 min drive East over the bridge. The Marlins don’t play downtown, just for in case. They play in little Havana, which is about 10 min south of downtown. Again traffic is a pain when going to the ballpark, and it’s worse because you don’t have the option of taking public transport like heading to FTX Arena (formerly AAA), so you have to pay ridiculous prices for parking at the ball park or pay “cheaper” prices in the neighborhood and hope they don’t break into your car. (Notice the quotes on the word cheaper) Yes the Rock is old, yes the area around it isn’t as “lively” and all you have is a BIG parking lot. The field has improved, you spoke about a supper bowl back in 2010 to prove a point, a decade, really!?! I understand that as a sports fan you look for entertainment on every corner but trust me when I say. When it comes to its location, the stadium is in a great spot.

I was really surprised to not see Soldier Field on here.

Wow Levi Stadium didn't make this. Quite surprising.

I’d say Levi is the worst stadium, day games are literally impossible to sit thru with the sun burning down on you. Nothing around that stadium but industrial buildings, 40 miles from SF, traffic is terrible and to top it off, it’s fairly new; the very least they could’ve done is cover the thing like hard rock.

Yes, yes, yes! As a lifelong Bills fan, yes! We NEED a new stadium! They don’t need to waste time and money on renovation, just build a new one! We are a good and exciting team again and the simple fact that it’s the fourth oldest stadium is more than enough reason for building a new stadium. Come on, Pegulas, give us the stadium we deserve!

I live in Miami, the stadium is extremely easy to get to and leave, and the stadium is extremely clean and nice. Whoever made this looked at a picture and decided whatever they wanted. Horrible

I'm a Browns season ticket holder and i go to one or two away games a year. When considering accessibility, gameday experience, energy level of the crowd, value, safety, and places to go before and after the game. From my experience you ranked Cleveland way to high and left off the list a few obvious stadiums. As mentioned, the tailgating in Cleveland is legendary. Muny Lot is like a Rock feasible. The Muny Lot is not for the Tee-Totler or the faint of heart. Game day starts at 6:00 am. Plenty of Sex and Drugs and Rock and Roll. This is not a place you go with your young children. Other than Pre-Season Games, I do not recommend taking young children to Browns Games. We Clevelanders are foul mouthed, most likely Drunk, and are prone to aggression when we lose. Affordability, Cleveland is the best kept secret in the country. Inexpensive Hotels are in abundance. There are plenty of things to do on a football weekend. Pro-Football Hall a Fame, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, World Famous Cleveland Museum of Art, bla, bla, bla. Plenty of Bars and Restaurants. On Saturday night you will not wait for a bar stool or a Table. The Ticket for the game will be the least you spend anywhere in the NFL. Also, the stadium looks like it is new compared to Cincinnati or Washington DC. The renovations have added colour. I guess you have to like Orange and Brown. I do. Cleveland is a huge value. We see this during baseball season when my city gets flooded with People from NYC and Toronto on game weekends. Cleveland is cheep to fly to, drink in, eat in, sleep in. My comments about your bottom Ten List First off Green Bay?? No pools or Pirate ships, nothing to do when your up there on Saturday or Sunday night. Having to fly into Milwaukee, then the 1-1/2 hour drive to the stadium. It almost impossible to stay in Green bay on Game Weekends. Then the 1-1/2 hour drive back to Milwaukee after the game sucks. Pittsburgh, once your in your seats the veiws are great, the concourses is rather bland. Then there is no where to PARK. Great city, a lot of fun, and a lot of places to go. Baltimore, is a rough, ugly place. Stadium is nice, people were very friendly. But the city is a shit hole. I stayed one block behind the Inner Harbor, an international tourist attraction. The Hotel was in an area that had a string of hotels. Homeless, and street people sleeping on the side walks. I had to step over people at 5;00 am on my way to a cup of coffee. Crazy traffic. Everything was WAY over priced. Would I go there again sure, the Ravens are divisional rivals. Indianapolis, It is nice to be inside in the winter. It is very difficult to get a bar stool or a table on the saturday night before or on gameday. I been to 2 browns games and 2 Big Ten Championship games in Indianapolis. I make dinner reservations as soon as I know I'm going. In regards to the NFL that is 4 months in advance. In regards to the Big Ten Championship Game it is usually only a week or two before the game. That week or two does not always work out well.

MetLife : **Most expensive stadium in the nfl until last year** TPS: “Number 10: MetLife stadium”

Can tell you haven’t been in First Energy. I work every day in that stadium and yes it’s way better than you think

I’m an Eagles fan and even I think Lincoln Financial field should be on here

I attend NFL games for one reason and that's to watch the damn game. If my team is winning it's a lot nicer.

The best part about TIAA Bank Stadium is that it was the setting for AEW's two Stadium Stampede matches.

The 49ers have also a shitty stadium. Worse than many which are ranked here. Many even avoid it due to the burning sun.

10:00 “Miami fans are spoiled with so many great memories.” I have never witnessed the Dolphins win a single playoff game. I’m 20 years old.

Glad to see this a football channel and not a generic top 10 channel. I have limited knowledge of football being a NASCAR fan and it’s good to know that it looks like this knows what he’s talking about

the reason you go to a game is to watch the game. Been to 4 different stadiums, green bay, New Orleans, Carolina, and Washington. Washington the worst. They actually have seats directly behind columns. architecture failure..

Browns and Dolphins shouldn't be that high and Bengals and Bills should be higher in my opinion

I held season tickets for many years to the San Francisco 49ers when they played at Candlestick Park. And yes, it was a dump, horrible traffic getting in, and especially out of. But it was our dump! But winning solves everything. Unfortunately the glory days have not returned to Levi Stadium, despite all the modern amenities, and ticket prices tripling since the Candlestick days, RIP Candlestick.😢

The biggest problem with going to a game is I miss all the other football, and I have to commit a whole day to go to a game. The last game I went to, I left my house at 8am. An hour down to the stadium. 30 minutes to park. Two hour tailgate. An hour to get through security screening. Three hour game time. 90 minutes to get out of the parking lot. And another 90 minutes to make an hour drive, and you walk into Sunday night football without knowing what's going on with your fantasy team. Add in available toilet at home, along with good beer and food, and I really don't have a need to go to the game.

I guess going to an NFL game isn't enough anymore.

This is a prime example of the issues of stadiums in this country. Once they are seen as a little out of date, instead of being renovated like stadiums in europe or anywhere else, they just knock it down and make a new one, or completely move cities. It is legitimately one of the worst things about American sports.

TIAA Bank Field is one of the best stadiums. It is the ONLY stadium with a swimming pool, close to the river, and has the attached Amphtheater, Daily’s Place. Doesn’t get much better (except Solfi stadium, since it’s high tech and all.

modern amenities don't make a stadium great. History and Atmosphere are what's important. Going to the 2008 Wildcard Home playoff Game for the Arizona Cards vs the Atlanta Falcons was such a Amazing experience that I will never forget.

The main issue with stadiums in general, teams, or should I say owners, think it is up to the cities taxpayers to cough up a major portion of the cost to build.

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Have they been to Levi's Stadium on a hot September day? I grant you that it was an improvement over the aging Candlestick, but you end up baking under the sun.

I’ve been to Raymond James, Bank of American, & seen the Fed X field from the outside when I traveled to DC .. overall the quality of stadiums were poor, but it’s good to see how passionate other teams fans are

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Here's a joke, Question: Why can't Cam Newton use the phone anymore? Answer: Because he can't find the receiver.

Nice list! Let’s see an NBA Arena worst 🏀😏👍🏼

So y’all not there to watch football? 🤔🤔🤔 and I don’t think Tennessee is trying to be a premier stadium franchise. They trying to win a Super Bowl, same thing with Buffalo

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The Miami stadium complex is hosting an F1 race next year and I think that should be really cool. Many people forget about F1.

What features does a stadium need? Are you getting your nails done or are you watching a game.

Been to several of these stadiums and I agree that FedEx field royally sux. Good call.

Interesting note that most of these are open air stadiums. Playing football indoors gives the game a bingo hall feel.

all i’m gonna say is i’m a jags fan and have been to many games at TIAA, i’ve sat in many different areas of the stadium . every single seat i’ve been in have had a good view of the GAME which is what i was going for in the first place. it is also very easy to get to and leave the stadium never been stuck in traffic going or leaving.

HardRock was basically rebuilt. They literally gutted it, put in all new seating, added the roof, 4 video boards, new concourses etc. Calling it a 30 year old stadium is flat out false. You guys clearly used data from 10 years ago for that info.

As a Looooonnngggg suffering Washington Football Team fan...I TOTALL & COMPLETELY agree that FedEx Field is one of the Worst Stadiums! it is difficult to get to and it COMPLETELY lacks any Charm or Style!

HONESTLY I think you guys got wrong with Hard Rock 🎸 Stadium. Its innovative as hell and strategically goes against the sun for opposing teams by design.

I knew FedEx Field was #1 as soon as I saw the title

"XYZ Stadium just doesn't offer much to get excited about". So what do they want a stadium to have? Chariot races, strippers, dog and pony shows? Fans come to watch football, not ride the rides at Disneyworld. And every venue, be it sports, rock concerts, Broadway plays, will have pricey concessions. You either deal with it or do without.

I live in Jax. Grew up outside of philly and Pittsburgh. The jags stadium is one of the best places to see a football game. The TVs are massive and there’s not a pool, there’s multiple. It used to be a basic stadium but not anymore. It’s awesome.

Geez I was at Bank of America stadium for the 2019 ACC championship game and I thought it was really nice. Maybe I need to visit some other NFL stadiums too...

Great video post, I accept your premise on the stadiums in New Jersey, Buffalo, Miami, Charlotte and Washington. I push back on the commentary about the stadiums in Cleveland, Cincinnati, Tampa, and Jacksonville. For the Cleveland Browns, they did a remarkable job of first building on top of the old Cleveland Municipal Stadium. As well the newest amenities. For the Cincinnati Bengals, anything beats the old Riverfront Stadium. For the Jacksonville Jaguars, this is the only football stadium with a built in arena style complex Dailey's Place. Home of AEW Wrestling. Lastly, Tampa Bay Buccaneers Raymond James Stadium. It beats the old Tampa Stadium one. Two, I don't see any flaws with it. Though it is bland. Now to the ones you got correct, starting with Charlotte. I'll never the day or game where they had this massive flash flood downpour. Yes, that was ani incredible both for good and bad reasons. Good, it was a weather spectacular. Bad, it exposed the drainage system in that stadium. For Buffalo, a stadium "way past outdated." They are in talks for a new stadium. Which I hope is in Buffalo, not Orchard Park. MetLife Stadium has several problems with it. One it makes the market a faux New York sports teams. Two, the stadium is a whole lot of big pricey nothing burger. Three as you reported, dangerous field conditions that injure some players. They need to be made to go to grass or get penalized with heavy fines. Lastly, Washington's stadium I'll say is an upgrade from RFK Stadium. However, it not an excitable place I hear to watch football. They don't really need to fix the stadium that much. They definitely need to fix the infrastructure that surrounds the Landover, MD area. The same with the Hard Rock Cafe Stadium in Miami. I miss the older look when it was Joe Robbie Stadium. The way the stadium looks now. They need to offer a course on "how not to waste money on balderdash" amenities that doesn't work. Hard Rock Cafe and FedEx Field should be the two subjects of that course.

“Lacking to offer in terms of excitement.” *shows a picture on Lamboua field* Me: “If history matters that should be at the rank known as 0.”

As a lifelong Washingtonian born and raised ... I agree, we have the worst stadium in the league!

Are you actually saying that getting to downtown Miami is easier than getting to Miami Gardens?

I was at TIAA last week for the first time. I didn’t think it was bad 🤷‍♀️

The worst stadiums should be based on which teams really need a new stadium like the WTF and 49ers. The fact that Levi’s Stadium just 5 years old is sad. They should have kept the candlestick outline and massively repair the interior with canopy roofing as well, also this would have kept the team in San Francisco

Hard Rock Stadium is one of the best stadiums in the league you guys need to educate yourselves

Having Hard Rock stadium in Miami, would be a harder commute for many, traffic would be worse and parking miserable (Remember the Orange Bowl?) . There are two major routes to Miami Gardens , I95 and the Florida Turnpike. There is also 826 .that leads to I 95 etc and has side exits that do lead to the stadium. The Miami Gardens location has greater accessibility ( These routes have improved through the years.) than let's say the old Orange Bowl did or other Miami locations do ( Miami is pretty crowded territory even when the stadium was originally built.). The folks who put this video together apparently did not do their due diligence concerning Miami nor the fan base that stretches throughout the highly populated region known as South Florida. Besides, most of the other stadiums mentioned here are not close to being on par with the Dolphin's renovated facility. Yes there could be more surrounding interests around the stadium. However, the Dolphins have been and are working on this as well i.e. the new practice facility . Besides, if you know much about Miami, there are plenty of things and ways to entertain oneself apart from heading to the stadium for a weekend of fun. To be more direct, Miami ( South Florida) fans, with yearly warm weather (for the most part) and Miami's other offerings , have many other places to go and often do just that. So before thinking a much greater investment is the answer, a few questions come to mind: How many people will come to Miami Gardens even if greater entertainments are made available, that is apart from stadium events ? How will the community react? Can one sustain the environment year around? Etc.... If one even partially understands the area and the problems surrounding these and other questions , one might see why high levels of investment and development are fraught with issues. Still things are progressing and the future is yet to be determined. Note: There isn't a full dome as the S. Florida heat and humidity (If one is considering air conditioning. ) are to the Dolphin's advantage among other reasons.

Honestly when you go to hard rock stadium it isn't that bad but I'm not gonna say it's great either

I'm so glad you put in that garbage of stadium that's METLIFE. Generic, dull, boring. Man i could go all day at it, It's just a huge disappointment not only having the stadium in another state, but have such an expensive stadium that already looks like an afterthought. Great video tho' 🤘🏽

Bruh, if you're worried about a swimming pool in a football stadium, why the hell are you going to a game?

A swimming pool in an NFL stadium!? Heck yes! That makes it number one! Man I need to go to a Jaguars game & hop in that pool!

I don’t agree with Titans stadium I’ve been there before and it is the best

As a ravens I agree. However In Wink’s scheme, he was played out of position. When they put him at the right position he played alot better.

I'm surprised Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara didn't make it...The stadium looks unfinished, & the back of it looks like an Energy Plant. Plus ownership moved the team 50 miles away from San Francisco, & one block away from San Jose?!