Prime - I was there when that happened. I think it’s just a regular stadium cause Steeler Nation don’t really need anything luxurious. Their fanbase is the stadium
you didn't really critique anything, you just kinda gave a summary of each with a joke. But there isn't many vids like this on UA-cam so thanks for posting.
1:06 Stubhub Center 1:37 Oakland-Almeda County Conseum 2:02 Soldier Field 2:29 University of Phoenix Stadium 2:57 Ford Field 3:33 Hard Rock Stadium 4:11 Paul Brown Stadium 4:37 Raymond James Stadium 5:00 US Bank Stadium 5:19 Gillette Standium 5:43 Lucas Oil Stadium 6:10 First Energy Stadium 6:35 Century Link Field 7:07 Heinz Field 7:33 Levi's Stadium 8:04 TIAA Bank Field 8:20 Nissan Stadium 8:48 Lincoln Financially Field 9:15 Mercedes-Benz Stadium 9:44 M&T Bank Stadium 10:08 New Era Field 10:25 NRG Stadium 10:48 Mercedes Benz Super Dome 11:09 Bank of America Stadium 11:27 Broncos Stadium at Mile High 12:00 Arrowhead Stadium 12:29 Los Angel Memorial Colleseum 12:53 AT&T Stadium 13:20 Lambeau Field 13:57 FedEx Field 14:28 MetLife Stadium
i agree, was kinda salty he didnt show what it looked like after the renovations, one of the nicest looking stadiums and it was loud af when i saw canes vs notre dame
Hard Rock is just aesthetically so appealing to the eyes. Seeing my favorite team plays there, I am happy they get to play in an arena that shades their bench and keeps the opponents in the sun it’s genius!!! If only I didn’t live across the US :( and got to see them live 😭
I laughed so hard when new Soldier Field was unveiled. Then I saw the price for it. That is one of the reasons Chicago is $1 BILLION in a hole right now.
@@akiishuu3890 I was agreeing with you. I guess I should have worded it better. They don't have the right people to hire the right people. They're still going to suck.even with a new G.M. and head coach. Oh and BTW I'm Chicago born and raised.
Not a native, but lived there (and saw many events, not just Panthers games) in BOA. Went to school at JWU when our dorm parking lot bordered the Panthers practice field, and I knew two of the players from their Virginia Tech days. Might have gotten to hop the fence a few times. There's not a bad seat in BOA.
I live in Dallas... Instead of "Jerryworld", my wife calls it "Jonestown", which I think is far more fitting since we've seen so many Cowboy massacres there.
Only problem is that they have to share it with the Jets. Like the Redskins, the NFL shows cutaways of NYC, leading the world to believe that they play there.
Then you should love Gillette, which is privately owned, and whose owner accepted no taxpayer dollars. In fact, Fenway Park, and TD Garden (where the Celtics play and the Bruins roam) are also privately owned.
I was just thinking who paid for the 2 stadiums built in Atlanta ? One built in 1992 !!! and just destroyed when the new one was recently built. What a crazy waste of money.
Then look at Lambeau. The publically owned franchise is so profitable that it is buying land and expanding as well as donating a ton of money to the community. Practically everything in Green Bay had some funding by the Packers. From teeter totters at the park to the wall that seperates the highway from the neighborhoods, damn near everything is donated by the Packers at no cost to the taxpayer
$10 million is nothing for Texas high school football stadiums. There have been at least 5 built in the last years over $30 million, with at least 2 being over $50 million
Soldier Field has actual medals donated from veterans or their families put within the stadium itself to allow visitors to see Purple Hearts and other medals which is pretty cool.
^ Wrong, that’s the Browns. And also the area around Soldier Field has the Police Memorial too, with the Field Museum right across the street. Does look like a spaceship though from the outside that comment was spot on and the melted cheese running through pipes in GB had me dying
@@Bnev93 oh, I know, but the name was unofficially given the soldier field as well, for how badly the owners messed the stadium up, including doing so much it got kicked off the landmark registry. So, Mistake by the Lake Jr., pretty much. Not a patch on the Factory of Sadness, though
Fun Fact: Soldier Field hosted several nascar races during the 1960's. The races were held on the now long gone 3/4 mile long dirt surfaced outer bowl.
Arrowhead is probably the most under rated stadium in the league. It's one of the oldest left. It's also the loudest, most difficult places to play for a visiting team. Just ask the Chiefs AFC West brethren how hard it is to even hear in that place.
It's location from I-95 (I-495 loop) makes it easy to locate and diverts traffic in Maryland. However, it is 5-10 mins from DC and about 5-10 more to central DC. I know I used to live there.
I live in Nothern VA and traffic is a nightmare to and from FedEx. The best site is the old RFK stadium. Great access from MD and VA plus mass transit.
Fun fact: Arrowhead Stadium was originally supposed to have a rolling roof that it would share with the neighboring baseball stadium, but it was never constructed.
Interesting video of all the NFL stadiums. As a devoted, life-long KC Chiefs fan whose devotion to the team extends back to the mid-60's, my beloved Municipal Stadium (the Chiefs original home and also the birthplace of the Wolfpack, the Red Coaters and tremendously entertaining American Football League football), was my 1st field of dreams. When Arrowhead opened in the 1972 season, I got the life-lesson that time marches on for everyone. So like most Chiefs fans, I adopted it as my favorite stadium. Originally, Arrowhead held 78,034 seats and was truly a state-of-the-art venue, but as the decades wore on, the Chiefs opted to reduce seating capacity and add modern, updated features. I feel fortunate to be able to say that in that first season (1972), I was part of the largest sports crowd in KC history, 82,094 when the Chiefs hosted the Oakland Raiders in November of that season. The sports-complex project in Kansas City that included Royals Stadium (now known as Kauffman Stadium) ran 8-million dollars short of funding for a giant, arched, move-able roof that could cover either stadium in the event of inclement weather. Both stadiums combined, with over-abundant parking areas (a tailgaters dream) cost Kansas City taxpayers in the neighborhood of 75 million dollars. In 2018 that wouldn't be enough to sign a top quarterback. My, how times have changed! Long live the AFL!
"the one level bowl, sometimes looks like the stadium is in Brazil, following their disastrous World Cup". HAHAHAH! So true, man. (Brazilian fan here!)
I've been a fan of the Saints for over 10 years and I wanted my first NFL game to be of the saints and I got my chance to see them play in LA and one thing that shocked me about the stadium is the amount of security and even though the stadium is pretty small for the chargers it feels much bigger when the game is full
Because Soldier Field is owned (and dedicated) by the City of Chicago and the Chicago Park Service. And in Illinois, we like a little meat on them bones. Our pizza is THICC
I love how subtle you are with some of these digs. That Irsay crack was real low, I lost it there. Also, in a few years we're gonna start charging you pampered ass Giants fans rent when the Jets become a dynasty behind the arm of Sam the Man. I really hope this comment ages well.
As a born-and-raised Denverite, I can confirm that criticizing John Elway is extremely illegal in the state of Colorado and almost all of the inmates at Sterling Correctional Facility (the largest prison in CO) are Elway slanderers.
@@FivePointsVids oh it goes way deeper than that. All the employees at Elway's steakhouse are bugged, a significant amount of 16th street and Cherry Creek malls are bugged, one time I was sitting in my AP Calc class and someone said "Elway just can't build a good team anymore" and the police were waiting in the hall when the bell rang to take him. In Elway we Trust (and fear).
Cool video but FedEx field is actually VERY close to the DC line. Its like a 4 mile drive and like less than 3 miles straight line distance. From the top of the west upper decks you can see the Capital building and the Washington Monument. Funny thing is, it is even less than an hour from the Ravens stadium in downtown Baltimore.
The field is about 20 feet below the outside ground level. Thats a guess from the view I had from the time that I had field passes last year. The stadium sits on a big hill and the parking lot is very hilly. From outside it looks like its 15 stories tall.
Fun fact: My sister's engineering firm, Henderson Engineers, is the one designing and building the new LA stadium and complex. She designs the HVAC systems for the whole complex.
FedEx Field is a one mile hike from Morgan Boulevard Metro Station. M&T now has a bank of escalators to the 500 level and another one next season. Its a short walk Hamburg St. and Camden Yards stations. Also the Ravens unveiled lower concession stand prices by 20 to 30 per cent called "Flock Friendly Fare" this season.
Soldier field as a stadium sucks...but that didn't stop me (on more than one occasion) travelling all the way across the Atlantic from my home in England to watch a game there
And apparently y’all have a problem identifying satire and sarcasm. I know well that the new stadium is full up now. I just like ragging on the Cowboys from the days when they couldn’t fill the stands, about late ‘90s when they had the old stadium. I remember because I lived in Dallas at that time and they had trouble getting the stands filled even when they gave tickets away.
When I went to the Superbowl in Dallas I walked into Cowboys stadium and my jaw dropped. Its insane! Its a gorgeous stadium and every seat in the house is a good one.
The Superdome is starting to show its age a little bit, but it’s still quite impressive for an almost 50 year-old stadium. It’s massive, but it feels small and cozy once you’re inside. Impressive sound reverberation makes for a great environment. Not to mention the location is excellent.
The only reason Seattle is so loud is cuz they put a roof on it, and Arrowhead STILL beat it. Could you imagine if they but a roof on Arrowhead? People would be bleeding from the ears
Seattle has a "roof" over the seating that reflects the sound from the other side onto the field. The stadium was designed to be loud. Arrowhead is an open bowl that's 50 years old and is still louder. Probably because they would have run the ball from the 2 yard line in the Super Bowl.
The thing with Levis Stadium that really gets me is how the away side gets baked by the sun every game. Only the luxury box/press box side gets any real shade.
For Charlotte where I live you said what would we be without Bank of America but the building you showed wasn't the BOA tower, you showed the Hearst Tower. You probably did it on purpose and it made me laugh. Good video
Fun fact about Broncos Field at Mile High; a bar owner in Denver led the campaign to keep "Mile High" part of the stadium name. Keeping Mile High part of the stadium name was so popular, they elected the bar owner mayor of Denver and then governor of Colorado, only the second person ever to do that. He is even expected to run for president in 2020. Yes, I'm talking about John Hickenlooper.
9:27 I. Am. Done.
The Bills stadium’s playing surface is snow, not turf.
Tilted Salt I was at the game against the colts and you are 100% right
Tilted Salt it snows probably two games a year. Not including playoffs. 🤣
You're not wrong lol
Buffalo could suck but still might beat my Lions team in December. The Lions went 16 years without a cold weather win until recently.
As a Buffalo native and resident I appreciate this. 😂
NFL players were probably happy after bane blew up Heinz Field in the dark knight rises
Prime lol
Prime and fortunately Hines ward was the only to survive
The field was in better shape after it exploded in that movie than it is after a gentle rainfall.
Prime - I was there when that happened. I think it’s just a regular stadium cause Steeler Nation don’t really need anything luxurious. Their fanbase is the stadium
Prime HI BUBBLES
“First Energy Stadium also doubles as a manufacturing site where they produce and distribute sadness” ouch!! 🤣😂😂
Its in depressing, declining, crime infested Cleveland, enough said.
This comment didn’t age well, since they somehow made it to the divisional round
I still miss old crusty ass municipal that fucker got LOUD!
Of course that's just rose colored nostalgia of the stadium when I grew up🤣
😅😂🤣😅😂🤣
We are finally getting a little better now. If we can keep our qb away from massage tables we will be good
Criticizing stadiums and gets a seat geek ad
Its the perfect sponsor for this
Lol, and the jabs you threw were very funny mate especially the Colts one love ya content mate
hey I actually want to see more stadiums now.
you didn't really critique anything, you just kinda gave a summary of each with a joke.
But there isn't many vids like this on UA-cam so thanks for posting.
Critique and criticise are two very different words.
I’m a Saints fan so I luv the Superdome but it needs a renovation big time. Bigger bathrooms, natural light, better parking just a few ideas.
Clintopoulos Grizworld Right?!?! I am also a Saints+LSU fan
When he roasts your teams owner and not the stadium itself👌🏽
The stadium is just beautiful
@jimirsay
Well no one liked the goddamn cowboys and you know that
Aidan McLeod I’m not a cowboys fan
I don’t want talk my owner not cuz he ded
1:06 Stubhub Center
1:37 Oakland-Almeda County Conseum
2:02 Soldier Field
2:29 University of Phoenix Stadium
2:57 Ford Field
3:33 Hard Rock Stadium
4:11 Paul Brown Stadium
4:37 Raymond James Stadium
5:00 US Bank Stadium
5:19 Gillette Standium
5:43 Lucas Oil Stadium
6:10 First Energy Stadium
6:35 Century Link Field
7:07 Heinz Field
7:33 Levi's Stadium
8:04 TIAA Bank Field
8:20 Nissan Stadium
8:48 Lincoln Financially Field
9:15 Mercedes-Benz Stadium
9:44 M&T Bank Stadium
10:08 New Era Field
10:25 NRG Stadium
10:48 Mercedes Benz Super Dome
11:09 Bank of America Stadium
11:27 Broncos Stadium at Mile High
12:00 Arrowhead Stadium
12:29 Los Angel Memorial Colleseum
12:53 AT&T Stadium
13:20 Lambeau Field
13:57 FedEx Field
14:28 MetLife Stadium
Thanks!
Josh Dejeu * Lincoln FINANCIAL Field
Hard Rock Stadium is ridiculously underrated. As someone who has actually been to a game, the sightlines are our of this world.
Wyatt Corbin yeah
i agree, was kinda salty he didnt show what it looked like after the renovations, one of the nicest looking stadiums and it was loud af when i saw canes vs notre dame
When your in the parking lot the sunset is insane
Hard Rock is just aesthetically so appealing to the eyes. Seeing my favorite team plays there, I am happy they get to play in an arena that shades their bench and keeps the opponents in the sun it’s genius!!! If only I didn’t live across the US :( and got to see them live 😭
I just can't take this video serious when he showed a picture of Hard Rock Stadium before the renovation. It's pretty much a new stadium, thumb down.
I laughed so hard when new Soldier Field was unveiled. Then I saw the price for it. That is one of the reasons Chicago is $1 BILLION in a hole right now.
And bears suck
@@akiishuu3890 How long have you been able to predict the future ?
@@billbeliakoff5589 dont need to they have the history to prove it
@@akiishuu3890 I was agreeing with you. I guess I should have worded it better. They don't have the right people to hire the right people. They're still going to suck.even with a new G.M. and head coach. Oh and BTW I'm Chicago born and raised.
@@billbeliakoff5589 i wasnt trying to be rude my bad i meant as in general statement sorry
“It’s called Bank of America stadium because, cmon, what would Charlotte be with Bank of America”
Charlotte Native here and that’s very true
Same here, and it’s very true. Except the picture he used wasn’t the Bank of America building it was the Hearst Tower
I love to go through the Hearst Tower to get lost in that maze that is the overstreet mall
Not a native, but lived there (and saw many events, not just Panthers games) in BOA. Went to school at JWU when our dorm parking lot bordered the Panthers practice field, and I knew two of the players from their Virginia Tech days. Might have gotten to hop the fence a few times. There's not a bad seat in BOA.
BoA is a great stadium, except if you sit on the visitor's side, those early season 1 PM games will subject you to some brutal direct sun.
Robbie Kenny same
I live in Dallas... Instead of "Jerryworld", my wife calls it "Jonestown", which I think is far more fitting since we've seen so many Cowboy massacres there.
Gotta do this w baseball. Stadiums like Fenway and Wrigley have so much history, but then u also have fields like... the trop.
it's coming
The only history wrigley has is it them mostly losing
@@karlbunge1359 hey there's been some historic moments there! Except...the other teams usually do them
I like Tropicana better than Wrigley. I’ve been to both.
ChiefsRaysBolts no
Arrowhead, the loudest spot to watch an annual post-season choke job.
Lol yep
Sadly yes 😔
wow, thats a deep cut you just opened but you are correct
Me having flashbacks to the titans chiefs games. (I'm a titans fan so they are good flashbacks😂😂😂)
Krispy Kreme Klub and I am not, so these flashbacks are quite painful
The Factory of Sadness doesn't need anymore criticism. But it is encouraged.
It is a very nice stadium, too bad its only product is...
James B. Patrick not anymore! #CLEVELANDROCKS
"His little dancey thing before the Game" 🤣
The Giants are finally number one at something that isn't a bad thing
I wonder if they moved Jimmy Hoffa's corpse with the team when they moved from the Meadowlands.
Only problem is that they have to share it with the Jets. Like the Redskins, the NFL shows cutaways of NYC, leading the world to believe that they play there.
Yah but so are the jets so...
Yeah because they're the worst regular season team to win a Super Bowl. Right after that, the 2010 Packers
Not if the Cowboys fully extend their stadium
12:33 "The oldest and crustiest stadium" LMFAOO
We usually call Sports Authority Field “Mile High Stadium” but I just call it “Tom Brady has zero playoff wins at Mile High Stadium”.
It may say Mile High, on the sign, but the real Mile High Stadium is the one that had those rickety, loose, loud South Stands...
RedAlertSteve _
You're mocking a guy who has more playoff wins than your entire franchise's history?????
Tyler Kemp true but we never can stand on an official name
Zach Gilbert cool. 1 more playoff win. Still doesn’t deter from the fact that Tom Brady has ZERO playoff wins at Mile High.
@@redalertsteve_ and a losing record against Denver
Heinz feild is fitting since ben is built like a pitsburger
I'm glad to see our taxpayer dollars going to these stadiums. Roads and schools are so overrated.
😂😂😂😂😂 he’s that guy
Then you should love Gillette, which is privately owned, and whose owner accepted no taxpayer dollars. In fact, Fenway Park, and TD Garden (where the Celtics play and the Bruins roam) are also privately owned.
I was just thinking who paid for the 2 stadiums built in Atlanta ? One built in 1992 !!! and just destroyed when the new one was recently built. What a crazy waste of money.
Then look at Lambeau. The publically owned franchise is so profitable that it is buying land and expanding as well as donating a ton of money to the community. Practically everything in Green Bay had some funding by the Packers. From teeter totters at the park to the wall that seperates the highway from the neighborhoods, damn near everything is donated by the Packers at no cost to the taxpayer
$10 million is nothing for Texas high school football stadiums. There have been at least 5 built in the last years over $30 million, with at least 2 being over $50 million
Lambeau is a classic 👌
Soldier Field has actual medals donated from veterans or their families put within the stadium itself to allow visitors to see Purple Hearts and other medals which is pretty cool.
That's about the only good thing about the mistake by the lake
^ Wrong, that’s the Browns. And also the area around Soldier Field has the Police Memorial too, with the Field Museum right across the street. Does look like a spaceship though from the outside that comment was spot on and the melted cheese running through pipes in GB had me dying
Fun fact: The spaceship on Soldier Field fucked up the design so much that the stadium got taken off the National Register of Historic Places.
@@Bnev93 oh, I know, but the name was unofficially given the soldier field as well, for how badly the owners messed the stadium up, including doing so much it got kicked off the landmark registry. So, Mistake by the Lake Jr., pretty much. Not a patch on the Factory of Sadness, though
See that on unrinating trees vid? ;)
Got to march on the Raymond James Stadium in 2017 when it was used for the Outback Bowl that year.
Haha they used the picture of Heinz field during the filming of Batman Dark Knight Returns
Don't be surprised if John Elway puts Adam in jail
i love you
Go Raiders!!!! 🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
@@ricadonavarro6335 you guys messed up in the Draft this Year
Before I watch the video I predict that he would talk about my Mercedes Benz Superdome power outage at Super Bowl 47
mine too
Video sponsored by seat geek and a stadium called the stub hub center is ranked last... a little sus lol
LoL, crazy irony eh
It is by far the worst stadium. It seats like a high school stadium capacity
It’s literally a soccer stadium
He didn't rank them
Irony i guess
Better do NHL MLB and NBA in the future
Fun Fact:
Soldier Field hosted several nascar races during the 1960's.
The races were held on the now long gone 3/4 mile long dirt surfaced outer bowl.
That's amazing
Would love to see film of that.
It also hosted ski jumping in 1936 !
Nice video dude, I love the idea! You should do this for the MLB
He answered your prayers: ua-cam.com/video/t7JyVs1hsTQ/v-deo.html :)
4:43 All the stuff still remaining from Monster Trucks lol.
do this for NHL arenas
NHL"stadiums" huh... ok
Worst to First in Detroit
No hockey is trash
1000 subs no videos challenge coming from a football fan hahaha a lacrosse player can whoop your ass lol
@@subsnovideoschallenge-qv8ec what is the point on having 1000 subs if you're not gunna post a video
I love the Trailer Park Boys reference
What if Mercedes Benz Stadium uses Comcast? 🤔
CLE: “watch us win 10 games this year”. Now it’s true! (Well, almost, 8-7-1 is close).
I think at this point, EVERYONE is a little bit of a browns fan if they finally start winning.
7-8-1
eM Cochrane yeah despite who you are a fan of, there’s a browns fan in all of us
CLEVELAND ROCKS! CLEVELAND ROCKS!
aaaaand were back.
For NRG I heard “the site of the infamous” and thought the old Falcons jokes were about to resurface
28-3. There you go!
@@gittemal whoooosh
Arrowhead is probably the most under rated stadium in the league. It's one of the oldest left. It's also the loudest, most difficult places to play for a visiting team. Just ask the Chiefs AFC West brethren how hard it is to even hear in that place.
#ChiefsKingdom
Change the name to 'Maybe Next Season' Stadium.'
I think you meant to say well rated or overrated because it is definitely not underrated its all people talk about how good it is.
fed ex is only like 15-20 from the city if that
uhhhhh takes me 40 mins to get there depends where you live. not ideal.
With all the traffic it might as well be on Mars. At least then we could get super fast transportation from SpaceX.
It's location from I-95 (I-495 loop) makes it easy to locate and diverts traffic in Maryland. However, it is 5-10 mins from DC and about 5-10 more to central DC. I know I used to live there.
I live in Nothern VA and traffic is a nightmare to and from FedEx. The best site is the old RFK stadium. Great access from MD and VA plus mass transit.
How stupid... So i guess it's the landover Redskins 40 minutes to an hour away ....lol ...that is what i call hardup.
14:49 "And subject their own fans to Geno Smith" XD
Also Metlife viewed from street level looks like a giant stack of old AOL CDs. You can't unsee it.
28-3, 28-3, 28-3, 18-1 Oh wait....... I'm gonna go cry now.
“If there was ever to be a biblical flood in south Tampa, there is a pirate ship to host every species so we can repopulate the earth” 😂😂😂
I’m pretty sure Robert Kraft DOES own the entire city of Foxborough
Def
its a small town but yea 100%
Don't remember Foxborough being a city 🤔
CCAFS617 Man shutcho bitch ass up
I live in Atlanta so I watched Merecedes-Benz Stadium from the First Dig to Going to the First Game played there. It is Amazing!
Fun fact: Arrowhead Stadium was originally supposed to have a rolling roof that it would share with the neighboring baseball stadium, but it was never constructed.
Miami just had a stadium renovation. It's Hard Rock Stadium. The remodel was re-done in 2017. It's honestly one of the nicest stadiums out there now.
I honestly think you didn’t go far enough with that jab to Marvin Lewis and the Bengals
Edit: I’m only saying because I am a Bengals fan
#WhoDey
Interesting video of all the NFL stadiums. As a devoted, life-long KC Chiefs fan whose devotion to the team
extends back to the mid-60's, my beloved Municipal Stadium (the Chiefs original home and also
the birthplace of the Wolfpack, the Red Coaters and tremendously entertaining American Football League football), was my 1st field of dreams. When Arrowhead opened in the 1972 season, I got the life-lesson that
time marches on for everyone. So like most Chiefs fans, I adopted it as my favorite stadium. Originally,
Arrowhead held 78,034 seats and was truly a state-of-the-art venue, but as the decades wore on, the Chiefs opted to reduce seating capacity and add modern, updated features. I feel fortunate to be able to say that in that first season (1972), I was part of the largest sports crowd in KC history, 82,094 when the Chiefs hosted
the Oakland Raiders in November of that season. The sports-complex project in Kansas City that included
Royals Stadium (now known as Kauffman Stadium) ran 8-million dollars short of funding for a giant, arched,
move-able roof that could cover either stadium in the event of inclement weather. Both stadiums combined,
with over-abundant parking areas (a tailgaters dream) cost Kansas City taxpayers in the neighborhood of 75 million dollars. In 2018 that wouldn't be enough to sign a top quarterback. My, how times have changed!
Long live the AFL!
"the one level bowl, sometimes looks like the stadium is in Brazil, following their disastrous World Cup". HAHAHAH! So true, man. (Brazilian fan here!)
"Now watch them win ten games this season"
Funny thing is they almost did
Honestly la probably prefers la Galaxy over the chargers any day
They are zLAtan
my favorite is Fed-ex fields parking fee
“Megatron’s prolapsed anus” - Thank you. I now have a name for my next band.
Paul McElligott how are you verified
How are you verified? Lol
The Meme Boi said the same exact thing as me
Basket ree lol he literally has 9 subs
The Meme Boi yeah it’s fucking weird how he’s verified
I've been a fan of the Saints for over 10 years and I wanted my first NFL game to be of the saints and I got my chance to see them play in LA and one thing that shocked me about the stadium is the amount of security and even though the stadium is pretty small for the chargers it feels much bigger when the game is full
2:22 Pretty fine Soldier's Field ass on the left for the heavily family friendly NFL, huh? It's all about the soldiers, though.
Because Soldier Field is owned (and dedicated) by the City of Chicago and the Chicago Park Service.
And in Illinois, we like a little meat on them bones. Our pizza is THICC
Subbed, literally laughed my ass off at the quips
All Broncos fans:
_Crap....he's on to us..._
Connor that thought never came to mind. Most of us don’t care
😂😂😂
I love the "theme music" at the beginning. Wasn't expecting that delightfulness.
Baseball stadiums Please
I love how subtle you are with some of these digs. That Irsay crack was real low, I lost it there. Also, in a few years we're gonna start charging you pampered ass Giants fans rent when the Jets become a dynasty behind the arm of Sam the Man. I really hope this comment ages well.
i don't :) lol thanks for watching man
When he doesn’t even roasts the chiefs’ stadium but just brings attention to the world record they own.
If memory serves, the owner's suite has a full apartment attached.
And we're damn proud of that record as well.
As a born-and-raised Denverite, I can confirm that criticizing John Elway is extremely illegal in the state of Colorado and almost all of the inmates at Sterling Correctional Facility (the largest prison in CO) are Elway slanderers.
I hear he bugs every chevy from his dealership and listens in whenever his name is mentioned
@@FivePointsVids oh it goes way deeper than that. All the employees at Elway's steakhouse are bugged, a significant amount of 16th street and Cherry Creek malls are bugged, one time I was sitting in my AP Calc class and someone said "Elway just can't build a good team anymore" and the police were waiting in the hall when the bell rang to take him. In Elway we Trust (and fear).
I am a hawks fan.... and I am still bitter
MATTHEW GARSTIN Original. I did say I was bitter by the way lol. Never said the hawks were any good.
Still bitter too. Rest In Peace, Shawn Alexander touchdown. Hey we got a ring though, and as long as Wilson sticks around we’re never out of it
Guys we’re pretty bad
Comank nah we’re have a ton of young talent for being a rebuild team
Darn 18 we have talent but we aren’t showing it
Your part about the pedestrian bridge in Nashville is the most accurate thing you've ever said about Nashville.
lol i saw reese witherspoon on the street there once
My favorite stadium is m&T Bank stadium and MetLife stadium
The Superdome is so underrated. The audio is sooo nice there and the crowd is loud over 110 decibels even on preseason games.
Cool video but FedEx field is actually VERY close to the DC line. Its like a 4 mile drive and like less than 3 miles straight line distance. From the top of the west upper decks you can see the Capital building and the Washington Monument. Funny thing is, it is even less than an hour from the Ravens stadium in downtown Baltimore.
Is it actually sunken down into the ground as it appears in the video? If so, that seems like a much more sensible option for a bowl-shaped structure.
The field is about 20 feet below the outside ground level. Thats a guess from the view I had from the time that I had field passes last year. The stadium sits on a big hill and the parking lot is very hilly. From outside it looks like its 15 stories tall.
Fun fact, Soldier Field used to actually host NASCAR races around the football field.
Just a small correction but tax payers arent paying anything for the Rams/Chargers new stadium the Rams owner is paying for all of it.
So St. Louis bought a stadium in LA. Ouchieee.
Fun fact: My sister's engineering firm, Henderson Engineers, is the one designing and building the new LA stadium and complex. She designs the HVAC systems for the whole complex.
I like how you didn’t even talk about m&t bank stadium. You just talked about ray Lewis doing the squirrel dance.😂
Fed Ex Field and M&T Stadium are my home stadiums.
FedEx Field is a one mile hike from Morgan Boulevard Metro Station. M&T now has a bank of escalators to the 500 level and another one next season. Its a short walk Hamburg St. and Camden Yards stations. Also the Ravens unveiled lower concession stand prices by 20 to 30 per cent called "Flock Friendly Fare" this season.
11:47 should have said: "arrested and thrown into an underground dungeon at the Denver illuminati airport." You were on the verge of greatness!!!
9:04 (Snickers). And I don't care. I'm calling that stadium BeyBlade Next Gen.
Thanks FivePoints Vids. Great video, as usual.
Does it annoy anyone else how Atlanta slapped on a Mercedes-Benz logo after New Orleans did so? At least sponsor two stadiums from different divisions
Phillip Bakker funding
That has to throw some gasoline on what is already a fierce rivalry.
What's next? The Bank being called Mercedes Benz Field?
As a falcons fan the internet in Mercedes Benz is amazing
*NEXT TO THE RAY J (SHOWS RAYJ AND KIM KARDASHIAN PICTURE WHEN HE SMASHED)* 😂😂
Love your sarcastic sense of humor in this video. Good job.
thanks man
Soldier field as a stadium sucks...but that didn't stop me (on more than one occasion) travelling all the way across the Atlantic from my home in England to watch a game there
MATTHEW GARSTIN Bear down indeed
There are a bunch of cool things to do in Chicago besides watch a game though.
Would you do it for Green Bay?
lol
Hard rock stadium wasn't even shown on here it got remodeled and looks dope now #FinsUp
AT&T Cowboy Stadium: you forgot to add that despite the new stadium, the Cowboys still have trouble filling its seats. XD
Diesel Jester lols. It's always full. No idea what you're talking about.
you do now you're wrong right? lol it is always completely full^
Diesel Jester considering I have been to multiple cowboys games I’d like to point out it’s the complete opposite.
And apparently y’all have a problem identifying satire and sarcasm. I know well that the new stadium is full up now. I just like ragging on the Cowboys from the days when they couldn’t fill the stands, about late ‘90s when they had the old stadium. I remember because I lived in Dallas at that time and they had trouble getting the stands filled even when they gave tickets away.
So in other words: grow a sense of humor, Cowboys fans. :P
As a Cowboy's fan you hit the nail on the head about Jerry World, the stadium would be the Size of Dallas itself if it was the size of his head
don’t talk about how atlanta’s stadium has the lowest food/drink items of all major sports in the US? oh ok. do better
you want credit for doing what you're supposed to do? cmon now. you're lucky i didn't bring up 28-3 :)
i’m a packers fan but ok...
Also home to the biggest collapse in professional sports history...
GOT THOSE $2 HOTDOGS THOUGH
Lambeau Field WOOP WOOP!
lmao sunnyville trailer park 😂
FedEx Field is not an hour from DC. It's only 11 miles from the Capital. But traffic makes it feel that way
When I went to the Superbowl in Dallas I walked into Cowboys stadium and my jaw dropped. Its insane! Its a gorgeous stadium and every seat in the house is a good one.
Bet the MLS Cup Final (ATL United - Portland) (held in Atlanta) had a higher attendance than every Atlanta home game
LANDOVER IS NOT AN HOUR FROM DC 🗣
With traffic it is
FivePoints Vids no it’s not bro.google sheriff road.its literally 2 mins from northeast dc
@@FivePointsVids It's only an hour if you take one of the buses to the game. By car it is more like 20 some minutes.
in fairness, with traffic North Seattle is an hour from Century Link Field
FivePoints Vids no, it’s not. It’s 20 minutes
First energy stadium is not factory of sadness anymore now it’s Paul brown stadium
It’s Heinz Field
@@HAA0603 Heinz Field is a more of a salt factory. Thanks a lot, Yinzer
I swear if I see another video including the Minnesota miracle I will be very mad. Anyways good videos
Second biggest head for a QB, behind Peyton Manning.
anyway
The Superdome is starting to show its age a little bit, but it’s still quite impressive for an almost 50 year-old stadium. It’s massive, but it feels small and cozy once you’re inside. Impressive sound reverberation makes for a great environment. Not to mention the location is excellent.
Dont be mean to the turtles :(
Great channel keep up the great work man
The only reason Seattle is so loud is cuz they put a roof on it, and Arrowhead STILL beat it. Could you imagine if they but a roof on Arrowhead? People would be bleeding from the ears
@Kyle G Would you mind pointing to a picture of Arrowhead and showing me where the roof is?
Your ears are ringing when the game is over.
Seattle doesn't have a roof.... That's why I get rained on during games
+Simeon G OK partial roof
Seattle has a "roof" over the seating that reflects the sound from the other side onto the field. The stadium was designed to be loud. Arrowhead is an open bowl that's 50 years old and is still louder. Probably because they would have run the ball from the 2 yard line in the Super Bowl.
The thing with Levis Stadium that really gets me is how the away side gets baked by the sun every game. Only the luxury box/press box side gets any real shade.
Bills fans always crack me up!!😂😂
Colton Brecka Bills Mafia. Not all fans are like that. Ok yes we are.
For Charlotte where I live you said what would we be without Bank of America but the building you showed wasn't the BOA tower, you showed the Hearst Tower. You probably did it on purpose and it made me laugh. Good video
Surprised no word on The Linc having a jail and judge ready on game day. 🤪
Fun fact about Broncos Field at Mile High; a bar owner in Denver led the campaign to keep "Mile High" part of the stadium name. Keeping Mile High part of the stadium name was so popular, they elected the bar owner mayor of Denver and then governor of Colorado, only the second person ever to do that. He is even expected to run for president in 2020. Yes, I'm talking about John Hickenlooper.