watched it from start to finish. as a football fan and a history buff, it just doesn't get better than this video. thank you for all the research and work that went into producing this! God bless!
I keep telling my dad and some of my friends a while bunch of outrageous NFL stuff, and they are like "How do you know this? Your and encyclopedia!" And it all comes from this channel. Thanks
They forgot to include that the Buffalo Bills played one regular season game at the Rogers Centre in Toronto once a year from 2008 to 2013. They won just one game there.
In a lot of youtube videos the comments aren't really comments and are just filled with overplayed jokes and memes. This comment section is full of people appreciating the content, actually commenting and giving their own little interesting tid bits about their experiences with these stadiums. No ones really trying to get likes, just appreciate the content, the information it provides and the quality of the video.
Alex Pin yeah there’s a few corners left on RUclips that kids haven’t invaded I try to find as many old style channels as possible there’s great content on yt if you’re able to just syphon through the nonsense
This is by far one of the greatest architectural historical sports documentaries of all time. How are you guys not winning award for your work. It’s amazing!!!! I wish I could take a history class on this
Baseball parks tend to have fairly low turnover from what I know, and many arent named after a corporate sponsor. Even newer ones, like Oriole Park at Camden Yards, was never up for corporate naming rights. So it would be kind of a boring video. The better video would be "Why do they keep playing in this piece of garbage" which would really just be a "highlight" reel of The Oakland Colliseum and Tropicana Field.
I would love to see that as a NHL and NBA fan (Lakers, lightning and buccaneers fan here). Considering how many stadiums are shared by a NFL and MLB team in the 70s and 80s, it would be interesting to see that for NHL and NBA.
@@Strongarm_11 Yeah. The only thing with NBA and NHL teams is that the configurations to an NBA court and NHL rink are similar enough to where the arenas themselves are kind of look the same structure wise. It’s not like for example when the Lions had to play football games at Tiger Stadium.
I do recall the classic Mon. Night Football, Al Michaels - opening night at the new Eagles Lincoln Financial Field -aka "The Linc" in Sept. 03 (Veterans Stadium scross the street was still operational - but only for a few more weeks as the Phillies were ending the season.). Anyway, cool opening ceremonies of the new Eagles home - fireworks, lasers, AC/DC blaring,...as for the game...whoa what an pathetic no show by my Birds. TOTAL shutout by the Tampa Bay Bucs. LOL. Oh well.
A little numb at the moment...but here are the few little scattered thoughts i could muster up Joe Burrow Carted Off! Bengals Season is OVER! www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfN3q...
@M you are wrong my friend, walking is the most popular sport on the planet. Every second billions of people are walking and it happens in every country of the world 🌎. Therefore, your information is false and you should revoke your statement immediately due to lack of knowledge about the world, society and sport. I sincerely hope you will consider your allegations and convert to the NFL. Green Bay packers are the only team that matters the most important part of our lives is Aaron Rodgers. You must hail him and hail Mary and you must accuse anyone who says otherwise of cheating in a speedrun. If you don't accept the fact of our galaxy, I may have to consider calling on the higher beings for your removal from this paradigm.
I still remember the final regular season game when the Giants played the Patriots in 2007. It was a back and forth game that the Patriots eventually won. A Patriots fan actually looked at me and said "See you guys in the Super Bowl" as we were leaving the stadium. Lo and behold, the Giants and Patriots met again in Super Bowl 42, which the Giants won.
Tom Brady's comments in a pre SB interview provided coach Coughlin with some bulletin board material which ignited the defense to harass the heck out Brady all game long.
@UClzpeN9pBo1t1gCvYPXkjEA oh thanks I didn’t know which Michael Jackson we were talking about. Patriots recently signed a corner Michael Jackson Sr so thought that what was being talked about. Lol
@@lemmon-up4er Jack Dempsy was a champion boxer; TOM Dempsey was the NFL kicker who, on 8 Nov 1970, nailed a 63 yard FG on the game-ending play to propel the New Orleans Saints over the Detroit Lions 19 - 17. It was an incredible feat for several reasons: 1) Dempsey -- like most FG kickers of the time -- was an "old style" straight-on kicker ... NOT a "soccer style" kicker. Straight-on kickers had the advantage of getting the ball up in the air MUCH more quickly (thereby diminishing the risk of having the kick blocked), BUT it came at the SACRIFICE of not being able to kick over greater distance downfield. . Soccer-style kickers eventually took over the NFL because of their MUCH greater downfield distance range (the kick starts out much more akin to a "line drive" golf shot which carries over distance, as opposed to the parabola "bloop" football flight path generated by straight-ahead toe kickers. So being able to kick a ball over a crossbar 63 yards downfield as a straight-on kicker is nothing short of phenomenal. 2) The kicking surface at old Tulane Stadium left much to be desired. It was crabgrass and bumpy dirt -- a far cry from the antiseptic kicking surfaces FG kickers enjoy in most games today. 3) Tom Dempsey was a "handicapped" player insofar as he was born without toes on his right/kicking foot (along with no fingers on his right hand). "Some" tried to diminish Dempsey's accomplishment by claiming he had an "unfair advantage" kicking with a "club foot" because the tight leather kicking shoe and wide flat kicking surface was akin to a hard leather covered mallet striking the ball ... with no toes to hurt) 4) Let's not forget Dempsey's kick occurred in New Orleans at or below sea level -- wherein the ball was heavier and subject to far more atmospheric pressure & humidity than it is in Mile High Denver where Dempsey's record was "broken"
Thanks NFL Throwback. Not sure why I waited two years to watch this video. It was remarkably well done. There are a lot of stadiums I wish I was able to have seen an NFL game at, even if they aren't the high end venues of today. When there is a lot of history in one place, sometimes that alone is enough to make the experience worth it. As a 49ers fan Candlestick Park will always be my stadium. BTW, was very happy to hear a lot of the NFL Films music used in the segment. Whenever I hear the work from the likes of Sam Spence, Tom Hedden, and David Robidoux along with NFL Films footage I can't help but brandish a sentimental smile. Cheers boss :D
Im a Steelers Fan and Candlestick park is the only place I ever saw an NFL game live in 2003 the Year before the Roethlisberger era began. My boyfriend at the time was a 49ers fan so we made a vacation of it to see our teams play and to go to California my first and only time there also...yes this was a great video
@@michelledotson7130 I remember that game. Monday Night football. 49ers beat the Steelers that day. Ronnie Lott had his number retired. Both teams went nowhere that season though.
Oh yes I forgot that was a Monday Night Football we were hoping to see some movie stars and Jennifer Garner was at the game it was a great time that night we tailgated after the game with friendly strangers... San Francisco is beautiful place to visit and yeah neither team went anywhere Lol
"The Bucs haven't made a Super Bowl there yet (Raymond James Stadium), but they have hosted 2"..... Welcome to January 29th 2021, the Bucs are the FIRST NFL Team to play a HOME game for the Super Bowl.
@@FoofKing YOUR GODDAMN RIGHT THEY DID Tampa Bay just SHUTOUT the #1 team in the NFL in the Super Bowl. 1st team to host and play a home game in the Super Bowl 1st team to WIN a home game in the super bowl 1st team to shutout an opposing team in a home game in the super bowl. 7th Super Bowl win for Tom Brady, plus his 5th Super Bowl MVP award 2nd Super Bowl appearance and win by Tampa Bay.
bro same i remember just saying “imma skip to my team and watch theirs only” but then i realized i went through all the other 31 teams already before my team came up. I loved watching this and it was great to learn about each team stadium’s history.
Incredible video - from the pacing to the detail to the graphics to the old pictures, this is 11/10 because rating it 10/10 wouldn't give it enough credit. Well done
My first and only NFL stadium visit was to First Energy on Baker Mayfield’s debut. There was a physical altercation between Browns and Jets fans just a dozen seats and a row away from me when beer was spilled. The place was nuts as Mayfield led the Browns to their first victory at the time in 635 days! You might remember Bud Light unlocked “victory fridges” around the city.
I remember seeing that game on tv that night. Twas a fun one. I had an up close view of Seattle's Centurylink Field nearly two years ago for my 21st birthday, and that was one of the BEST presents I've ever received! I got to see the "Richard Sherman homecoming" after the Seahawks let him go that season.
Current stadium name changes since this video was published: Heinz Field -> Acrisure Stadium Bills Stadium -> Highmark Stadium Arrowhead Stadium -> GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium Mercedes-Benz Superdome -> Caesars Superdome Paul Brown Stadium -> Paycor Stadium CenturyLink Field -> Lumen Field FirstEnergy Stadium -> Cleveland Browns Stadium -> Huntington Bank Field TIAA Bank Field -> EverBank Stadium FedEx Field -> Commanders Field -> Northwest Stadium
As someone who loves baseball, it's really neat to see the huge debt that early NFL teams had to the MLB. I mean, Wrigley Field, Comiskey Park, Sportsman's Park, Busch Stadium...the list goes on and on of incredible baseball stadiums that NFL teams called home.
Incredible video. My contribution; Edit at 1:22:41, the Kingdome was not the only to house 3 at once, The Metrodome in 1989 housed the Timberwolves, Twins and Vikings at once, as well. The Metrodome alsohad the Final Four, Super Bowl & World Series in less than 5 months in 1991.
NFL throwback is like taking a trip back to the past and a teacher giving you a history lesson that is fun I can look back and be glad I saw Texas Stadium, Giants Stadium, The Metrodome before the roof imploded and my favorite Stadium name for the Dolphins is Sunlife Stadium and Raymond James Stadium is the first NFL Stadium I ever saw
I wish you would've covered the engineering marvel of the old Mile High Stadium's neat hydroplaning seats. Those things allowed the stadium to be "opened up" to accommodate the baseball field. It was engineered in 1977 and worked by floating the east stands on a sheet of water. That system also never failed over the 22 years it was in service. Another thing about Mile High that was failed to be mentioned is the tradition of the Mile High "Thunder", which was possible because of the metal construction of the stands, allowing for the raucous sounds and shaky camera that is noticeable even now in their new location because it was designed to mimic the sound of the old stadium. Not to mention how the undulations of the stadium design for the new field were made to mimic the Rockies themselves. So many cool facts that were missed about my hometown stadiums.
My favorite part is that they "renovated" so much, the stadium lost its National Historic Landmark and National Register of Historic Places designations. The columns on the lakefront still looks incredible, but the space ship hasn't aged well at all!
As a European, I’m stunned over how often you build new stadiums, tear them down a few years later and build another one😄 We do not get new stadiums that often over here😒 Great video though👌🏼
It's rediculous, it's about the short term profits for the owners...as usual for this country. Many Americans don't appreciate quality orhave any sentiments for old and original. ..Sad ...
The packers have been in same stadium since 1957. They just add seats and add up grades. Also they are the only fan owned nfl team. A mecca for any true nfl football fan! Go Pack Go
@@willyD200seeiously i loved the raiders old stadium even though it was dated it was awesome and memorable and i would rather go there than any other place any-day its the way it makes you feel not being expensive and Shiny
@@navynugget7 - Spot on! However, I will say that it had a ton of old world charm before they completely trashed it. I understand fire exits and code adherence is a MUST (rightly so), but there were nearly three dozen alternative plans for the renovation, many of which would have maintained the external integrity while also expanding the seating bowl (blame the owners 100% for cutting costs). I complain ONLY as a pained architect who knew and adored the unadulterated and pristine beauty that was once Soldier Field. However as a Packers fan, I'm thoroughly conflicted, as my favorite team has routinely SPANKED those teensy lil bear-pups for the last 30 years. GO PACK GO!!!
@@MrOuchiez How you feeling after the Bucs ripped you guys apart cheese head? By the way...not sure do you knew, but we beat the Bucs and we are also number 1 in the North. You also haven’t been routinely beating us as ever since 2018, we’ve split the series with you guys and the all time record is within 6. Lmao. Have fun dreaming about your rush defense.
The old Mile High Stadium was made almost entirely of metal. As fans we would stomp our feet and on big plays, the noise and the vibration from the feet would shake broadcast cameras. My very first live game was against the Raiders in 1987. It was an amazing experience and I remember Denver fans cheering after touchbacks.
The old Mile High also had a Minor League Baseball team that played there... The stadiums WHOLE left field Bleacher would extend by sliding that Huge 4 level stands on this water operated Hydrologic system. That place was HUGE over 70,000
Living in the D.C. area, there was nothing like going to RFK stadium when Washington was at their best. That place shook, such a great atmosphere. FedEx field is a morgue by comparison.
ThatFanBoyGuy I see YET ANOTHER PERSON AFRAID of a disease that ONLY KILLS the ELDERLY. And ONCE AGAIN someone who is AFRAID of a DISEASE that has to LATCH ON to BAD HEALTH CONDITIONS to WORK.
Thanks for making this available. I’m almost 69 and one of my hobbies is seeing stadiums whenever I travel. I grew up between Pittsburgh and Youngstown but whenever I would travel I would schedule my journeys around going to a ballpark. Again than you for posting this. I really enjoyed your effort.
Love all the old school films showing how the game was played then. Lots of tackles and blocks that are illegal today. Head lock tackled, chop blocks, blocking in the back, etc.
$199,999.00 pinch off of it in a bank account. ATM'S DO FACTOR NOW. DOES THE BANK HAVE BANKING INCREMENT$ FOR CASH ON LARGE AMOUNTS??? ASK THE MICHIGAN LOTTERY
@@giraffe3114 yea but only 32 stand and a lot of those franchises moved and renamed to start a new one like the og browns that became the baltimore ravens
Especially when the stadium that followed was not well received thanks to the poor infrastructure and the fact that the turf was STILL awful. Almost every 9er fan I’ve met whose gone to Candlestick said it was way better than Levi Stadium. When you have a home field advantage, don’t take it away.
I like these types of videos where they tell you the dates and have documented footage well. Whenever I see some of these dates like in the 1920s I start to think about what was going on in that time aside from football.
this was a fantastic history!! being a Cleveland fan, wish you brought up the last home game before moving to Baltimore, great fans emotions of a team leaving. and should edit the video of how the Tampa Buc's won the super bowl in their own stadium, first one ever! Brady could have been on the Browns if they did not leave Cleveland..
Which Madden was it where you could design and build stadiums, as well as setting ticket, coke, beer hotdog etc prices? All I can remember is it was on PS2. That was my favorite Madden ever, playing in 2045 with $200 beer prices in my new 145,000 seat stadium. LMAO I'm gonna buy a PS2 just to play that and Burnout 2 again.
Very well researched video! I'm a stadium buff so I enjoyed it very much. A couple of surprises in there. For example, I'm sure Raiders' fans couldn't name Cal's Memorial Stadium as one of their home sites. Or the Patriots playing a home game in San Diego. Great work!
I still call it Ralph Wilson Stadium and my parents still call it Rich Stadium. Same with the Sabres, they still call it The Aud and I still call it HSBC Arena.
I still think either with the current stadium or their eventual new one, that they should rip off the Broncos and go with *insert sponsor* field at Ralph Wilson Memorial Stadium.
I grew up in Miami, and Dad had season tickets to the Dolphins games at the Orange Bowl. I was in attendance for many memorable games, including the overtime playoff game in 1982 against the Chargers, where Miami came storming back after being down 24-0, only to lose in overtime 41-38. I also witnessed the Dolphins AFC Championship game victory over the New York Jets in 1983. The Dolphins were never the same after they moved out of the Orange Bowl into Joe Robbie Stadium. The Orange Bowl should never have been torn down, as it was a historic landmark in my opinion. So many Super Bowls and College Football Orange Bowl games that often determined National Championships. Joe Robbie Stadium has never had the same atmosphere as the Orange Bowl did. It's probably the reason why the Dolphins have sucked ever since leaving the Orange Bowl.
This is amazing I can’t remember getting this much information that was new to me. With the way sports are right now and the overwhelming selfishness of owners and players the history of sports pushes off to the side and brings me back to why I love the games. What a great effort what an incredible piece. This and and other videos explaining the history of the game with a wage chart should be part of rookie orientation. You didn’t just do a video you did it right and I can’t say enough good things about this. Thank you so much.
The CenturyLink field in Seattle is incredible. Being there is an unreal experience. I've been to NFL games in 4 different stadiums, Seattle beats them all. In comfort, atmosphere, and of course volume.
Loved this video. No matter what city can be labeled with the loudest crowd, but as a Saints fan from the early days, I attended the Tulane Stadium Saints games and have always heard that the Superdome was the loudest. Man, in my opinion, when I first got to the SD as a fan, I couldn't hear enough noise there and it couldn't compare with Tulane Stadium and will explain why. When the Tulane Stadium was full as it usually was, if the Saints made a good play, you would hear all of the cheering noise PLUS the added effect of fans stomping their feet on the metal floor framing of stadium. It sounded like the stadium was going to come down. No one seems to remember that. If any one was a fan and there back then, please comment. But me and maybe you had heard that the Superdome was the loudest, though I never hear anything about the previous Tulane Stadium noise. Maybe the Superdome didn't have have the loudest rating as far as fan noise, but to me, Tulane Stadium was louder than any game played at the Superdome.
Another interesting fact about Husky Stadium hosting the Seahawks is that it holds the distinction of being the northern most stadium to permanently house an nfl team
I never knew the Cardinals played in Comiskey. Imagine if they stayed there. How cool would that be? The crosstown rivalry could have Bears and Cardinals fans on top of Cubs and White Sox fans!
The narration of the video stated that the NFL was looking to get out of the South Side of Chicago because the Cardinals were the second team in the Windy City for a long time. But the owners weren't going to sell and allow the team to be moved. Both Lamar Hunt and Bud Adams inquired about buying the Cards and moving them to Dallas or Houston respectively. Both were rejected and Lamar Hunt had the idea to create the AFL and one of his first calls was to Bud Adams. The Cardinals were them moved to St. Louis to keep the AFL out of the market.
A lot of great memories in the LA Coliseum. I was at the highest scoring Monday night game ever; Rams VS Chiefs and lost my voice for a week. Can't wait to see Sofi in person. Go Rams
Fun story about Paul Brown Stadium. They had to reposition the jumbotron because people were tailgating on boats in the Ohio River and blocking up river traffic during the first year it was open. In it's original position it was visible from the river.
Thank you so much for making this, I literally enjoyed every second of it. I thought I was the only one fascinated by stadiums. I live in South Africa so I have never been to an NFL game but maybe one day I will make my dream of going to the Dog Pound come true. Thanks NFL throwback, this was awesome.
I wish there was any form of credits at all in these videos. I absolutely need the name of the song that starts at 8:33. Couldn't find it skimming through Sam Spence albums and Shazam didn't help either.
After watching this I felt inspired to chase one of my dreams to travel & to visit most of these stadiums, My first one is Heinz Field to go see My Beloved Steelers🖤🖤🖤💛💛💛 Anyway to anybody that’s watching this remember y’all, Keep Going & Be Safe 🤟🏾💯
@@I_AmTone3 RFK was by far the best ever!! It literally shook when fans cheers!! Heinz field was one of the nicer ones even out in the wall ways where the venters and bathrooms are has so much history on display... really cool to check out if your a fan ...the meadowlands was probably the worst I’ve been too just seemed out dated at the time this is when Notre Dame played Maryland there many years ago .. I’m a skins fan and fedex the stadium they’re in now sucks I hate it but it’s hard to compare to RFK especially in the early 90s when I went that’s when we were good lol .. I did get to see Barry Sanders twice play there and as a kid we sat next to the Hogets (they’re old mascots) many great memories there ..how far are you from Pittsburgh??
1:23:55 and now Lumen Field. It sits on top of where the Kingdome was, and not a ways away like the graphic would have you believe. And Safeco Field (now T-Mobile Park) the home of the Mariners MLB team was finished in 1999 and is right next to Lumen Field.
You guys should do all uniforms from the beginning to the present like the chiefs old afl uniforms to the chiefs uniforms right now do that to all nfl teams
You missed the brief existence of Gillette Stadium as CMGI Field. That was its initial name:) I should know, I was there before it opened and have pictures of the old CMGI logos!
Quite a few stadiums (e.g. CMGI Field, PSINet Stadiums) were caught up in the late 90s internet boom. All those companies went belly up after a few years.
1:19 Bears
4:04 Cardinals
8:21 Packers
11:54 Giants
15:45 Lions
18:19 Washington
20:51 Eagles
25:07 Steelers
28:02 Rams
32:20 Browns
35:10 49ers
38:02 Colts
41:18 Cowboys
44:28 Bills
46:23 Broncos
48:40 Chiefs
51:45 Chargers
53:53 Raiders
57:12 Jets
59:44 Patriots
1:02:33 Titans
1:06:20 Vikings
1:10:11 Falcons
1:13:22 Dolphins
1:15:46 Saints
1:18:35 Bengals
1:22:05 Seahawks
1:25:16 Buccaneers
1:27:32 Ravens
1:28:55 Jaguars
1:30:35 Panthers
1:31:59 Texans
I went directly to the last one since I'ma *Texans* fan reppin' Southwest H-town baby. Who else?
Excelent!
*All You need to see is the saints & the superdome! THAT'S ALL THAT MATTERS!*
*Redskins
@@Keith_McDaniel *That's offensive!*
Loved looking back at our stadium history! 1:22:05
Glad you loved it 😊
Yeah from the dome to the field epic
No
Win the NFC West
I’m pretty sure opposing teams would like the 12th man not to be there
I can't believe the Lions were at one point bought for $8000. I bet they're worth over $15,000 now
$15,000 is still too much. 😊
@@harrylongabaugh7402 lol right?
Not with all that losing
No I think it’s around 13K
@@staciemohler4624 I think it is more like 3k lmfao
“The Jets got tired of taking a back seat to the Mets” so naturally, they moved to Giants Stadium and took a backseat the the Giants
Mets are in MLB
GIANTS IN NFL
THAT'S WHY WANTED BACK NFL TEAM
@@jonathanfrimerman8855 calm down he was making a joke
@@jonathanfrimerman8855 c
Tbf being tenants in a dual use stadium kinda sucks.
And then they had the butt fumble 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
watched it from start to finish. as a football fan and a history buff, it just doesn't get better than this video. thank you for all the research and work that went into producing this! God bless!
Same
you are cheesy and naive
@@MrCocksuckme maybe. but I'm not rude and speak about people I don't know like you do. learn some manners before next time.
He needs to make a video about each teams traditions.
Throwback is going to be an encyclopedia for NFL
That’s the plan!
@@NFLVault Whoever at NFL Throwback that is typing this, give em a raise
I keep telling my dad and some of my friends a while bunch of outrageous NFL stuff, and they are like "How do you know this? Your and encyclopedia!" And it all comes from this channel. Thanks
@@NFLVault are there any surviving tv broadcasts of the Detroit Lions at Tiger Stadium? I'd like to see highlights of that.
@@Knightmessenger Ask CBS (since they broadcast most of the Tiger Stadium games)
They forgot to include that the Buffalo Bills played one regular season game at the Rogers Centre in Toronto once a year from 2008 to 2013. They won just one game there.
In a lot of youtube videos the comments aren't really comments and are just filled with overplayed jokes and memes.
This comment section is full of people appreciating the content, actually commenting and giving their own little interesting tid bits about their experiences with these stadiums. No ones really trying to get likes, just appreciate the content, the information it provides and the quality of the video.
Alex Pin yeah there’s a few corners left on RUclips that kids haven’t invaded I try to find as many old style channels as possible there’s great content on yt if you’re able to just syphon through the nonsense
who cares, the fact that you haven’t adapted to such is as sad in itself
@LTrain45 45 you know it’s true, but you rather question my intelligence, so I’m totally fine with the bull crap you write
SOMEONE DID NOT GET THEIR CORN FLAKES TODAY ! - - LOL ( not sure who , but someone commenting here ) .. Ha !
I miss the old Soldier field. The spaceship hasn’t aged well.
A mini movie on nfl stadiums, today just got better
This a full movie my guy
NFL Films: "Can we copy your homework?"
FivePointsVids: "Yeah, just change it up so it's not obvious."
Mini movie by what means? My guy
This a full movie dawg
Hour and 33 minutes. This is a full movie 😂
This is by far one of the greatest architectural historical sports documentaries of all time. How are you guys not winning award for your work. It’s amazing!!!! I wish I could take a history class on this
The attention to detail is sooooo good and learn so much about not just my teams history, but NFL history.
Y'all some G's for including timestamps too
Fail to mention: The Astrodome is the world's first Dome since the Roman Cathedral . AKA 8th wonder of the world
Fail to mention:
Astro turf was invented for the astros because the grass wouldn't grow
I've never heard a single local EVER call Gillette "The Razor" lmfao
Tom Brady was actually at the 49ers “best play of all time” he was just in the stands
100%
This was awesome! I wish that the NBA, NHL, and MLB would do videos like this.
Dude.. Take my plus one for this!
Absolutely. It’d be nice to see more history on the other former sports stadiums
Baseball parks tend to have fairly low turnover from what I know, and many arent named after a corporate sponsor. Even newer ones, like Oriole Park at Camden Yards, was never up for corporate naming rights. So it would be kind of a boring video. The better video would be "Why do they keep playing in this piece of garbage" which would really just be a "highlight" reel of The Oakland Colliseum and Tropicana Field.
I would love to see that as a NHL and NBA fan (Lakers, lightning and buccaneers fan here). Considering how many stadiums are shared by a NFL and MLB team in the 70s and 80s, it would be interesting to see that for NHL and NBA.
@@Strongarm_11 Yeah. The only thing with NBA and NHL teams is that the configurations to an NBA court and NHL rink are similar enough to where the arenas themselves are kind of look the same structure wise. It’s not like for example when the Lions had to play football games at Tiger Stadium.
Clearly there is some written rule somewhere that the only person allowed to inaugurate a new stadium on TV is Al Michaels
It's more that NBC decides to put the new stadium on Kickoff Night or SNF Week 1
Hahahaha! 😆
@@insertcolorherehawk3761 Does this mean that when Al retires and Mike Tirico takes over SNF, he'll inaugurate all the new stadiums?
I do recall the classic Mon. Night Football, Al Michaels - opening night at the new Eagles Lincoln Financial Field -aka "The Linc" in Sept. 03 (Veterans Stadium scross the street was still operational - but only for a few more weeks as the Phillies were ending the season.). Anyway, cool opening ceremonies of the new Eagles home - fireworks, lasers, AC/DC blaring,...as for the game...whoa what an pathetic no show by my Birds. TOTAL shutout by the Tampa Bay Bucs. LOL. Oh well.
As long as it’s not Fox and Joe Buck.
This is essential American history and thrilling for all football fans everywhere! Thank you!!
Are you being sarcastic
“I’m not watching an hour and a half video”
An hour and 30 minutes later
“Damn, I just watched and hour and a half video”
A little numb at the moment...but here are the few little scattered thoughts i could muster up
Joe Burrow Carted Off! Bengals Season is OVER!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfN3q...
@M you sure its not B.C don't turn your essay in until you know
@M you are wrong my friend, walking is the most popular sport on the planet. Every second billions of people are walking and it happens in every country of the world 🌎. Therefore, your information is false and you should revoke your statement immediately due to lack of knowledge about the world, society and sport. I sincerely hope you will consider your allegations and convert to the NFL. Green Bay packers are the only team that matters the most important part of our lives is Aaron Rodgers. You must hail him and hail Mary and you must accuse anyone who says otherwise of cheating in a speedrun. If you don't accept the fact of our galaxy, I may have to consider calling on the higher beings for your removal from this paradigm.
I still remember the final regular season game when the Giants played the Patriots in 2007. It was a back and forth game that the Patriots eventually won. A Patriots fan actually looked at me and said "See you guys in the Super Bowl" as we were leaving the stadium. Lo and behold, the Giants and Patriots met again in Super Bowl 42, which the Giants won.
I’m a pats fan and that’s kinda funny
That’s cool!
Tom Brady's comments in a pre SB interview provided coach Coughlin with some bulletin board material which ignited the defense to harass the heck out Brady all game long.
I LOVE THIS TYPE OF CONTENT. Honestly wish they had a class offered only on NFL history. Would LOVE IT & ace the class 😊
Even the fact that Michael Jackson nearly bankrupt the New England Patriots?
@@maxpowr90 ?
@@maxpowr90 I enjoy learning about history in general.
@UClzpeN9pBo1t1gCvYPXkjEA oh thanks I didn’t know which Michael Jackson we were talking about. Patriots recently signed a corner Michael Jackson Sr so thought that what was being talked about. Lol
That would be cool
Wow, so Prater's kick was in Denver? That just makes Justin Tucker's 66-yarder at Detroit much more amazing
Liked Jack Dempsey's 62 yarder and he had only half a foot.
@@lemmon-up4er Jack Dempsy was a champion boxer; TOM Dempsey was the NFL kicker who, on 8 Nov 1970, nailed a 63 yard FG on the game-ending play to propel the New Orleans Saints over the Detroit Lions 19 - 17. It was an incredible feat for several reasons:
1) Dempsey -- like most FG kickers of the time -- was an "old style" straight-on kicker ... NOT a "soccer style" kicker. Straight-on kickers had the advantage of getting the ball up in the air MUCH more quickly (thereby diminishing the risk of having the kick blocked), BUT it came at the SACRIFICE of not being able to kick over greater distance downfield. . Soccer-style kickers eventually took over the NFL because of their MUCH greater downfield distance range (the kick starts out much more akin to a "line drive" golf shot which carries over distance, as opposed to the parabola "bloop" football flight path generated by straight-ahead toe kickers. So being able to kick a ball over a crossbar 63 yards downfield as a straight-on kicker is nothing short of phenomenal.
2) The kicking surface at old Tulane Stadium left much to be desired. It was crabgrass and bumpy dirt -- a far cry from the antiseptic kicking surfaces FG kickers enjoy in most games today.
3) Tom Dempsey was a "handicapped" player insofar as he was born without toes on his right/kicking foot (along with no fingers on his right hand). "Some" tried to diminish Dempsey's accomplishment by claiming he had an "unfair advantage" kicking with a "club foot" because the tight leather kicking shoe and wide flat kicking surface was akin to a hard leather covered mallet striking the ball ... with no toes to hurt)
4) Let's not forget Dempsey's kick occurred in New Orleans at or below sea level -- wherein the ball was heavier and subject to far more atmospheric pressure & humidity than it is in Mile High Denver where Dempsey's record was "broken"
I would love to see a uniform history video next
Yeah but that video would be 3 hours long
@@povmilkwasbanned The longer the better.....
@@povmilkwasbanned and? Your point is?
@@oofpoofer8441 hell yeah
@@oofpoofer8441
You can view artwork of every NFL uniform for the last 100 years on the 'Gridiron Uniform Database'.
Seriously, you aren't a true superfan of the NFL until you watch this. Incredible work.
Thanks NFL Throwback. Not sure why I waited two years to watch this video. It was remarkably well done. There are a lot of stadiums I wish I was able to have seen an NFL game at, even if they aren't the high end venues of today. When there is a lot of history in one place, sometimes that alone is enough to make the experience worth it. As a 49ers fan Candlestick Park will always be my stadium. BTW, was very happy to hear a lot of the NFL Films music used in the segment. Whenever I hear the work from the likes of Sam Spence, Tom Hedden, and David Robidoux along with NFL Films footage I can't help but brandish a sentimental smile. Cheers boss :D
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Im a Steelers Fan and Candlestick park is the only place I ever saw an NFL game live in 2003 the Year before the Roethlisberger era began. My boyfriend at the time was a 49ers fan so we made a vacation of it to see our teams play and to go to California my first and only time there also...yes this was a great video
@@michelledotson7130 I remember that game. Monday Night football. 49ers beat the Steelers that day. Ronnie Lott had his number retired. Both teams went nowhere that season though.
Oh yes I forgot that was a Monday Night Football we were hoping to see some movie stars and Jennifer Garner was at the game it was a great time that night we tailgated after the game with friendly strangers... San Francisco is beautiful place to visit and yeah neither team went anywhere Lol
"The Bucs haven't made a Super Bowl there yet (Raymond James Stadium), but they have hosted 2".....
Welcome to January 29th 2021, the Bucs are the FIRST NFL Team to play a HOME game for the Super Bowl.
And they won
@@FoofKing YOUR GODDAMN RIGHT THEY DID
Tampa Bay just SHUTOUT the #1 team in the NFL in the Super Bowl.
1st team to host and play a home game in the Super Bowl
1st team to WIN a home game in the super bowl
1st team to shutout an opposing team in a home game in the super bowl.
7th Super Bowl win for Tom Brady, plus his 5th Super Bowl MVP award
2nd Super Bowl appearance and win by Tampa Bay.
@@Spartan536 they didn’t shut the Chiefs out, the score was 31-9.
@@KidChampionshipWrestling they didn’t score a touchdown therefore got they ass handed to
@@KidChampionshipWrestling Shutouts in football are not allowing the opposing team to score a touchdown.
“I’m not watching an hour and a half video”
*An hour and 30 minutes later*
“Damn, I just watched and hour and a half video”
Bro same
bro same i remember just saying “imma skip to my team and watch theirs only” but then i realized i went through all the other 31 teams already before my team came up. I loved watching this and it was great to learn about each team stadium’s history.
Literally me
I've never heard a single local EVER call Gillete "The Razor" lmfao
Yup
Incredible video - from the pacing to the detail to the graphics to the old pictures, this is 11/10 because rating it 10/10 wouldn't give it enough credit. Well done
My first and only NFL stadium visit was to First Energy on Baker Mayfield’s debut. There was a physical altercation between Browns and Jets fans just a dozen seats and a row away from me when beer was spilled. The place was nuts as Mayfield led the Browns to their first victory at the time in 635 days! You might remember Bud Light unlocked “victory fridges” around the city.
I remember seeing that game on tv that night. Twas a fun one. I had an up close view of Seattle's Centurylink Field nearly two years ago for my 21st birthday, and that was one of the BEST presents I've ever received! I got to see the "Richard Sherman homecoming" after the Seahawks let him go that season.
Mine was at AT&T stadium
I was there too it was crazy the dawg pound was wild
I wish this stuff was taught in my history class
Yeah
Who wouldnt
I would get an A+ and a college education
Or gym class
Right ace every test 😂
Current stadium name changes since this video was published:
Heinz Field -> Acrisure Stadium
Bills Stadium -> Highmark Stadium
Arrowhead Stadium -> GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium
Mercedes-Benz Superdome -> Caesars Superdome
Paul Brown Stadium -> Paycor Stadium
CenturyLink Field -> Lumen Field
FirstEnergy Stadium -> Cleveland Browns Stadium -> Huntington Bank Field
TIAA Bank Field -> EverBank Stadium
FedEx Field -> Commanders Field -> Northwest Stadium
Arrowhead and Heinz will always stay the same to the fans
Nobody is calling Heinz by that name
@@eliolexa8677 also the Superdome will always be The Superdome.
Arrowhead will always be arrowhead, in our hearts
the hell is GEHA Field? its Arrowhead Stadium to me
Does anybody else wish they could go back and attend games at the old stadiums of the 1920's, 30's & 40's?
We'd look out of place
I’m black so I don’t think it would be safe for me😀
@@hoodieplays2996 ur back?
@@hoodieplays2996 I’m back as well so I know what u mean
@@therealpurified4075 1920-40 white people where racist
Here in Denver it will always be called Mile High Stadium
It's crazy how big these stadiums are. A real testament to modern architecture and engineering.
As someone who loves baseball, it's really neat to see the huge debt that early NFL teams had to the MLB. I mean, Wrigley Field, Comiskey Park, Sportsman's Park, Busch Stadium...the list goes on and on of incredible baseball stadiums that NFL teams called home.
Baseball even influenced some of their names:
Giants (Giants)
Redskins (Braves)
Bears (Cubs)
Lions (Tigers)
Pirates - Later Steelers (Pirates)
MLB and NFL are forever conjoined as the greatest American Sports ever.
This was such a great video! I love learning about NFL history.
Oh jesus… MLB would be insane, especially if they include the debunked….
@@wavelink64 What do you mean by the debunked?
Incredible video. My contribution; Edit at 1:22:41, the Kingdome was not the only to house 3 at once, The Metrodome in 1989 housed the Timberwolves, Twins and Vikings at once, as well. The Metrodome alsohad the Final Four, Super Bowl & World Series in less than 5 months in 1991.
NFL throwback is like taking a trip back to the past and a teacher giving you a history lesson that is fun
I can look back and be glad I saw Texas Stadium, Giants Stadium, The Metrodome before the roof imploded and my favorite Stadium name for the Dolphins is Sunlife Stadium and Raymond James Stadium is the first NFL Stadium I ever saw
This was awesome!!! I was one of those Titan/Oilers fans that suffered through Memphis and Vanderbilt. We got a home now!!! Go Titans!!
So so close to a sb championship
They both were college stadiums
This is one of the few videos I've seen that actually acknowledges the Lions start in Portsmouth, Ohio. Really appreciate that!!! Great video!!!
NFL throwback teach me a lot of Evolution in the nfl
I wish you would've covered the engineering marvel of the old Mile High Stadium's neat hydroplaning seats. Those things allowed the stadium to be "opened up" to accommodate the baseball field. It was engineered in 1977 and worked by floating the east stands on a sheet of water. That system also never failed over the 22 years it was in service.
Another thing about Mile High that was failed to be mentioned is the tradition of the Mile High "Thunder", which was possible because of the metal construction of the stands, allowing for the raucous sounds and shaky camera that is noticeable even now in their new location because it was designed to mimic the sound of the old stadium. Not to mention how the undulations of the stadium design for the new field were made to mimic the Rockies themselves. So many cool facts that were missed about my hometown stadiums.
I miss the old Soldier field. The spaceship hasn’t aged well.
They could've done so much better, damn
They mangled it too much. All they needed to do was add to it not destroy and put up a spaceship. I hate the McCaskeys.
My favorite part is that they "renovated" so much, the stadium lost its National Historic Landmark and National Register of Historic Places designations. The columns on the lakefront still looks incredible, but the space ship hasn't aged well at all!
@@squidparty2000 Maybe replace the stands one at a time and slow enough to keep landmark status?
Current SF doesn't look that bad to me. But then again, I'm not 50-80 years old. The actual field itself, however, needs MAJOR work.
As a European, I’m stunned over how often you build new stadiums, tear them down a few years later and build another one😄 We do not get new stadiums that often over here😒
Great video though👌🏼
It's rediculous, it's about the short term profits for the owners...as usual for this country. Many Americans don't appreciate quality orhave any sentiments for old and original. ..Sad ...
@@willyD200 I mean gotta have money to run the team, and most of the time the stadium they move out of is bad quality
Easy, our politicians are perfectly willing to spend as much of OUR money as possible for political support from contractors.
The packers have been in same stadium since 1957. They just add seats and add up grades. Also they are the only fan owned nfl team. A mecca for any true nfl football fan! Go Pack Go
@@willyD200seeiously i loved the raiders old stadium even though it was dated it was awesome and memorable and i would rather go there than any other place any-day its the way it makes you feel not being expensive and Shiny
Soldier Field - the greatest stadium ruined in the saddest way.
Bruh, what are you?
Hardly the greatest stadium
Yeah they turned that shit into a spaceship
@@navynugget7 - Spot on! However, I will say that it had a ton of old world charm before they completely trashed it. I understand fire exits and code adherence is a MUST (rightly so), but there were nearly three dozen alternative plans for the renovation, many of which would have maintained the external integrity while also expanding the seating bowl (blame the owners 100% for cutting costs). I complain ONLY as a pained architect who knew and adored the unadulterated and pristine beauty that was once Soldier Field. However as a Packers fan, I'm thoroughly conflicted, as my favorite team has routinely SPANKED those teensy lil bear-pups for the last 30 years. GO PACK GO!!!
@@MrOuchiez How you feeling after the Bucs ripped you guys apart cheese head? By the way...not sure do you knew, but we beat the Bucs and we are also number 1 in the North. You also haven’t been routinely beating us as ever since 2018, we’ve split the series with you guys and the all time record is within 6. Lmao. Have fun dreaming about your rush defense.
I love those historical Videos! I think the coolest Stadiums are the traditional ones like Solidier Filed and Lambeau Field.
The old Mile High Stadium was made almost entirely of metal. As fans we would stomp our feet and on big plays, the noise and the vibration from the feet would shake broadcast cameras. My very first live game was against the Raiders in 1987. It was an amazing experience and I remember Denver fans cheering after touchbacks.
The old Mile High also had a Minor League Baseball team that played there...
The stadiums WHOLE left field Bleacher would extend by sliding that Huge 4 level stands on this water operated Hydrologic system. That place was HUGE
over 70,000
Living in the D.C. area, there was nothing like going to RFK stadium when Washington was at their best. That place shook, such a great atmosphere. FedEx field is a morgue by comparison.
I think that sums up Dan Snyder's oenership. When the cookie cutter stadium has more atmosphere.
NFL THROWBACK BACK AT IT WITH A BANGER
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Pure Genius on being able to fast forward to the teams you want to know about. You got my subscription and like. I love the video.
Coronavirus: "Those are some very nice billion-dollar stadium, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. Would be a shame if...nobody could go to them..."
Oof
That weather delay was absolutely hilarious
ThatFanBoyGuy I see YET ANOTHER PERSON AFRAID of a disease that ONLY KILLS the ELDERLY. And ONCE AGAIN someone who is AFRAID of a DISEASE that has to LATCH ON to BAD HEALTH CONDITIONS to WORK.
Mannee 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for making this available.
I’m almost 69 and one of my hobbies is seeing stadiums whenever I travel. I grew up between Pittsburgh and Youngstown but whenever I would travel I would schedule my journeys around going to a ballpark.
Again than you for posting this. I really enjoyed your effort.
Love all the old school films showing how the game was played then. Lots of tackles and blocks that are illegal today. Head lock tackled, chop blocks, blocking in the back, etc.
Absolutely fantastic, well researched, and greatly presented video. This channel is an amazing archive of NFL history.
I certainly hope it’s well researched, it’s put out by the nfl themselves… lol
$199,999.00 pinch off of it in a bank account. ATM'S DO FACTOR NOW.
DOES THE BANK HAVE BANKING INCREMENT$ FOR CASH ON LARGE AMOUNTS???
ASK THE MICHIGAN LOTTERY
188 stadiums, 32 franchises, and 101 years of history.
Wow
There ha been more than 32
@@giraffe3114 yea but only 32 stand and a lot of those franchises moved and renamed to start a new one like the og browns that became the baltimore ravens
And 1:33:38 of entertainment
+the old removed ones
you make the best, most concise, non-obnoxious videos.
As a pack fan, I miss the 49ers old stadium, it was cool even though we lost there in the playoffs a few times
Yeah
Lambeau is pretty cool, wish my vikings still played outdoors like yall.
Especially when the stadium that followed was not well received thanks to the poor infrastructure and the fact that the turf was STILL awful. Almost every 9er fan I’ve met whose gone to Candlestick said it was way better than Levi Stadium. When you have a home field advantage, don’t take it away.
I hate that they moved and destroyed candlestick, dumbest decision. Levi’s sucks
Every NFL football fan needs to experience a game at Lambeau Field. Most won't due to intimidation, but it's definitely on my bucket list.
I like these types of videos where they tell you the dates and have documented footage well. Whenever I see some of these dates like in the 1920s I start to think about what was going on in that time aside from football.
this was a fantastic history!! being a Cleveland fan, wish you brought up the last home game before moving to Baltimore, great fans emotions of a team leaving. and should edit the video of how the Tampa Buc's won the super bowl in their own stadium, first one ever! Brady could have been on the Browns if they did not leave Cleveland..
OOOH! Since I like stadiums so much, this might be my favorite NFL explained video even when not watching the entire video.
@Joseph Gadow Nice! I also watch 5 Points Vids! Do you watch any other NFL-related channels?
An nfl vid just about stadiums? Five points just creamed his pants
Hahahaha
You beat me to it bro ,.
i do NOT need to see that in my head
Hello fellow trumpet skelleton
Which Madden was it where you could design and build stadiums, as well as setting ticket, coke, beer hotdog etc prices? All I can remember is it was on PS2. That was my favorite Madden ever, playing in 2045 with $200 beer prices in my new 145,000 seat stadium. LMAO I'm gonna buy a PS2 just to play that and Burnout 2 again.
cant believe i jus watched all 1:33:38 of Evolution of Every NFL Team’s EVERY Stadium | NFL Explained. Loved it lol
As a Bears fan, Soldier Field was such a great stadium as well as Lambeau Field
Until are stupid owner ruined it 😔
I thought there are still there
@@alexj.5207 he's likely referring to Soldier before the horrible renovation. It's still there.
You should do one of these but for team logos
ruclips.net/video/ovdbrdCIP7U/видео.html
They done that already
Good news! They did one recently.
Very well researched video! I'm a stadium buff so I enjoyed it very much. A couple of surprises in there. For example, I'm sure Raiders' fans couldn't name Cal's Memorial Stadium as one of their home sites. Or the Patriots playing a home game in San Diego. Great work!
I love these NFL explained videos. As a NFL history buff, I could watch them all day.
I may be biased as a historian, but this is an absolutely wonderful look into the past. A job well done.
Y'all did your homework on this production. Paid attention to details..
Tanks fer the show.
Surprised the Falcons haven’t renamed their new stadium “choke field.”
How about "chokealot park"
Yep
as a falcons fan I’d say I agree
Falcond once they will have new home, they will call it choke stadium honor for ATL chokes
@@jackmeat6379 hey but they did not choke yesterday
The Bills Stadium will always be Ralph Wilson Stadium to me😢
I still call it Ralph Wilson Stadium and my parents still call it Rich Stadium. Same with the Sabres, they still call it The Aud and I still call it HSBC Arena.
Change it back the Ralph or let Barstool buy the rights!!!
I still think either with the current stadium or their eventual new one, that they should rip off the Broncos and go with *insert sponsor* field at Ralph Wilson Memorial Stadium.
Same man
Nope, not Ralph Wilson, RICH Stadium!
This is the channel that I need to come to when I want to know about NFL history! :D
18:37 - "Ow, my freaking ears."
RUclips: This is a rather long video, how many ADs would you like?
NFL Throwback: ALLLLL of them !!!
Thank God for youtube premium
I grew up in Miami, and Dad had season tickets to the Dolphins games at the Orange Bowl. I was in attendance for many memorable games, including the overtime playoff game in 1982 against the Chargers, where Miami came storming back after being down 24-0, only to lose in overtime 41-38. I also witnessed the Dolphins AFC Championship game victory over the New York Jets in 1983. The Dolphins were never the same after they moved out of the Orange Bowl into Joe Robbie Stadium. The Orange Bowl should never have been torn down, as it was a historic landmark in my opinion. So many Super Bowls and College Football Orange Bowl games that often determined National Championships. Joe Robbie Stadium has never had the same atmosphere as the Orange Bowl did. It's probably the reason why the Dolphins have sucked ever since leaving the Orange Bowl.
This is amazing I can’t remember getting this much information that was new to me. With the way sports are right now and the overwhelming selfishness of owners and players the history of sports pushes off to the side and brings me back to why I love the games. What a great effort what an incredible piece. This and and other videos explaining the history of the game with a wage chart should be part of rookie orientation. You didn’t just do a video you did it right and I can’t say enough good things about this. Thank you so much.
The CenturyLink field in Seattle is incredible. Being there is an unreal experience. I've been to NFL games in 4 different stadiums, Seattle beats them all. In comfort, atmosphere, and of course volume.
I was in the old Kingdome but I wouldn't trade Quest/Centurylink/Lumen field for anything.
Extremely knowledgeable!!!!
Thank you!
This was super entertaining for me!
24:31 interesting shirt choice. The big man had to have been a DT back in his hay day
49ers are no longer the only team to win in their “home stadium” that was tied by the bucs in 2020
56:39 XFL Vegas Vipers can have Allegiant Stadium alongside the NFL Vegas Raiders
You know you love football when you actually watch a show about the STADIUMS they play in.
Homework for Sports Jeopardy 👍🏽
Yes the nfl record is 64 yds, but a high school kicker in Spokane, Wa kicked a 67 yarder.
Watch the video, its insane
They easily kick 80 yards in Practice but they don’t trust them to do it in an actual game
1:27:32 will M&T Bank Stadium get some upgrades or a new indoor stadium for the Ravens in the Chesapeake state of Maryland?
I vote new upgrades or a New Stadium
35:35 San Jose 49ers
The best stadium/city experiences I've been a part of are Green Bay, Buffalo, and Baltimore. Nashville and Charlotte are a lot of fun as well.
This channel is perfect for history junkies like me, great job!
Loved this video. No matter what city can be labeled with the loudest crowd, but as a Saints fan from the early days, I attended the Tulane Stadium Saints games and have always heard that the Superdome was the loudest. Man, in my opinion, when I first got to the SD as a fan, I couldn't hear enough noise there and it couldn't compare with Tulane Stadium and will explain why. When the Tulane Stadium was full as it usually was, if the Saints made a good play, you would hear all of the cheering noise PLUS the added effect of fans stomping their feet on the metal floor framing of stadium. It sounded like the stadium was going to come down. No one seems to remember that. If any one was a fan and there back then, please comment. But me and maybe you had heard that the Superdome was the loudest, though I never hear anything about the previous Tulane Stadium noise. Maybe the Superdome didn't have have the loudest rating as far as fan noise, but to me, Tulane Stadium was louder than any game played at the Superdome.
Another interesting fact about Husky Stadium hosting the Seahawks is that it holds the distinction of being the northern most stadium to permanently house an nfl team
This is absolutely phenomenally done!! So thorough, will be interesting to see how the new Buffalo Bills stadium pans out
I really hope they don’t move anytime soon. I love the old-school grittiness of Highmark and the gameday atmosphere there.
3 games in Rutherford, 1 in Joe Roby stadium and watched a BB Game in Yankee stadium. Great memories. And some tears. Great video!
I never knew the Cardinals played in Comiskey. Imagine if they stayed there. How cool would that be? The crosstown rivalry could have Bears and Cardinals fans on top of Cubs and White Sox fans!
The narration of the video stated that the NFL was looking to get out of the South Side of Chicago because the Cardinals were the second team in the Windy City for a long time. But the owners weren't going to sell and allow the team to be moved. Both Lamar Hunt and Bud Adams inquired about buying the Cards and moving them to Dallas or Houston respectively. Both were rejected and Lamar Hunt had the idea to create the AFL and one of his first calls was to Bud Adams. The Cardinals were them moved to St. Louis to keep the AFL out of the market.
A lot of great memories in the LA Coliseum. I was at the highest scoring Monday night game ever; Rams VS Chiefs and lost my voice for a week. Can't wait to see Sofi in person. Go Rams
To bad the Rams are decorating their new stadium with the worst logos in the league. Way to ruin the masterpiece.
@@ec1628 I'm hoping they'll go back to the classic asap. I think they have to wait 5 years to change uniforms.
Oh, man, what a classic! I saw that game on tv that night and was glued to the screen pretty much the whole time!
Very well done video, thank you! Lots of history here.
Fun story about Paul Brown Stadium. They had to reposition the jumbotron because people were tailgating on boats in the Ohio River and blocking up river traffic during the first year it was open. In it's original position it was visible from the river.
Thank you so much for making this, I literally enjoyed every second of it. I thought I was the only one fascinated by stadiums. I live in South Africa so I have never been to an NFL game but maybe one day I will make my dream of going to the Dog Pound come true. Thanks NFL throwback, this was awesome.
I wish there was any form of credits at all in these videos. I absolutely need the name of the song that starts at 8:33. Couldn't find it skimming through Sam Spence albums and Shazam didn't help either.
This is absolutely amazing!!
After watching this I felt inspired to chase one of my dreams to travel & to visit most of these stadiums, My first one is Heinz Field to go see My Beloved Steelers🖤🖤🖤💛💛💛
Anyway to anybody that’s watching this remember y’all, Keep Going & Be Safe 🤟🏾💯
That was always a dream of mine too always wanted to see them all !!!
@@TaylorIrish Major Key
@@I_AmTone3 I’ve been to Heinz field ,RFK ,fedex,giants stadium,cleavland,Baltimore and phili
@@TaylorIrish Word how is it at those stadiums especially how’s Heinz Field
@@I_AmTone3 RFK was by far the best ever!! It literally shook when fans cheers!! Heinz field was one of the nicer ones even out in the wall ways where the venters and bathrooms are has so much history on display... really cool to check out if your a fan ...the meadowlands was probably the worst I’ve been too just seemed out dated at the time this is when Notre Dame played Maryland there many years ago .. I’m a skins fan and fedex the stadium they’re in now sucks I hate it but it’s hard to compare to RFK especially in the early 90s when I went that’s when we were good lol .. I did get to see Barry Sanders twice play there and as a kid we sat next to the Hogets (they’re old mascots) many great memories there ..how far are you from Pittsburgh??
1:23:55 and now Lumen Field. It sits on top of where the Kingdome was, and not a ways away like the graphic would have you believe. And Safeco Field (now T-Mobile Park) the home of the Mariners MLB team was finished in 1999 and is right next to Lumen Field.
You guys should do all uniforms from the beginning to the present like the chiefs old afl uniforms to the chiefs uniforms right now do that to all nfl teams
24:31 interesting shirt choice. The big man had to have been a DT back in his hay day
A mini movie on nfl stadiums, today just got better
24:31 interesting shirt choice. The big man had to have been a DT back in his hay day
I’ve learned more from this video about history of football than I knew my whole life. This league evolved fast
1:23:25 I vaguely remember going to a Seahawks game at Husky Stadium when I was 4 or 5 years old.
Municipal Stadium and Arrowhead Stadium are the 2 best ones
You missed the brief existence of Gillette Stadium as CMGI Field. That was its initial name:) I should know, I was there before it opened and have pictures of the old CMGI logos!
Quite a few stadiums (e.g. CMGI Field, PSINet Stadiums) were caught up in the late 90s internet boom. All those companies went belly up after a few years.
Great video. Very well put together and very informative. Most appreciated.