Top 10 Best NFL Stadiums

This makes my number one spot because the inside is huge, the seating is really cool, and don't forget about the massive jumbotron. The stadium can also open and close.

This is my favorite stadium, and by the way, we are going to have a field trip there.

Ah yes, Jerryworld. The gigantic centerpiece to feed Jerry Jones' ego.

CenturyLink Field is the best stadium because of a design feature caused by the relatively narrow plot of ground it's built on. The design is somewhat tall and narrow, with two arches that were intended to keep the rain off the fans. These arches also act as parabolic reflectors that gather and focus the crowd noise back down onto the field.

Loudest in the WORLD! The design is amazing with the arches and how each fan is close to the game. I have been many times and will continue to go to watch the Seahawks dominate. Super Bowl XLVIII champions, baby! I can't hear the haters over the 12th man.

I'm from the Seattle area, but I kind of like the Packers too. The small market, community-owned team that survived in a small city is remarkable. This stadium and its fans are as tough as the Hawks. I call the Packers the owner 12s because they are fan-owned.

Lambeau Field is famous, historic, legendary, and unique. I pick this stadium as #1 every year. I also like how the fans, as shareholders, are part owners of the team. It's the best and oldest continuously operated stadium of them all.

The Packers are the best NFL team, with the most titles and the highest revenue in the pro sports world. They're also the only publicly owned team in America - the richest country in the world. Go Packhawks, or should I say Seapacks? Packer 12s!

I've only been to five stadiums in the NFL, but of those, Lucas is by far the best. Everything from price to fan atmosphere to the overall experience - other stadiums don't even come close. Check it out sometime.

Though it's not very big, the inside says it all. The seats are some of the best in the NFL, and the huge window in the front of the stadium is awesome. The stadium can also open and close.

I am not a Colts fan, but I have been to this stadium. It is amazing, and it seems like the Cowboys copied it.

BOO COWBOYS!

As we all know, the famous thing about Invesco Field is the very tall stands, which makes it onto my list. The atmosphere is really cool.

State Farm Stadium easily has the best playing field in the NFL, and it's a dome. Players vote it the number one playing surface every year. It also has an entertainment district around it - one of the only top 5 stadiums to have that.

The stadium recently upgraded its Wi-Fi and jumbotrons, which are either the best or top 3 in the NFL now.

Like Lucas Oil Stadium, it's not very big, but the inside is very cool. The "REDZONE" signage on both sides of the stadium is a nice touch.

Heinz Field is a perfect representation of Pittsburgh. It has a traditional horseshoe shape, with the open end facing the skyline and the three rivers. It is also outdoor and has a grass field - the way football should be played.

Lambeau, Soldier, Heinz, and Arrowhead are the best stadiums. CenturyLink would be next, but only because of the turf. The architecture, though, is the best.

Home of the 6-time Super Bowl champs! The traditional architecture of the stadium really expresses the old-fashioned building style of Pittsburgh (PNC Park does as well). The seating is great, and I figure the Steelers will get another 20 years out of Heinz Field.

Probably the NFL's best stands. The inside look is really cool, and how the stands are set up is impressive. Like some others, the stadium can open and close.

Not everyone got a chance to visit the Georgia Dome in the state's capital. The Falcons lost two Super Bowls, which is why they did everything they could to improve. Unfortunately, the billion-dollar stadium has now replaced the dome.

First of all, you have to start with the pirate ship right outside the stadium that people can walk on. Then, talk about the inside and the outside - there is no downside at all.

A sturdy and underrated stadium that serves as home field for more people than any other stadium in the U.S.

This stadium is just an all-around great venue. The circular walkway to get to the stands and the atmosphere outside the stadium are highlights. This is one of my favorite stadiums.

This one might not be the best, but some of my dearest memories are from there. And for me, it's the best ever!

A New York Times architecture critic said that this stadium broke the mold. It has a futuristic style that is purely functional, responding to fans' complaints about being too far from the field. The architect brought the fans closer, and this stadium will ultimately stand the test of time.

While the exterior may not be as aesthetically pleasing, it's a really nice stadium inside, as there are no bad seats.

This is the greatest stadium ever built. The whole thing is powered by solar and wind power.

Amazing team atmosphere at the Linc!

FedExField is the second-biggest NFL stadium, right behind Cowboys Stadium. This stadium has yellow and red seats to match the team's colors, and the stands are really high, which I like.

My honorable mention would be Gillette Stadium, which got 11th place.

An amazing atmosphere, from the view of the Charlotte skyline to the large scoreboard. An overall great stadium to watch the best team in the NFL!