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Wednesday, August 01, 2001

The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

When they were built:

NFL stadium roster Stadium status of every NFL franchise. Arizona Cardinals: Sun Devil Stadium (1958). New facility in development. Atlanta Falcons: Georgia Dome (1992). Baltimore Ravens: PSINet Stadium (1998). Buffalo Bills: Ralph Wilson Stadium (1973). Carolina Panthers: Ericsson Stadium (1996). Chicago Bears: Soldier Field (1924). New stadium in 2003. Cincinnati Bengals: Paul Brown Stadium (2000). Cleveland Browns: Cleveland Browns Stadium (1999). Dallas Cowboys: Texas Stadium (1971). Denver Broncos: Invesco Field at Mile High (2001). Detroit Lions: Pontiac Silverdome (1975). New stadium in 2002. Green Bay Packers: Lambeau Field (1957). $295 million renovation underway. Houston Texans: Reliant Stadium (2002). Indianapolis Colts: RCA Dome (1983). Jacksonville Jaguars: ALLTEL Stadium (1995). Kansas City Chiefs: Arrowhead Stadium (1972). Miami Dolphins: Pro Player Stadium (1987). Minnesota Vikings: Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome (1982). New England Patriots: Foxboro Stadium (1971). New stadium in 2002. New Orleans Saints: Louisiana Superdome (1975). New York Giants: Giants Stadium (1976). New York Jets: Giants Stadium (1976). Negotiating for new facility. Oakland Raiders: Network Associates Coliseum (1966). Philadelphia Eagles: Veterans Stadium (1971). New facility in 2003. Pittsburgh Steelers: Heinz Field (2001). San Diego Chargers: Qualcomm Stadium (1968). San Francisco 49ers: 3Com Park at Candlestick Point (1960). Negotiating for a new stadium. Seattle Seahawks: Husky Stadium (1920). New facility in 2002. St. Louis Rams: Trans World Dome (1995). Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Raymond James Stadium (1998). Tennessee Titans: Aldelphia Coliseum (1999). Washington Redskins: FedEx Field (1997).