NFL
NFC East Stadiums
Track your visits to all 4 stadiums in the NFC East. Combined capacity of 294,094 fans.
The NFC East spans 4 stadiums across 4 states. Capacities range from 64,000 to 82,500 fans. Opened venues span construction from 1997 to 2010. Flagship venues include MetLife Stadium and AT&T Stadium.
Conference Overview
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Total Stadiums
4
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Total Capacity
294,094
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Average Capacity
73,524
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Largest Stadium
82,500
Oldest Stadium
Built in 1997
Newest Stadium
Built in 2010
All Stadiums
4 stadiums
1
MetLife Stadium
New York Giants
📍 East Rutherford, NJ👥 82,500📅 2010🌱 FieldTurf CORE (artificial turf; temporary natural grass installed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup)
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2
AT&T Stadium
Dallas Cowboys
📍 Arlington, TX👥 80,000📅 2009🌱 Hellas Matrix Turf with Helix Soft Top (artificial turf; temporary natural grass installed for the 2026 FIFA World Cup)
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3
Lincoln Financial Field
Philadelphia Eagles
📍 Philadelphia, PA👥 67,594📅 2003🌱 HERO Hybrid Grass (natural grass)
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4
Northwest Stadium
Washington Commanders
📍 Landover, MD👥 64,000📅 1997🌱 Bermuda grass
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Frequently Asked Questions About NFC East Stadiums
- How many stadiums are in the NFC East?
- The NFC East has 4 stadiums.
- What is the combined capacity of NFC East stadiums?
- The combined capacity of all NFC East stadiums is 294,094 fans.
- What is the average NFC East stadium capacity?
- The average NFC East stadium seats 73,524 fans.
- What is the largest stadium in the NFC East?
- MetLife Stadium is the largest stadium in the NFC East, with a capacity of 82,500.
- What is the oldest stadium in the NFC East?
- The oldest NFC East stadium opened in 1997.
- What is the newest stadium in the NFC East?
- MetLife Stadium is the newest NFC East stadium, opened in 2010.
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