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Football is Back! Here Is Where You Can Attend NFL Football Games [& How to Get There Safely]

This year has been a roller coaster for the NFL and sports fans alike. With the rules constantly shifting due to COVID-19 positive tests from players and coaches, state-by-state and city-by-city decisions, and new information being brought to light nearly every week, we thought it would be helpful to have one spot that shows exactly which cities, teams, and stadiums are (and are not) allowing fans for their NFL games, and what the future may hold.

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Stadiums That Are Not Allowing Fans for 2020 NFL Games

Buffalo Bills’ Bills Stadium

  • The Bills are currently not allowing fans.

Chicago Bear’s Soldier Field

  • The Bears are currently not allowing fans.

Washington Football Team’s FedEx Field

  • The Washington Football Team is currently not allowing fans. However, they stated that the decision will be re-evaluated if there are any improvements to the situation.

New York Jets’ MetLife Stadium

  • The Jets are currently not allowing fans until further notice.

Baltimore Ravens’ M&T Bank Stadium

  • The Ravens allowed 250 immediate family members to attend their week 3 matchup against the Chiefs, but have released no plans for further opening.

San Francisco 49ers’ Levi’s Stadium

  • The 49ers are currently not allowing fans.

Seattle Seahawks’ CenturyLink Field

  • The Seahawks are currently not allowing fans.

New England Patriots’ Gillette Stadium

  • The Patriots are currently not allowing fans.

Las Vegas Raiders’ Allegiant Stadium

  • The Raiders will not allow any fans into their new 65-000 seat, $1.9 billion location on the Las Vegas Strip.

Los Angeles Chargers’ SoFi Stadium

  • The Chargers are currently not allowing fans this season or until further notice.

Los Angeles Rams’ State Farm Stadium

  • The Rams are currently not allowing fans this season or until further notice.

New York Giants’ MetLife Stadium

  • The Giants are currently not allowing fans.

Philadelphia Eagles’ Lincoln Financial Field

  • The Eagles are currently not allowing fans.

Detroit Lions’ Ford Field

  • The Lions will not allow any fans until the governor’s order is lifted, then they will sell on a game-by-game basis.
Minnesota Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium
  • The Vikings currently have no plans for fan attendance.

Arizona Cardinals’ State Farm Stadium

  • The Cardinals currently have no plans for fan attendance.

Stadiums Currently Allowing Fans for 2020 NFL Games

Pittsburgh Steelers’ Heinz Field

  • The Steelers will allow 7,500 fans.

Kansas City Chiefs’ Arrowhead Stadium

  • The Kansas City Chiefs are allowing 16,000 fans.

Houston Texans’ NRG Stadium

  • The Texans will allow up to 13,300 fans.

Atlanta Falcons’ Mercedes-Benz Stadium

  • The Falcons will allow fans for the first time this season at a limited capacity in week 6.

Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium

  • The Cowboys are allowing fans, with nearly 21,700 since week 2.

Cleveland Browns’ FirstEnergy Stadium

  • The Browns will allow up to 12,000 fans.

New Orleans Saints’ Mercedes-Benz Superdome

  • The Saints’ will allow fans in a limited capacity.

Tennessee Titans’ Nissan Stadium

  • The Titans announced last month that Nissan Stadium would be open to 12.5 percent capacity. They hope to move up to 21% by November.

Miami Dolphins’ Hard Rock Stadium

  • The Dolphins will allow 13,000 fans.

Cincinnati Bengals’ Paul Brown Stadium

  • The Bengals will allow 12,000 fans.

Indianapolis Colts’ Lucas Oil Stadium

  • The Colts will allow 12,500 fans.

Jacksonville Jaguars TIAA Bank Field

  • The Jaguars will allow 16,791, or 25% of their usual capacity.

Denver Broncos’ Empower Field at Mild High

  • The Broncos will allow 5,700 fans starting at their October 18 game against the Dolphins.

Green Bay Packers’ Lambeau Field

  • Though they are not allowing fans currently, by November 1st the Packers plan to have 10,000-12,000 fans allowed.

Carolina Panthers’ Bank of American Stadium

  • The Panthers are currently allowing 5,200 fans, or about 7% capacity per the governor’s order.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium

  • The Buccaneers are allowing approximately 16,250 spectators beginning for next week’s week 6 game.

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