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NFL Teams Map: Where All 32 Teams Play

The NFL has 32 teams playing in 30 home stadiums. Use the NFL teams map to find each club by city and state, check its current PFM Team Score and NFL rank, and open the full team dashboard.

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Map of the contiguous United States with state boundaries
Tip: use Tab to move through every stadium marker. On smaller screens, swipe the map left or right. Stadium locations reviewed July 23, 2026 · PFM Team Scores updated July 24, 2026
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NFL Teams in Alphabetical Order

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All 32 NFL teams in alphabetical order with stadium location, division, current PFM Team Score and NFL rank
Team Stadium location Division Stadium PFM Score NFL Rank
Arizona Cardinals Glendale, Arizona NFC West State Farm Stadium 73.0 No. 27
Atlanta Falcons Atlanta, Georgia NFC South Mercedes-Benz Stadium 76.6 No. 22
Baltimore Ravens Baltimore, Maryland AFC North M&T Bank Stadium 81.1 No. 15
Buffalo Bills Orchard Park, New York AFC East Highmark Stadium 85.6 No. 8
Carolina Panthers Charlotte, North Carolina NFC South Bank of America Stadium 72.3 No. 29
Chicago Bears Chicago, Illinois NFC North Soldier Field 84.0 No. 12
Cincinnati Bengals Cincinnati, Ohio AFC North Paycor Stadium 79.4 No. 16
Cleveland Browns Cleveland, Ohio AFC North Huntington Bank Field 71.4 No. 30
Dallas Cowboys Arlington, Texas NFC East AT&T Stadium 77.4 No. 21
Denver Broncos Denver, Colorado AFC West Empower Field at Mile High 84.7 No. 10
Detroit Lions Detroit, Michigan NFC North Ford Field 86.8 No. 4
Green Bay Packers Green Bay, Wisconsin NFC North Lambeau Field 83.8 No. 13
Houston Texans Houston, Texas AFC South NRG Stadium 84.8 No. 9
Indianapolis Colts Indianapolis, Indiana AFC South Lucas Oil Stadium 76.1 No. 23
Jacksonville Jaguars Jacksonville, Florida AFC South EverBank Stadium 83.3 No. 14
Kansas City Chiefs Kansas City, Missouri AFC West GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium 87.2 No. 3
Las Vegas Raiders Paradise, Nevada AFC West Allegiant Stadium 72.6 No. 28
Los Angeles Chargers Inglewood, California AFC West SoFi Stadium 84.0 No. 11
Los Angeles Rams Inglewood, California NFC West SoFi Stadium 90.7 No. 2
Miami Dolphins Miami Gardens, Florida AFC East Hard Rock Stadium 75.2 No. 24
Minnesota Vikings Minneapolis, Minnesota NFC North U.S. Bank Stadium 78.9 No. 19
New England Patriots Foxborough, Massachusetts AFC East Gillette Stadium 86.0 No. 7
New Orleans Saints New Orleans, Louisiana NFC South Caesars Superdome 70.5 No. 32
New York Giants East Rutherford, New Jersey NFC East MetLife Stadium 73.0 No. 26
New York Jets East Rutherford, New Jersey AFC East MetLife Stadium 73.5 No. 25
Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NFC East Lincoln Financial Field 86.2 No. 6
Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania AFC North Acrisure Stadium 79.1 No. 18
San Francisco 49ers Santa Clara, California NFC West Levi’s Stadium 86.7 No. 5
Seattle Seahawks Seattle, Washington NFC West Lumen Field 91.3 No. 1
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tampa, Florida NFC South Raymond James Stadium 78.4 No. 20
Tennessee Titans Nashville, Tennessee AFC South Nissan Stadium 71.2 No. 31
Washington Commanders Landover, Maryland NFC East Northwest Stadium 79.1 No. 17
NFL Stadium Facts

What Stands Out About the NFL’s Current Stadiums

The league stretches from a 1924 Chicago landmark to two stadiums that opened in 2020. Capacity, age and elevation all change what makes each building different.

MetLife Stadium sits at the top by listed football capacity with 82,500 seats. Soldier Field is at the other end at 61,500 for Bears games, but its real distinction is age: the building opened in 1924. Lambeau Field opened in 1957 and has been Green Bay’s home ever since, giving it the NFL’s longest continuous run.

The new generation is built for much more than football. SoFi Stadium and Allegiant Stadium both opened in 2020, while Denver owns a different kind of home-field edge. Empower Field sits 5,280 feet above sea level, so the altitude is part of the matchup before the first snap.

Largest listed capacity 82,500

MetLife Stadium

The Giants and Jets share the NFL’s biggest current seating bowl by listed football capacity.

Smallest listed capacity 60,108

Highmark Stadium

Buffalo’s new home has the league’s smallest listed seated capacity, but the open-air design keeps the crowd tight to the field.

Earliest opening date 1924

Soldier Field

The building opened on October 9, 1924, decades before the Bears made it their full-time home.

Oldest continuously used 1957

Lambeau Field

Green Bay has played there since it opened, giving Lambeau the league’s longest continuous NFL run.

Highest elevation 5,280 feet

Empower Field at Mile High

Denver’s home field sits exactly one mile above sea level.

Newest current venue 2026

Highmark Stadium

Buffalo opened its new stadium in June 2026 and will play its first regular-season game there in September.

Official sources for the stadium facts
NFL Teams by State

Where NFL Teams Play

California and Florida each have three teams. The Giants and Jets carry New York names but play their home games in New Jersey.

3 California NFL teams
3 Florida NFL teams
2 Maryland NFL teams
2 New Jersey NFL teams
2 Ohio NFL teams
2 Pennsylvania NFL teams
2 Texas NFL teams
1 Arizona NFL team
1 Colorado NFL team
1 Georgia NFL team
1 Illinois NFL team
1 Indiana NFL team
1 Louisiana NFL team
1 Massachusetts NFL team
1 Michigan NFL team
1 Minnesota NFL team
1 Missouri NFL team
1 Nevada NFL team
1 New York NFL team
1 North Carolina NFL team
1 Tennessee NFL team
1 Washington NFL team
1 Wisconsin NFL team
Shared NFL Stadiums

Two Stadiums Host Four Teams

MetLife Stadium is home to the Giants and Jets. SoFi Stadium hosts the Rams and Chargers.

SoFi Stadium

Inglewood, California

Los Angeles Chargers and Los Angeles Rams

MetLife Stadium

East Rutherford, New Jersey

New York Giants and New York Jets