NFL Stadiums: Hardest Places to Win


luvdaboom

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Me and my cousins watching the game last nite and they were saying how when Montana and Rice was there how hard it was for an opposing team to win in SF.

I think Lambeau in Green Bay in hard to win come December/January esp for a dome team
 
1) OMG I WILL SAY QWEST FIELD
2) GILLETTE STADIUM
3) ARROWHEAD STADIUM
4) University Of Phoenix
5) Super Dome
6) Lambeau
7) Lucas Oil

In no order
 



luvdaboom said:
Me and my cousins watching the game last nite and they were saying how when Montana and Rice was there how hard it was for an opposing team to win in SF.

I think Lambeau in Green Bay in hard to win come December/January esp for a dome team
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Not after Michael Vick came through there like General Sherman when he was in Atlanta. He tore down the Lambeau mystique. And even when Randy Moss was here in Minnesota. The Vikes have beaten them over there. Still remember him mooning the fans in the endzone. LOL


I would say the hardest stadiums to win in:

In no particular order.

Lucas Field in Indy, Gillette Stadium in Foxboro MA, Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Superdome in New Orleans, Metrodome in Minneapolis, Lambeau Field in Green Bay.

Some places used to be harder to win when their teams were good. Buffalo comes to mind. Arrowhead when KC was tough.
 
Homefield advantage doesn't mean nearly what it used to mean. Most newer stadiums aren't louder than their predecessors, and many of the louder hardcore fans have been priced out of the stadium. Now, hardest place to win pretty much equals good team.
 
I think the caliber of the home team probably matters a little more than the building. It's always going to beat the Colts in Indy as long as Peyton Manning is the quarterback or the Superdome with Drew Brees and Co. running the show.

Mile High was considered one of the toughest places for a road team to win not only due to crowd noise, but the fact that Denver had a solid defense and John Elway quarterbacking.

I saw someone mention Gillette Stadium as being a tough place to win. Ten years ago that wasn't the case. Bill Belichick comes in, brings a dominate defense along with Tom Brady, and it became hard to beat that team.
 
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