2010 NFC Stadiums

49ers

San Francisco 49ers<p>Candlestick Park<p>Opened in 1960<p>Capacity: 69,732

Arizona Cardinals

Arizona Cardinals<p>University of Phoenix Stadium<p>Opened in 2006<p>Capacity: 65,000

Atlanta Falcons

Atlanta Falcons<p>Georgia Dome<p>Opened in 1992<p>Capacity: 71,228

Carolina Panthers

Carolina Panthers<p>Bank of america Stadium<p>Opened in 1996<p>Capacity<73,504

Chicago Bears

Chicago Bears<p>Soldier Field<p>Opened in 1924<p>Capacity: 61,500

Dallas Cowboys

Dallas Cowboys<p>Cowboys Stadium<p>Opened in 2009<p>Capacity: 80,000 (expandable to 100,000 for special events)

Detroit Lions

Detroit Lions<p>Ford Field<p>Opened in 2002<p>Capacity: 64,500

Green Bay Packers

Green Bay Packers<p>Lambeau Field<p>Opened in 1957<p>Capacity: 72,928

Minnesota Vikings

Minnesota Vikings<p>Mall of America Field<Opened in 1982<p>Capacity: 64,121

New orleans Saints

New Orleans Saints<p>Louisiana Superdome<p>Opened in 1975<p>Capacity: 68,000

New York Giants

New York Giants<p>New Meadowlands Stadium<p>Opened in 2010<p>Capacity: 82,500

Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia Eagles<p>Lincoln Financial Field<p>Opened in 2003<p>67,594

Seattle Seahawks

Seattle Seahawks<p>Qwest Field<p>Opened in 2002<p>Capacity: 67,000

St. Lous Rams

St. Louis Rams<p>Edward Jones dome<p>Opened in 1995<p>Capacity: 66,000

Tanpa Bay Buccaneers

Tampa Bay Buccaneers<p>Raymond James Stadium<p>Opened in 1998<p>Capacity: 65,908

Washington Redskins

Washington Redskins<p>FedEx Field<p>Opened in 1997<p>Capacity: 91,704