10 NFL Stadiums That No Longer Exist

PART TWO: https://youtu.be/zuKoXT6Mlh8

When they tore down Giants Stadium we were all sure they were going to find the remains of Jimmy Hoffa.

I’ve always found it interesting how Metlife Stadium is nearly a carbon copy of Giants Stadium, just significantly more modernized. Hell, they went as far as making sure the Astroturf on the field was the same model used in the 1980’s at Giants Stadium, so that players got injured as often there as they did back in the 80’s!

“10 NFL Stadiums That No Longer Exist.” The Astrodome: still exists.

The idea of Candlestick Park hosting Paul McCartney for its last event was a nod to the Beatles playing their last live concert there in 1966.

The Georgia Dome hosted both basketball and gymnastics at the 1996 Olympic Games.

Wow, no mention of the Kingdome in Seattle.

NFL Stadiums Then and Now: https://youtu.be/Yj3-dilFhd8

Two you missed, the Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome in Minneapolis, and The Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis.

Shibe Park, the Eagles old home, is pronounced with a long i sound. It took two attempts to demolish the Silverdome as the charges were detonated the first time, but nothing else happened. The charges went off the next day. The roof of the Georgia Dome was damaged by a tornado during the Southeastern Conference men's basketball tournament and forced the remainder of the tournament to be moved to the Georgia Tech campus.

Should have mentioned that the Astrodome is considered a national monument so they cannot tear it down

You forgot to mention the Jack Murphy Stadium was then renamed Qualcomm in San Diego. Also, what about multipurpose venues like Shea, Veterans, Three Rivers and a few others that were left out?

Wells Fargo Center (Orginally named the CoreState Center/First Union Center/Wachovia Center) is now in JFK stadiums place

The Pontiac Superdome might be the largest dome, but it was not the largest at the time in the NFL. That would be Cleveland Municipal Stadium which held 81,000 for football then the Los Angeles Coliseum which held 92,000 at one time.

Georgia Dome being replaced was completely pointless. Both Arthur Blank and this video's host stated stupid things as the reasons for its replacement. Owner of the Falcons Arthur Blank wanted a Super Bowl to be hosted in Atlanta again and the video host said it was make them more competitive. Both outrageous if u ask me and waste of tax payer money. This applies to Turner Field being replaced as well aka the Atlanta Braves stadium before the current Sun Trust Park.

The "Cardinals" names are unrelated: the football team was the Chicago Cardinals long before they moved to St. Louis.

You forgot The old Yankee Stadium, Shea Stadium, 3 River Stadium, River Front Stadium, Veteran Stadium, RFK Stadium, the Metrodome and the RCA Dome. The Astrodome has no business being on this list on a count it is still standing. It is just no longer in use.

'MetLife Stadium is the most expensive stadium to be built to date.' I thought SoFi in Inglewood, CA cost $5 BILLION to build.

As someone who lives 15 minutes from where the silver dome was I remember when it collapsed due to snow that year, there was over a foot of snow on the roof and had too much pressure. Then in 2017 I got woken up on a saturday morning by a loud boom which I later found out was the dome getting demolished a whole 10-15 miles away

I went to 1 game at old Busch Memorial Stadium. I stayed at the round hotel on the right side of the screen at 1:10. 9:30 old JFK stadium. Went there a couple of time to see concerts. Place was a cave and the mens rooms had horse troughs to piss in. It hosted Live Aid in 1985. It did host the Philadelphia Bell of the World Football League. And Shibe Park(Connie Mack Stadium) was pronounced Shybe and not Shibb. Also, in the area of JFK Stadium was also Veterans Stadium and the famous Philadelphia Spectrum. All 3 venues are now gone replaced by Lincoln Financial Field(Eagles), Citizens Bank Park(Phillies), and Wells Fargo Center(Sixers/Flyers).