There are no fans quite like NFL fans. We’re loud and proud, and we let everyone know it. And it’s not just in one city. Every team has thousands and thousands of fans screaming until their throats hurt for the teams they love. Here are three of the loudest and proudest stadiums in the NFL.
Lambeau Field
Of course, I’m going to start with our very own Lambeau Field. I absolutely adore this stadium. It’s funny because, during the fall and winter months, the powerful winds help us cheer crazily for our Packers. Also, tailgating in Lambeau Field is a treat unlike any other. And each year, all of us in Green Bay look forward to coming back here for more screaming and winning.
CenturyLink Field
Those Seahawks fans sure are darn loud! They’ve held the title for the loudest stadium on multiple occasions. Even if this strong Seattle team hasn’t been around for as long as our Packers, their fans, which they lovingly refer to as the 12th man make sure the entire world knows who they’re rooting for. Some teams even use huge speakers when practicing to get used to the sound level.
Arrowhead Stadium
Not to be outdone, those Chiefs fans in Kansas City are either really happy to be there, or they’re looking to go to war. Like Seattle’s CenturyLink Field, the Arrowhead Stadium has been heralded as one of the loudest stadiums by visiting teams and tourists. Heck, even the Guinness Book of World Records recognizes this, awarding them the record of the loudest crowd roar in NFL history, at over 142 dbA.
Judson Bergman’s the name. Sure, I used to love flying planes, but I’m retired now. You know one thing I also love? Watching live games of the Green Bay Packers, that’s what! Check out more of my blog when y’all have the chance!
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