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Los Angeles | Washington, D.C.(Landover, Maryland) | New York City(East Rutherford, New Jersey) | Dallas |
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SoFi Stadium | FedExField | MetLife Stadium | AT&T Stadium |
Capacity: 100,240[1]
(under construction) |
Capacity: 91,704[2] | Capacity: 82,550[3] | Capacity: 80,000[4] |
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Denver | Seattle | ||
Broncos Stadium | CenturyLink Field | ||
Capacity: 76,125[5] | Capacity: 72,000[6] | ||
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Atlanta | Nashville | ||
Mercedes-Benz Stadium | Nissan Stadium | ||
Capacity: 71,000[7] | Capacity: 69,143[8] | ||
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San Francisco Bay Area | Miami | Phoenix | Chicago |
Levi's Stadium | Hard Rock Stadium | State Farm Stadium | Soldier Field |
Capacity: 68,500[9] | Capacity: 64,767[10] | Capacity: 63,400[11] | Capacity: 61,500[12] |
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