Every NFL stadium now has its own page
30 home stadiums and 8 international venues each have a page, with a pencil sketch and the venue facts Sideline published.
- The stadium index is a sketch grid. The NFL section is 30 cards for the 32 clubs. Shared buildings are one card: SoFi Stadium (LAC and LAR), and MetLife Stadium (NYG and NYJ). International games are the 8 venues outside the United States: Allianz Arena, Bernabéu, Estadio Banorte, Estádio Jornalista Mário Filho (Maracanã), Melbourne Cricket Ground, Stade de France, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, Wembley Stadium.
- Open a card for that stadium. The page shows a pencil sketch. The sketch and the Google Maps line open a pin at the stadium's coordinates.
- When those facts were published, the page lists teams, city, country, roof, surface, coordinates, ground elevation, and the year the building opened.
- The season list on the stadium page links to that venue's games.
- On a game page, a stored call is one sentence: the matchup, the call, kickoff-window wind, rain, or cold when they meet the watch line, and the time it was posted. Under the kickoff, the page names the network, stadium, city, roof, and surface.
- Twelve sketches were redrawn from photos of the buildings: Highmark, Nissan, Bank of America, Huntington Bank Field, Levi's, Lincoln Financial, M&T, MetLife, Northwest, Paycor, Reliant, and Tottenham. Seven more followed the same way: Gillette, Acrisure, Hard Rock, Raymond James, Arrowhead, Lambeau, and EverBank.
