Arrowhead Stadium — home of the Kansas City Chiefs — had the highest percentage of players (17.9 percent) vote it as the best NFL stadium among the 84 players who responded to the question. The Minnesota Vikings’ U.S. Bank Stadium (13.7 percent), the Los Angeles Rams and Chargers’ SoFi Stadium (8.9 percent), the Green Bay Packers’ Lambeau Field and the Seattle Seahawks’ Lumen Field (both 8.3 percent) followed in the rankings for best stadium.

Players also sounded off on the league’s worst venues to play in, with the New York Jets and Giants’ MetLife Stadium outranking the others (18.4 percent) in that category. The Washington Commanders’ FedEx Field (13.9 percent) and Buffalo Bills’ Highmark Stadium (12.7 percent) were the other top vote-getters for the worst stadium to play in.

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    You know it’s bad when your stadium gets outvoted by one that literally sent spectators tumbling onto Hurts last season

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    I’m surprised Nissan Stadium isn’t higher on the “good” list because of the free wins.

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    We’ve had nothing to cheer for including the giants. Its a giant AC unit but when stakes are attached MetLife is rocking

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    So two turf fields are in the top 3? Thats a surprise

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    Stop calling it by it’s fake name. They sold out and lost the right to call it arrowhead. GEHA is the name of the complex. Don’t give me the stadium is still called arrowhead crap, been over this multiple times the past couple years