NFL stadium map: all 32 teams and stadiums

Explore the home stadiums of all 32 National Football League teams across the United States. The NFL is divided into two 16-team conferences: the American Football Conference (AFC) and National Football Conference (NFC). Each conference contains East, North, South and West divisions, with four teams in each division.

During the regular season, each team plays 17 games across 18 weeks and has one week without a match. Teams play each of their three divisional rivals twice, once at home and once away. The remaining games are selected through the NFL scheduling system and include opponents from other divisions and the other conference, so a team does not play every other NFL club in a single season.

After the regular season, 14 teams qualify for the single-elimination playoffs. In each conference these are the four division winners plus three wild-card teams with the best remaining records. The highest-seeded AFC and NFC teams receive a first-round bye, while the others begin in the Wild Card Round. The winners progress through the Divisional Round and then their AFC or NFC Championship Game.

The two conference champions meet in the Super Bowl, the final game that decides the overall NFL champion. Unlike the earlier playoff rounds, the Super Bowl is staged at a host stadium selected in advance rather than at either finalist's normal home ground, and the winner receives the Vince Lombardi Trophy.

Marker size represents stadium capacity. Select a ground on the map or choose a club beside or below it to open the stadium popup.