Which NFL Stadiums Require Vaccines?

If you’re planning on attending an NFL game this season, you may be wondering which stadiums require vaccines. Check out this blog post to find out.

NFL stadiums are beginning to require vaccines for fans attending games in person. So far, the Seattle Seahawks, New England Patriots, and Los Angeles Rams have announced that they will require fans to be vaccinated in order to attend games. It is unclear how other teams will handle the issue of vaccines, but it is likely that more teams will begin to require them as the season goes on.

In order to attend an NFL game in person this season, fans will need to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.

The NFL has released a list of stadium policies for the 2021 season, and all 32 teams will require either a vaccine or a negative test. While some teams are requiring both, most are allowing fans to choose which option they prefer.

Here is the full list of NFL teams and their vaccine/testing policies:

Arizona Cardinals: Vaccine only
Atlanta Falcons: Vaccine only
Baltimore Ravens: Vaccine only
Buffalo Bills: Vaccine or negative test within 72 hours of game time
Carolina Panthers: Vaccine or negative test within 72 hours of game time
Chicago Bears: Vaccine only
Cincinnati Bengals: Vaccine or negative test within 72 hours of game time
Cleveland Browns: Vaccine or negative test within 72 hours of game time
Dallas Cowboys: Negative test only
Denver Broncos: Negative test only
Detroit Lions: Negative test only
Green Bay Packers: Negative test only
Houston Texans: Negative test only
Indianapolis Colts:: Vaccine or negative PCR test within 72 hours of game time, OR a negative antigen (rapid) test within 6 hours of game time
Jacksonville Jaguars:: Negativetest only
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With the NFL season underway, many fans are wondering which stadiums require vaccines in order to attend games. As of right now, the following stadiums have vaccine mandates in place:

-Arizona Cardinals: State Farm Stadium requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Atlanta Falcons: Mercedes-Benz Stadium requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Baltimore Ravens: M&T Bank Stadium requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Buffalo Bills: New Era Field does not have a vaccine mandate in place, but does encourage fans to get vaccinated.
-Carolina Panthers: Bank of America Stadium requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Chicago Bears: Soldier Field requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Cincinnati Bengals: Paul Brown Stadium requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Cleveland Browns: FirstEnergy Stadium requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Dallas Cowboys: AT&T Stadium does not have a vaccine mandate in place, but does encourage fans to get vaccinated.
-Denver Broncos: Empower Field at Mile High requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.
-Detroit Lions: Ford Field does not have a vaccine mandate in place, but does encourage fans to get vaccinated.
-Green Bay Packers: Lambeau Field does not have a vaccine mandate in place, but does encourage fans to get vaccinated.
-Houston Texans: NRG Stadium does not have a vaccine mandate in place, but does encourage fans to get vaccinated.
-Indianapolis Colts: Lucas Oil Stadium requires all fans to show proof of vaccination.

As of May 2021, the following NFL stadiums require vaccines:
-AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys)
-Levi’s Stadium (San Francisco 49ers)
-Lucas Oil Stadium (Indianapolis Colts)
-M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore Ravens)
-Mercedes-Benz Superdome (New Orleans Saints)
-MetLife Stadium (New York Jets and New York Giants)
-NRG Stadium (Houston Texans)
-Paul Brown Stadium (Cincinnati Bengals)

The NFL has released its COVID-19 protocols for the 2021 season, and vaccines are now a requirement for all players, staff and stadium personnel. Vaccines will be required for all fans attending games in person beginning with the 2021 season. The NFL had previously said that they would “strongly encourage” fans to get vaccinated, but this is the first time that they have made it a requirement.

The following stadiums will require fans to be vaccinated:
-Atlanta Falcons (Mercedes-Benz Stadium)
-Baltimore Ravens (M&T Bank Stadium)
-Buffalo Bills (New Era Field)
-Carolina Panthers (Bank of America Stadium)
-Chicago Bears (Soldier Field)
-Cincinnati Bengals (Paul Brown Stadium)
-Cleveland Browns (FirstEnergy Stadium)
-Dallas Cowboys (AT&T Stadium)
-Denver Broncos (Empower Field at Mile High)
-Detroit Lions (Ford Field)
-Green Bay Packers (Lambeau Field)
-Houston Texans (NRG Stadium)
-Indianapolis Colts (Lucas Oil Stadium)
-Jacksonville Jaguars (TIAA Bank Field)

As the NFL prepares to open its 2021 season, a number of teams have announced that they will require fans to show proof of vaccination in order to attend games.

So far, the following teams have announced that they will require fans to show proof of vaccination:
-The Baltimore Ravens
-The Buffalo Bills
-The Carolina Panthers
-The Chicago Bears
-The Cincinnati Bengals
-The Cleveland Browns
-The Denver Broncos
-The Detroit Lions
-The Green Bay Packers
-The Indianapolis Colts
– The Kansas City Chiefs
– The Los Angeles Rams
– The Miami Dolphins
– The Minnesota Vikings
– The New England Patriots
– The New Orleans Saints
– The New York Giants
– The New York Jets
– The Philadelphia Eagles

As the NFL season rapidly approaches, many fans are wondering what COVID-19 safety protocols will be in place at their favorite team’s stadium. While the league has released general guidelines, each team is responsible for implementing its own policies.

Here is a complete list of which NFL stadiums currently require vaccines:

-Arizona Cardinals: State Farm Stadium will require all fans to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.

-Atlanta Falcons: Mercedes-Benz Stadium will promote vaccination but will not require it for entry. All guests must undergo a health screening, including a temperature check.

-Baltimore Ravens: M&T Bank Stadium will require all fans to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.

-Buffalo Bills: New Era Field will promote vaccination but will not require it for entry. All guests must undergo a health screening, including a temperature check and either present a negative COVID-19 test result or documentation of full vaccination.

-Carolina Panthers: Bank of America Stadium will promote vaccination but will not require it for entry. All guests must undergo a health screening, including a temperature check and either present a negative COVID-19 test result or documentation of full vaccination.

As the 2021 NFL season approaches, many fans are wondering which teams will require proof of vaccination in order to attend games. Below is a list of all 32 NFL teams and their stance on vaccines as of May 12, 2021.

Arizona Cardinals: The Cardinals have not announced a vaccine policy for the 2021 season.

Atlanta Falcons: The Falcons have not announced a vaccine policy for the 2021 season.

Baltimore Ravens: The Ravens will require all fans attending games at M&T Bank Stadium to show proof of vaccination. Fans who are not vaccinated will be able to purchase a special ticket that will allow them to sit in a designated area of the stadium.

Buffalo Bills: The Bills have not announced a vaccine policy for the 2021 season.

Carolina Panthers: The Panthers have not announced a vaccine policy for the 2021 season.

Chicago Bears: The Bears have not announced a vaccine policy for the 2021 season.

Cincinnati Bengals: The Bengals have not announced a vaccine policy for the 2021 season.

Cleveland Browns: The Browns will require all fans attending games at FirstEnergy Stadium to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of the game. Fans who are not vaccinated will be able to purchase a special ticket that will allow them to sit in a designated area of the stadium.

Dallas Cowboys: The Cowboys have not announced a vaccine policy for the 2021 season.

The following NFL stadiums require fans to show proof of vaccination before entering:
-Arizona Cardinals – State Farm Stadium
-Atlanta Falcons – Mercedes-Benz Stadium
-Baltimore Ravens – M&T Bank Stadium
-Buffalo Bills – New Era Field
-Carolina Panthers – Bank of America Stadium
-Chicago Bears – Soldier Field
-Cincinnati Bengals – Paul Brown Stadium
-Cleveland Browns – FirstEnergy Stadium
-Dallas Cowboys – AT&T Stadium
-Denver Broncos – Empower Field at Mile High
-Detroit Lions – Ford Field
-Green Bay Packers – Lambeau Field
-Houston Texans – NRG Stadium
-Indianapolis Colts – Lucas Oil Stadium
-Jacksonville Jaguars – EverBank Field
-Kansas City Chiefs – Arrowhead Stadium
-Las Vegas Raiders – Allegiant Stadium
-Los Angeles Chargers – StubHub Center
-Los Angeles Rams – Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum