Which NFL Teams will have Fans in 2020: Taking a look at where all 32 NFL stadiums stand in terms of allowing fans in attendance for 2020 regular season games.
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The wait is finally over. The Chiefs and Texans are playing the first game of the 2020 season in a rematch of last year’s AFC Championship.
At Arrowhead, NFL fans finally got a glimpse of what socially distanced crowds may look like amid the coronavirus pandemic. Although there are just 16,000 fans in attendance, they have been pretty loud on 3rd downs here in the first half.
The Chiefs are 1 of just 4 NFL teams who have chosen to allow limited fan attendance for home games amid the coronavirus pandemic. 26 teams will not allow fans in attendance and the remaining 2 teams have not officially announced their plans.
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Here is the latest update on where all 32 teams stand:
Arizona Cardinals
Stadium: State Farm Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
Atlanta Falcons
Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for first 3 home games
Baltimore Ravens
Stadium: M&T Bank Stadium
Status: No fans will be allowed until further notice
Buffalo Bills
Stadium: Bills Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
Carolina Panthers
Stadium: Bank of America Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for home opener
Chicago Bears
Stadium: Soldier Field
Status: No fans will be allowed until further notice
Cincinatti Bengals
Stadium: Paul Brown Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
Cleveland Browns
Stadium: FirstEnergy Stadiums
Status: Awaiting decision from the State regarding limited fan attendance
Dallas Cowboys
Stadium: AT&T Stadium
Status: Will allow fans in attendance but are yet to announce capacity
Denver Broncos
Stadium: Empower Field
Status: Will not allow fans for home opener
Detroit Lions
Stadium: Ford Field
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
Green Bay Packers
Stadium: Lambeau Field
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
Houston Texans
Stadium: NRG Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for home opener
Indianapolis Colts
Stadium: Lucas Oil Stadium
Status: Will allow 2,500 fans for home opener (4% capacity)
Jacksonville Jaguars
Stadium: TIAA Bank Field
Status: Will allow 17,000 fans for all games (25% capacity)
Kansas City Chiefs
Stadium: Arrowhead Stadium
Status: Will allow 16,000 fans for all games (22% capacity)
Los Angeles Chargers and Rams
Stadium: So-Fi Stadium
Status: No fans will be allowed until public health conditions improve
Las Vegas Raiders
Stadium: Allegiant Stadium
Status: Raiders will play entire season without fans
Miami Dolphins
Stadium: Hard Rock Stadium
Status: Will allow 13,000 fans for home opener (20% capacity)
Minnesota Vikings
Stadium: U.S. Bank Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
New England Patriots
Stadium: Gillette Stadium
Status: No fans will be allowed at least until end of September
New Orleans Saints
Stadium: Mercedes-Benz Superdome
Status: Will not allow fans for home opener
New York Giants and Jets
Stadium: MetLife Stadium
Status: No fans will be allowed until further notice
Philadelphia Eagles
Stadium: Lincoln Financial Field
Status: No fans will be allowed until further notice
Pittsburgh Steelers
Stadium: Heinz Field
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
San Francisco 49ers
Stadium: Levi’s Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for home opener
Seattle Seahawks
Stadium: CenturyLink Field
Status: Will not allow fans for first 3 home games
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Stadium: Raymond James Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for first 2 home games
Tennessee Titans
Stadium: Nissan Stadium
Status: Will not allow fans for home opener
Washington Football Team
Stadium: FedEx Field
Status: No fans will be allowed throughout 2020 season
