What stadiums are still open air stadiums for pro football?

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What stadiums are still open air stadiums for pro football?

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Answer 1

Here are all the NFL teams with open air stadiums, along with their stadium name.
Buffalo Bills - Ralph Wilson Stadium
Miami Dolphins - Sun Life Stadium
New England Patriots - Gillette Stadium
New York Jets and Giants - New Meadowlands Stadium
Baltimore Ravens - M&T Bank Stadium
Cincinnati Bengals - Paul Brown Stadium
Cleveland Browns - Cleveland Browns Stadium
Pittsburgh Steelers - Heinz Field
Houston Texans - Reliant Stadium* (Retractable Roof)
Indianapolis Colts - Lucas Oil Stadium* (Retractable Roof)
Jacksonville Jaguars - EverBank Field
Tennessee Titans - LP Field
Denver Broncos - Invesco Field
Kansas City Chiefs - Arrowhead Stadium
Oakland Raiders - Oakland Coliseum
San Diego Chargers - Qualcomm Stadium
Dallas Cowboys - Cowboys Stadium* (Retractable Roof)
Philadelphia Eagles - Lincoln Financial Field
Washington Redskins - FedEx Field
Chicago Bears - Soldier Field
Green Bay Packers - Lambeau Field
Carolina Panthers - Bank Of America Stadium
Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Raymond James Stadium
Arizona Cardinals - University Of Phoenix Stadium* (Retractable Roof)
San Francisco 49ers - Candlestick Park
Seattle Seahawks - Qwest Field

Answer 2

Not sure any more since many old stadiums are being torn down and replaced since I played but do know Green Bay and Tampa Bay for sure are still open but not positive on the rest, I believe Jacksonville and Miami are open too

Answer 3

Umm, raiders, chargers, redskins, giants, jets, patriots, packers, man there are too many to count

Answer 4

Do you mean football? Or do you mean that "prancy around" stuff in silver and gold tights, wearing motorcycle helmets on pitches that have to have the measurements written down on the grass, where you have to bring on the "offense" (you know, those blokes that didn't discover underarm deodorants yet) 'cause you can't find the right bloke to chuck a ball?. Or did you mean football? (Sorry British joke - please forgive me.)