Football entertainment in North America
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Baltimore Ravens
The Ravens play at M&T Bank Stadium from September to January.
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Dallas Cowboys
The Cowboys got the nickname 'America's Team' after they won three US football championships in the 1990s. Their snazzy new, retractable-roof home, Cowboys Stadium, opened in mid-2009.
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Miami Dolphins
'Dol-fans' are respectably crazy about their team, even if a Super Bowl showing has evaded them since 1985. Games are wildly popular and the Dolphins are painfully successful, in that they always raise fans' hopes but never quite fulfill them. Sun Life Stadium is in Miami Gardens, 15 miles north of Downtown.
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Washington Redskins
The city's football team plays at FedEx Field, east of DC in Maryland. The season runs from September to February.
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University of Miami Hurricanes
The Hurricanes were once undisputed titans of university football, but experienced a slow decline in 2004. They've recovered a bit as of research, and attending a game surrounded by UM's pack of fanatics is lots of fun.
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Saskatchewan Roughriders
Not to be confused with the Ottawa Rough Riders, the Green Riders, as they're known to legions of rabid locals, have achieved cult status within the Canadian Football League (CFL). Mosaic Stadium usually sells out to mobs of fans who don, of all things, watermelon hats.
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Ford Field
The struggling Lions toss the pigskin at this indoor stadium next to Comerica Park.
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Hubert H Humphrey Metrodome
The Vikings pro football team passes in the marshmallow-like 'Dome (notable for its roof crashing in 2010 under the weight of too much snow).
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Cleveland Browns Stadium
The NFL's Browns pass the football and score touchdowns on the lakefront.
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San Francisco 49ers
For NFL football, beer and garlic fries, head to Candlestick Park.
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Arizona Rattlers
An arena football team, the Rattlers were the 1994 and 1997 world champions, and hold games between May and August at the US Airways Center.
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Ohio Stadium
The Ohio State Buckeyes pack a rabid crowd into legendary, horseshoe-shaped Ohio Stadium for their games, held on Saturdays in the fall. Expect 102,000 extra partiers in town.
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Arizona Cardinals
In 2006 this National Football League (NFL) team moved from Tempe to the brand-new and architecturally distinguished University of Phoenix Stadium in the western Valley city of Glendale. The season runs from fall to spring.
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Chicago Bears
Da Bears, Chicago's NFL team, tackle at Soldier Field, recognizable by its classical-meets-flying-saucer architecture. Expect beery tailgate parties, sleet and snow.
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Seattle Seahawks
The Northwest's only National Football League (NFL) franchise plays in the 72,000-seat Seahawks Stadium.
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