Have you been to an NFL game that didn't involve the Steelers?

Have you been to an NFL game that didn't involve the Steelers?

For me:
Green Bay - to knock off Lambeau Field off my bucket list
Denver - visiting my son while I was there. Russell Wilson started for the Broncos.

I'm thinking I may try to get to Kansas City before they move to a new stadium, and I wouldn't mind checking out the Bills new stadium.

 

I have, but mostly when I was a child.

My father got season tickets to Saints games when we lived in New Orleans, so I was at most of their home games for three years. The last one was a Monday Night Football game against the Steelers, which Pittsburgh lost. That part of it was not fun. My brother and I were young enough that we would miss parts of the games just so we could run around the stadium.

We moved to Northern Virginia when I was in high school, so my father got tickets to Washington games in old RFK Stadium. Seeing Hogettes up close was interesting.

 

An old friend of mines dad was the OC for the Steelers back in the 70’s and 80’s who then spent decades in the NFL with great success. He got me tickets to the RCA dome in Indianapolis when he was the OC for the Colts about 20 years ago to watch the Cowboys Vs Colts. Colts won! I was wearing my Hines Ward jersey. I took another friend of mine who was a Browns fan. We had a great time.

 

A few Eagle games friends took me to. Secretly rooting hard for my friends to see a loss.

 

When I was younger, my dad had Charger season tickets. went to many games against the AFC west.

 

I lived in KC back in the 90s and attended many chiefs games when Marty Schottenheimer was the HC. This was when they kept going 1 and done in the postseason. Several times they were 13-3 with a 1st round bye and then would get beat in the divisional round. Anyways, arrowhead is an incredible place to watch a game. Their fans are great and friendly to opposing fans. The tailgating is next level and you'll find some awesome bbq there. The stadium shares parking and is right next door to Kaufman stadium where the royals play so tons of room to tailgate. I was able to attend a royals game and a chiefs preseason game the same day back to back one year. It was amazing. Definitely go before they move out of arrowhead.

 

Arrowhead is a very
Ugly place, and I seen a Steeler fan about a section over and 4 rows down get the sh!+ kicked out of him there back in about 99.
I remember thinking if He couldn't fight better than that , he should have shut up.

 

Only NFL games I've ever been to that the Steelers weren't playing was a couple of preseason games with the Bears in Chicago.

 

Nope! Even Preseason games were Steelers.

 

Went to New York in 2017 and the only game that was on when I was there was Dallas @Giants

Both teams were ass at the time and tickets were cheap. I bought them on stubhub and when I got to the gate there was a problem that saw me and my wife standing there for 30 minutes. We eventually got upgraded to club tickets. Had a great day even if the game wasn’t a classic

 

Hate to hear that. He must have been talking mad shít. Arrowhead is definitely old and the chiefs need a new venue. But the atmosphere and energy every time I went was next level. Those fans love their team.

 

Oh yeah, they love their team. As for that stadium I remember two of their bathrooms were flooding out into the halls of the place, and you had to walk through it. Nasty.

 

I ve been too Lambeau Bears vs. Packers and Patriots vs Dolphins in Miami when the Pats had Brady and Moss.

 

Bears vs Vikings

Vikings vs Bears

Both around 1985-86

 

I was at Denver once and they had long trough urinals and some drunk took a head first dive and slid down it

I hope it was on a really big bet

 

One of the best things about Arrowhead is how they built the interstate ramps into the parking area

Try getting into parking at Heinz Field

For one season because of construction I had to make an illegal U-Turn right in front of the traffic police to get into where I parked

Fortunately they were on foot and had bigger problems than me but arms waved and whistles blew

 

My dad got season tickets to the Chargers in about '71. I'd go to Broncos, Raiders and Chiefs games. Back then, the chiefs were arguably dirtier than the Raiders!

 

So you had a first hand look at the legendary 85 Bears Defense. How did they play in your eyes?! All I ever read about them is the equivalent of something ripped straight from mythology.

 

They were very legit and a lot of fun to watch

It was particularly fun being in downtown Chicago during and after the Super Bowl win

I may be biased but the 76 Steelers defense was the best