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Posted August 22, 2008 on wheresubaldo's Blog:
What baseball stadium also at one point had hosted the most NFL games ever?
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Baseball stadiums hosting NFL games.

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What baseball stadium also at one point had hosted the most NFL games ever?

Shea Stadium

Fenway Park

Yankee Stadium

Wrigley Field

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Comments (8)

  • islandk said September 09, 2008

    Yankee Stadium

  • sikeba6 said September 14, 2008

    This is wrong, the Jets played at Shea Stadium
    • wheresubaldo

      wheresubaldo replied September 15, 2008

      Did Shea Stadium ever have the most number of football games played there? No.

  • marshawncal10 said September 19, 2008

    This is a horrible quiz. Have you ever heard of Candlestick Park?

  • kevincurtin said September 25, 2008

    jets played @ shea for 1 year i think.....bears played at wrigley from about 1900-1960 or 70ish

    i think its legit
  • Astroal

    Astroal said September 26, 2008

    Wrigley is correct. The Bears played there for a long time. The Cardinals were once a Chicago team also. I do not know if they played at Wrigley, but they might have. The NFL of that day & age was a lot different from what we are watching nowadays.
  • mul71d

    mul71d said October 10, 2008

    i got it right, but it was a short quiz

  • dhays17 said March 12, 2009

    this was on Madden... creative
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