Ford Field
Home Team Detroit Lions
League NFL
Location Detroit, MI, USA
Capacity 65,000
Opened 2002
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Ford Field

Ford Field has been the home of the Detroit Lions since 2002, built partly within the shell of a former Hudson's department store warehouse in downtown Detroit. It hosted Super Bowl XL in 2006 and the College Football Playoff National Championship in 2024.

Game Log Statistics

Per the Sports Logbook database.

League Games SLB Logged Games Highest-scoring game Lowest-scoring game
NFL 129 136 Detroit 42 – Buffalo 48 (2024-12-15) Detroit 16 – NY Jets 6 (2017-08-19)
NCAA Football (I) 17 44 Toledo 48 – Pittsburgh 46 (2024-12-26) Ohio 7 – Toledo 17 (2022-12-03)

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Attendance:

League Largest Crowd Smallest Crowd
NFL 66774 – Detroit vs Las Vegas (2023-10-30) 37102 – Detroit vs Indianapolis (2021-08-27)
NCAA Football (I) 51927 – Michigan State vs Penn State (2023-11-24) 2512 – Buffalo vs Ball State (2020-12-18)

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Games by Year

Year Total
2014 10 10
2015 10 10
2016 9 9
2017 11 11
2018 11 10 1
2019 10 8 2
2020 8 7 1
2021 12 10 2
2022 13 11 2
2023 13 10 3
2024 14 12 2
2025 15 12 3
2026 10 9 1

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Other Teams & Events

NCAA Basketball (I)

  • All — Former postseason venue, 2008–2009
  • Connecticut Huskies — Former postseason venue, 2009
  • Michigan State Spartans — Neutral site venue, 2008–2009
  • North Carolina Tar Heels — Former postseason venue, 2009

NCAA Football (I)

  • Akron Zips — Neutral site venue, 2005
  • All — Former postseason venue, 2002
  • Bowling Green Falcons — Former postseason venue, 2022
  • Buffalo Bulls — Neutral site venue, 2020
  • Central Michigan Chippewas — Neutral site venue, 2019
  • Eastern Michigan Eagles — Former postseason venue, 2019
  • Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets — Neutral site venue, 2018
  • Miami University RedHawks — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Michigan State Spartans — Neutral site venue, 2023
  • Minnesota Golden Gophers — Former postseason venue, 2023
  • Nevada Wolf Pack — Former postseason venue, 2021
  • Northern Illinois Huskies — Neutral site venue, 2021
  • Northwestern Wildcats — Neutral site venue, 2026
  • Ohio Bobcats — Former postseason venue, 2022
  • Pittsburgh Panthers — Neutral site venue, 2024
  • Toledo Rockets — Neutral site venue, 2022
  • Western Michigan Broncos — Former postseason venue, 2021

NCAA Hockey (I)

  • Boston College Eagles — Former postseason venue, 2010
  • Miami University RedHawks — Neutral site venue, 2010
  • RIT Tigers — Former postseason venue, 2010
  • Wisconsin Badgers — Former postseason venue, 2010

NFL

  • Buffalo Bills — Neutral site venue, 2014
  • Minnesota Vikings — Former home venue, 2010–2022

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