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NFL-Teams allowing fans inside stadiums amid COVID-19 pandemic

Sept 8 (Reuters) - The following is the list of NFL teams allowing a limited number of fans to attend matches amid the COVID-19 pandemic when the season kicks off on Thursday:
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Cleveland Browns

  • Stadium capacity: 67,895 at FirstEnergy Stadium
  • Maximum capacity permitted: Approximately 10% for first two games

Dallas Cowboys

  • Stadium capacity: 80,000 at AT&T Stadium
  • Maximum capacity permitted: To be announced

Indianapolis Colts

  • Stadium capacity: 70,000 at Lucas Oil Stadium
  • Maximum capacity permitted: 2,500 for Sunday's opener against Minnesota Vikings

Jacksonville Jaguars

  • Stadium capacity: 67,164 at TIAA Bank Field
  • Maximum capacity permitted: Approximately 25%

Kansas City Chiefs

  • Stadium capacity: 76,416 at Arrowhead Stadium
  • Maximum capacity permitted: Approximately 22%

Miami Dolphins

  • Stadium capacity: 65,326 at Hard Rock Stadium
  • Maximum capacity permitted: 13,000 for the opener against Buffalo Bills on Sept. 20

New Orleans Saints

  • Stadium capacity: 74,295 at Mercedes-Benz Superdome
  • Maximum capacity permitted: To be announced (for the second game against Green Bay Packers only, if approved) (Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru Editing by Toby Davis)

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