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    \r\nYou marvelous CNET News.com readers enjoyed our tech-HQ guessing game so much, we thought we’d provide a similar satellite-driven diversion prior to Super Bowl Sunday. \r\n

    \r\nThis time around, we ask you to match one of the teams in the following list of Super Bowl winners to one of the pictured stadiums (we know you geeks just wish you were jocks). Please note that the stadiums represented are, in all but one case, the current home of the listed team, not necessarily the venue the team occupied during the year(s) it won the big game (alas, a lot of those stadiums have been bulldozed).\r\n

    \r\nWe’ll provide a list of correct matches, along with the stadium names, later in the week.\r\n

    \r\nGot it? OK, here, in alphabetical order, is a list of all past Super Bowl winners. Which of the following stadiums do they call home?\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\nHere’s some info on the first stadium:\r\n

    \r\nA lighthouse motif leads fans through the main entrance of this facility, which has been the site of many a close shave for its home team. (Obviously it was still under construction when this photo was taken.)\r\n

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  • \r\nThe shape of this stadium may give a clue as to its main tenant. Then again, it may not.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nBoth a college football team and a pro football team play on this gridiron, which is located just across the river from downtown (the stadium’s open end allows views of the skyline).\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nA particular natural feature here should give you a whopping hint. Also, the stadium served as the venue for a landmark concert by the Fab Four.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThere’s a whole lot going on here. The pool in the lower left was built for the 1932 Olympics (as was the stadium), and it’s where Buster Crabbe, of “Tarzan” and “Flash Gordon” fame, broke the 400-meter freestyle record set by Johnny Weissmuller–another “Tarzan” hunk. There’s a rose garden up top as well, and if you peer really hard, you might just be able to make out a decommissioned passenger plane and a building designed by Frank Gehry.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nSome have called this sporting ground the most historic stadium in football. It’s been modified several times and has so far avoided the wrecking ball that’s laid waste to many of its brethren.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThe playing surface here is actually below ground level, which means the stadium looks a lot shorter from the outside than it actually is. The neighboring arena plays host to a basketball team.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThe first stadium of its kind to be built entirely with private funds, this one has served as a model ever since. In addition to hosting a football team and a baseball team, the venue has turned the spotlight on U2, The Who, The Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd. \r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThe pope once paid this place a visit, as did the Three Tenors. It’s also hosted several World Cup soccer matches and been home to at least five pro football teams.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThis was the first two-stadium complex of its kind and was completed in 1972. There’s often been talk of adding a roof to the football field, but so far that plan has been nixed.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nObviously, this historic stadium has been rebuilt, a fact that caused some controversy.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThis stadium is the largest in the NFL, and it’s still never failed to sell out every game.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThe odd shape of this facility lets dry fans watch a soggy football game. Perhaps that’s made the players feel like they’ve gotten a raw deal: The team is scheduled to move to a new stadium in a few years.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThis stadium helped lure its eventual home team away from another city. And a special system allows the football field to be rolled up in an hour so the dome can serve as a convention center.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nThis spot used to be home to a piano factory. Now it plays host to the sound of 300 pound linemen crashing against one another (as well as the sound of bands such as Metallica and System of a Down).\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

  • \r\nCannons fire here to celebrate touchdowns by the home team.\r\n

    \r\nWho plays/ed here? Is it the:\r\n

    \r\nBaltimore Ravens
    \r\nChicago Bears
    \r\nDallas Cowboys
    \r\nDenver Broncos
    \r\nGreen Bay Packers
    \r\nKansas City Chiefs
    \r\nLos Angeles Raiders
    \r\nMiami Dolphins
    \r\nNew England Patriots
    \r\nNew York Giants
    \r\nNew York Jets
    \r\nOakland Raiders
    \r\nPittsburgh Steelers
    \r\nSt. Louis Rams
    \r\nSan Francisco 49ers
    \r\nTampa Bay Buccaneers
    \r\nWashington Redskins
    \r\n

    \r\n??\r\n

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