Hurricane Irma continues to create uncertainty with the Miami Dolphins’ season opener against Tampa Bay. The NFL said in a statement Tuesday that the game won’t be played at 1 p.m. Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium, as originally scheduled.

The first game in Mercedes-Benz Stadium kicked off Saturday night without much grand-opening pomp and pageantry, without speeches from dignitaries. That was a reflection of how the Falcons organization approached the night – a dress rehearsal for bigger shows ahead.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are about to play their 20th season at Raymond James Stadium, and yet in many ways it feels like they’re walking into a brand new home.

This week in a preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals, the Atlanta Falcons will take the field for the first time in their new home: the $1.5 billion, 71,000-seat Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

The European-style roof atop StubHub Center, made of a fabric designed to contain and reverberate crowd noise, was not in the original design plans for the $150-million stadium in Carson.

If you’re headed to the Los Angeles Rams at Memorial Coliseum this season, there’s some major stadium changes that you’ll want to know about. To try and ease traffic for fans driving to Exposition Park — and to create a less crowded feel at the stadium itself — the Rams will be selling fewer seats,

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The cranes are long gone. The profile of reimagined Hard Rock Stadium is well established in northern Miami-Dade County with the squared-donut roof and four giant spires reaching for the sky.

In another milepost toward next month’s opening of Mercedes-Benz Stadium, the cranes have been removed from the field and preparations have begun for installation of the artificial-turf playing surface.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium is set to open August 26 for an NFL preseason match-up between the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons. The brand new facility will house the Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta United FC of the MLS, and a number of concerts and special events.

A celebratory Fourth of July firework display in downtown Nashville went astray Tuesday night when a stray firework landed and went off inside the Tennessee Titans’ Nissan Stadium.