College Football’s Best Rivalry Announces Awesome Venue Changes For The Next Five Years

• Host venues have been set for the next 5 years of the Army-Navy rivalry
• All sites will be NFL stadiums, including games at the homes of the Patriots and Commanders
• The NFL world is reacting to the news on social media

There’s big news in the world of college football.

The sport’s biggest rivalry has

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Each host site will be the home of an NFL team, giving awesome exposure to the rivalry through 2027. Philly has been the most popular site for the game in the past, while cities like Baltimore, NYC, West Point, and Annapolis have been sprinkled in.

Last year’s matchup was held in MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ, the home of the Giants and Jets.

The series is bigger than football. It draws viewers from across the country as they cheer on our servicemen and women in the ultimate representation of national pride. It’s annually held on the last week of the regular season so that the spotlight can be on those that give everything for the country.

But like all college football rivalries, the Army-Navy matchup has its fun side, too. And the traditions, like both teams standing for the other’s alma mater after the game no matter who wins or loses, are what make it the best game of the season.

Now, we’ll see the two rivals face off in professional venues over the next five seasons.

NFL world reacts to the Army vs. Navy news

Fans and media reacted to the announcement on social media, but the first to chime in were the NFL host teams themselves.

Fans were quick to respond, too, showing their excitement for the upcoming slate.

This should be a very cool experience over the next few years. I wonder if this type of thing will continue in the future, and possibly expand to areas outside of the Northeastern US.

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