A new study has found that home of the Las Vegas Raiders, the Allegiant stadium is officially the most injury prone stadium in the NFL, with the stadium causing 23.92 injury reports each game played , 40% more than the current least injury-prone stadium the Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Analyzing over 72,000 injury reports, Betting.com were able to calculate the average number of injury reports per game for each stadium, as well as the most common injury types and the positions players are most likely to be injured playing in.
Allegiant stadium is the most cursed stadium
| Stadium | Injury Reports per Game |
| Allegiant Stadium | 23.92 |
| NRG Stadium | 22.87 |
| Lucas Oil Stadium | 21.76 |
| Gillette Stadium | 21.63 |
| Wembley Stadium | 21.50 |
Despite only becoming the franchise’s base in September 2021, the stadium has already garnered a reputation for hosting the highest injury rate per game.
Notably the only stadium in the top four with a grass surface, Allegiant has racked up an impressive 598 injury reports in just 25 games. Breaking from the norm, ankle injuries are most common, with 42 reports across the Raiders’ tenure.
The stadium’s curse claimed various victims during the 2022-23 season. In week 4, the Denver Broncos’ visit to Allegiant resulted in multiple injuries to key players. Defensive back PJ Locke was injured on the opening kick off, followed by a knee injury dealt to running back Javonte Williams who left Allegiant Stadium on crutches. Later on in the game, pass rusher Randy Gregory also suffered a knee injury, the Broncos falling victim to the venue’s voodoo.
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