Arlington, Texas' AT&T Stadium takes the top spot, which makes sense because on more than one occasion we've seen expressions on the faces of Dallas Cowboys players as if they had just seen a ghost.This info comes to us from The Sports Geek, which employed a more scientific approach to this than I've ever seen in an episode of "Ghost Hunters."It turns out AT&T Stadium might be pretty haunted.Who knew? (Jerome Miron-Imagn Images)CLICK HERE FOR MORE OUTKICK SPORTS COVERAGEThey scored 47 venues across the US and Canada based on their haunted lore, age, proximity to burial sites, and, finally, an "other" category for the rest of each one's ghoulish attributes.In a shocker, Jerry's World — which opened in only 2009 — out-ghosted Dodger Stadium and 112-year-old Wrigley Field for the top spot.Man, this really puts my long-running argument of there being no new ghosts to shame...Are the spirits allegedly haunting AT&T Stadium partly to blame for the Cowboys' lacknof postseason success? Meh, probably not.
(Kevin Sabitus/Getty Images)Former stadium employee Selena Sixtos wrote an article in 2018 for Dallas Sports Fanatics in which she cites several odd occurrences.These included some poltergeist-like activity in a kitchen, a chill around a room named after legendary coach Tom Landry, and an incident in which she heard someone in a bathroom stall, only for it to be unoccupied.Which, in fairness, is actually way down the list of scary things to find in a stadium restroom, but creepy nonetheless.THE CRAIG CARTON SHOW–UNFILTERED, UNAPOLOGETIC AND UNMISSABLE.
DOWNLOAD HIS DAILY PODCAST NOW!The paranormal activity at AT&T Stadium is still less scary than the onfield product at times.(Nick Tre.
Smith/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)The stadium is also built next to a graveyard, per The Dallas Observer, and a worker was killed in an accident during its construction.That helps account for why it was able to overcome its comparatively young age.SIGN UP FOR TH...