NFL Stadium found with dead rodents and poop in concession stands!

Well, this may make you think twice about ordering concessions the next time you attend a National Football League game. 

A health inspection at TIAA Bank Field, the home of the Jacksonville Jaguars, resulted in multiple violations. And they're certainly not for those with queasy stomachs. 

Delaware North, the concessions company who operates at the venue, released the following statement: 

"Delaware North follows the highest standards in foodservice and has strict policies to ensure compliance with all applicable food safety standards and regulations. A team of health inspectors spent the day on Nov. 6 inspecting the foodservice locations during a live event with more than 62,000 fans. Our managers worked closely with the health inspectors during the visit, and most of the violations identified were rectified immediately or within 24 hours. Furthermore, we are working to resolve the clerical error that led to a lapse in licenses for two of our concession stands. The other locations listed in the report as having licenses lapsed were not in operation at the time of the inspection."

So, who's hungry? The Jaguars are next in action at home on November 27 against the visiting Baltimore Ravens.