Kyle Field is Texas' largest stadium in terms of regular seating capacity, with a capacity of nearly 102,000 people. Brady While he has won 70% of the Super Bowls in which he has appeared, Brady is one Super Bowl defeat away from tying the record for most Super Bowl losses by a starting quarterback. Jim Kelly now holds the record, having gone 0-4 in Super Bowls as the Buffalo Bills' quarterback in the early 1990s. The New York Giants' Eli Manning is next on the list with a 1-3 record as a starter. In addition to its size, Kyle Field has other unique features worth mentioning including: a large number of club seats (most stadiums have only luxury boxes or some form of premium seating), an elevated track around the outside of the stadium for cars to drive on during rain delays, and two giant domes over each end zone that contain lights that can be illuminated at night. The stadium opened in 1928 and was originally known as "State College Stadium" before it was renamed after former Texas A&M University football coach John Kyle. The original stadium had a capacity of 10,500 people and was built as part of a merger between State College and Texas A&M. Over the years, the stadium has been expanded several times with the latest expansion being completed in 1995 when 40,000 additional seats were added for football games. The total cost of the expansion was $150 million.