A close second is Cleveland. They sure have abandoned this horrible team.But I would never imagine so many empty seats 4 games into the season against an in state rival..bad fans!
i think it has to do with the blackout issue. A lot of fans are pissed off about not being able watch their team on tv, and I'm sure a good chunk of them are the ones that go see a home game or two per year. Jacksonville is a crap city too.
A close second is Cleveland. They sure have abandoned this horrible team.But I would never imagine so many empty seats 4 games into the season against an in state rival..bad fans!
The Cleveland Browns have been selling out their stadium for years. This, despite having a terrible team. Every Sunday the game is televised. Not sure what you are talking about??
Los Angeles Jaguars. LA doesn't want football though. Sure, there are some people that do, but I'll bet over 50% living there could care less about it.
Now, if maybe the Raiders would move back then it would be different.
A close second is Cleveland. They sure have abandoned this horrible team.But I would never imagine so many empty seats 4 games into the season against an in state rival..bad fans!
Detroit does not sell out every week. Cleveland does. There is a waiting list to buy Browns tickets. That's the rub. Some of these teams know that the fans are so loyal they will keep buying tickets so the owner is not as motivated as they should be to improve the team.
I watched the Brown game and there were easily 10,000-15,000 empty seats (actually the same in Miami). So those 15,000 tickets basically were thrown in the trash (if they were season tix and the game was sold out)??
Just got off the phone with the Browns stadium via Google. The game was not a sellout. 69,844 out of 73,200 tickets were sold. That is still very solid support for an 0-4 team. Cleveland has always supported the Browns.
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