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Yes...I just saw the half empty stadiums in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Attendance announced as “sold out”...based on ticket sales. However, the stadiums are empty based on people not showing up...who wants to be lectured.

Get real.

Yes...I just saw the half empty stadiums in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Attendance announced as “sold out”...based on ticket sales. However, the stadiums are empty based on people not showing up...who wants to be lectured.

Get real.

Let's look at FACTS.

You mention Los Angeles...

REALLY???

32 teams in the league and you post LA as your proof.

In 2014, LA was #30 for attendance with 57,018 avg attendance.
Meanwhile Dallas was 90,069

In 2015, LA was #32, with 52,402 avg.
Dallas was 91,459

2016, LA was #31, with 57,024 avg.
Dallas was 92,539

Two teams, 2 extremes in attendance.
I doubt it has anything to do with product or market interest.

So while you're touting LA, one of the worst attended teams in the NFL, I'll post the entire NFL stats.

NFL Attendance
2010: 17.01 Million
2011: 17.12
2012: 17.18
2013: 17.30
2014: 17.36
2015: 17.26
2016: 17.79

Wait until next year, when all the loyals who now regret buying 2017 tickets packages have told the NFL where to head in, and there is an UNSOLD TICKET for each and every empty seat. The real pain has not yet arrived, because many empty seats right now had a sold ticket anyhow. Those days will come to a screeching halt. Especially with the disgruntled agitators now doubling down on their idiocy.