Posted on 12/11/2017 5:52:03 AM PST by Bon of Babble
"... tickets for Sunday’s matchup between the Buffalo Bills and Indianapolis Colts sold for as little as $2. (Yes, you read that right.) Even the stadium’s best seats — in the lower part of the stadium near the 50-yard-line — were selling for just $29. […]
Tickets for the Carolina Panthers game went for a little as $7, while fans could see the Green Bay Packers for as cheap as $12.
Tickets to see the Dallas Cowboys later this month are going for as little as $10,
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
In fact, they've double-down instead.
They resigned Goodell, whose lack of leadership caused this debacle to begin with and then allowed it to continue to this dismal level.
They've invested $100 million in Social Justice causes that the players, think need to be addressed. When did playing football become liberal politics?
In October, Goodall said, "I think we all agree that there's nothing more important than trying to give back to our communities and make them better."
Hey Goodall. How about supporting your country and it's military and law enforcement instead of a bunch of Van Jones commie ideas?
This year a lot of those empty seats have already been paid for.
wait till next year...
It was fun watching the highlights — from the warmth of my couch. LOL.
“It’s next year’s season ticket sales thay will reveal the actual impact.”
If next years attendance resembles the “crowds” they had with the replacement players during the strike the NFL is doomed.
I hope they draw LESS attendance than the strike season.
No Fans Left.
Since they kneeled for the US anthem, and stood for the UK anthem, I doubt if they give a flip about anyone behind the scenes. I cannot/will not watch the NFL again.
I actually went to see MSL in Atlanta, and really enjoyed it. [Arthur Blank has hedged his investment in the Falcons with ownership of the Atlanta United.]
I have found a variety of things to do on Sundays, like going to the gym, and I am not looking back.
Biggest brand suicide, ever.
Also, there is plenty of college football to sate peoples’ football appetites.
And actually this was pretty much the way it was until the 1970s.
The big test will be the Super Bowl ratings. I expect a historical low.
Well said. The veil is lifted, the illusion gone, and best of all? Never to return.
Lol!
original article ripped off by GP:
not a lot of snow in the forecast here but a high of 35 for this week
That’s who I think are in some of these stands, food stall operators that have no customers taking a rest in a seat.
“The concessions are so nice now that people are not in their seats.”
yeah, i heard Mike RTirico repeat that line word for word the other night, and knew right then and there that it was propaganda he’d been instructed to repeat by someone higher up. (Mike also seemed to me like he was on some kind of drugs.)
Didn't read thru all the responses, so someone may have pointed this out already, but the weather in Buffalo was atrocious ... so if you're a Buffalo fan trying to sell your tickets you probably would be hard pressed to give them away.
As a long time Denver Bronco season ticket holder I sold my tickets at a 25% discount thru Ticketmaster. Beautiful day in Denver yesterday so the game, in spite of their record and the NFL kneeling issue, was well attended.
Not to worrry. Godell got a new contract, so all is well and they are expecting next year to be a banner year.
{snicker}
I remember when tickets to watch Miami Heat games were $10 in the upper level. That was in 2002.
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