It has been a rough year for the NFL, as has been well-documented and extensively discussed. Attendance at games, television ratings and advertising revenue all have been plummeting, with the loss of many long-time fans for good, due in significant part to kowtowing to George Soros and Black Lives Matter with the false victimization-of-blacks-by-police narrative.
One recent trend, thanks in large part to Empty Seats Galore on Twitter (@emptyseatspics), is noticing how many NFL stadiums are very far from filled during gametime.
There are numerous candidates for Week 12 games likely to feature stadiums with quite a few empty seats, based on recent games there with poor attendance:
Lucas Oil Stadium, at which the 3-7 Indianapolis Colts host the 6-4 Tennessee Titans
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#NFL #PITvsIND RT @willspringer: @[me] Colts fans fed up. Many empty seats and many Steelers fans in Indy. pic.twitter.com/JkwRN7OxQC
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) November 12, 2017
Paul Brown Stadium, at which the 4-6 Cincinnati Bengals host the 0-10 Cleveland Browns
If the @Bengals hold on to win, but no one sees it…. did it really happen?@EmptySeatsPics #WhoDey pic.twitter.com/84OgBzY1kj
— Landon Simms (@simms_landon) October 29, 2017
MetLife Stadium, at which the 4-6 New York Jets host the 7-3 Carolina Panthers
@EmptySeatsPics jets game pic.twitter.com/mNMBJ31fNS
— #FireAV (@michaelpachecoo) September 24, 2017
Levi’s Stadium, at which the 1-9 San Francisco 49ers host the 6-4 Seattle Seahawks
Caption: “My estimate – 2/3 empty at kickoff. #49ers” #NFL #AZvsSF (https://t.co/m1YUXbJYHv) pic.twitter.com/KRP2DJ7jf9
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) November 5, 2017
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, at which the 7-3 Los Angeles Rams host the 8-2 New Orleans Saints. (Despite this being a matchup of two surprisingly good division leaders, the recently-relocated-from-St. Louis Rams do not have much of a fan base.)
#Rams #NFL RT @LizHabib: Press Box seat #HOUvsLAR 1st Qtr. pic.twitter.com/6oAFbPWaHg
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) November 12, 2017
One place, it should be noted, that is not likely to feature a lot of empty seats on Sunday is Philadelphia. The Eagles, who have the NFL’s best record at 9-1 but who have never won a Super Bowl, have a currently very enthusiastic fan base, as can be seen from this video from a few days ago, of fans doing an Eagles chant while at a Sixers NBA game:
Once again @Eagles #FlyEaglesFly chant is loud and clear @sixers game #BrotherlyLove @AimeeLucia ???????????? pic.twitter.com/sZ5dSdG2lA
— Cindy Webster (@CindyWeb94) November 23, 2017
