What a waste, 1/3 of that "study" is how fans stick up for their teams online (social equity)? Dumb category. I don't go on any site really but this one, to stick up for my team. Also traveling to see your team, (road equity) kinda lame too. Would partly explain Eagles being so high though. I'll go with my Broncos being the longest consecutive game sellouts, at 47 years. And there's 75,000 people on the season ticket wait list.
The Eagles travel extremely well. When a team can make an impact in Mile High, that's a big deal. I was told by one of them at the game, they pick a game every year and a ton of them go to that one game, so it looks like a green take over. Them and Steelers have impacted Mile High the most, over the recent past. And Steelers a few years ago was the most opposition fans I've ever seen in there. Everyone found out a ton of Bronco fans sold their tickets to them, so they started this social media thing about Broncos fans not selling to opposing fans unless it was a last resort. It worked, there hasn't nearly been the amount of opposition fans after that.
Oh you should see what we see here in Denver. There's still a ton of 'boys bandwagoners. It's like a bee's nest when they're winning, when they're not, there are few to be found. Like total opposite of Raider fans, Bears fans, etc.
Eagles may be the 10th but I think the 49ers fanbase is slightly better.
id say that's about right.
I like Adam Gaze but next year barring major injuries the Patriots are beyond loaded.
Honest question what was the last year the Fins swept the Pats?
Just that the Jaguars are building a facility in London. So if they are building it is opening chatter something is up. I think by the next TV contract 2022 their will be a team in London and my bet is the Jags.
