As Week Two of the NFL’s 100th season kicks off, a quick look through social media finds many fans still wondering about all the empty seats as their favorite teams hit the gridiron.
The worst example appeared to be at L.A. Memorial Coliseum where the Rams were battling the visiting New Orleans Saints. Fans flooded social media with questions over the size of the crowd:
Coco💕JK long hair enthusiast @rosegoldsjm
All those empty seats https://twitter.com/ramsnfl/status/1173321909997461504 …
Where are the fans? The red u see are empty seats. Come on LA!!#RamsvsSaints #Rams #Saints #NFL100 #NFL https://t.co/HfIshPdIxK pic.twitter.com/VoRwlxZA2g
— VanCity604 (@City604Van) September 15, 2019
The same question occurred to Dolphins fans as Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium seemed to have more than a few empties. Others probably wondered if the Dolphins even showed up with their crushing 43-0 loss to the New England Patriots:
Ryan Hannable ✔ @RyanHannable
Lots of empty seats in Miami 10 minutes before kickoff. The people that are here are mostly Patriots fans
Heinz Field was also said to be lacking fans as the Pittsburgh Steelers welcomed the Seattle Seahawks who beat the home team in a squeaker, 28-26:
The stands at the New York Giants’ MetLife Stadium were also sparsely populated as far as some fans thought. Fans were also not likely very happy that the Giants lost to the Buffalo Bills, 28-14, either:
At least one fan thought that the Bengals’ Paul Brown Stadium was not as full as it should be when the 49ers came to town to beat the home team 41-17:
Will Clifford @wiclifford
Half empty seats in the sun and a sea of red jerseys, looks like @LevisStadium #49ers
Finally, fans worried that Nissan Stadium was lacking enthusiasm as the home team Titans took on, and lost to, the Indianapolis Colts, 19-17:
Will Clifford @wiclifford
Half empty seats in the sun and a sea of red jerseys, looks like @LevisStadium #49ers
Half empty seats in the sun and a sea of red jerseys, looks like @LevisStadium #49ers
Poster Comment:
Some of these teams are playing poorly. But LA is tied for first place with SF and Seattle. But I still refuse to buy Nike and Gillette.
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Do they make Gillette overseas too? ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2019-09-16 21:15:43 Reply Private Reply
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NeoconsNailed posted on 2019-09-16 21:22:24 Reply Private Reply
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Not too sure. But when we went into Country Music Inn in Illinois, we would sometimes use word association to remember girl's names. Such as Gillette and Jeanette.
CMI is closed long ago and there is a UPS store on the corner now. I guess the property was worth more than the annual revenues. It was the same way with Riverview Amusement Park in Chicago. That was the last place you could shoot .22 shorts at the shooting gallery inside the city limits. ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2019-09-16 22:57:42 Reply Private Reply
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NeoconsNailed posted on 2019-09-17 01:27:51 Reply Private Reply
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Next they will want the ball bats too. ;)
BTP Holdings posted on 2019-09-17 09:41:16 Reply Private Reply
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NeoconsNailed posted on 2019-09-17 09:50:48 Reply Private Reply