Atlanta over run with Patriots fans

[GreatestShowOnTurf]

Do you guys really think noise will play a factor? I’m wondering I just don’t see it. I think a lot of people from Atlanta will go just to go and say they have been to a SB

 

[wizwor]

The league (as much as would like to) can't control the secondary market. That's where the Pats fans appear to be blowing LA out of the water.

Interesting perspective, but I do not believe the ticket stats were based on NFL distribution. That said, I wondered how the heck they would know which team a ticket purchaser rooted for, so I guess your methodology (whatever it is) is just as valid. We'll find out soon enough.

 

[zoostation]

There would've been 55-65 seconds remaining, not 40.

ok

 

[UFGatorPat]

Do you guys really think noise will play a factor? I’m wondering I just don’t see it. I think a lot of people from Atlanta will go just to go and say they have been to a SB

I don’t think it will affect Goff and Co., but it can absolutely aid momentous plays and help boost momentum. It could boost our defense at the right times. It could catch y’all off guard when you realize it may not be a very neutral environment. Very minor effect but > 0.

 

[wizwor]

Interesting perspective, but I do not believe the ticket stats were based on NFL distribution. That said, I wondered how the heck they would know which team a ticket purchaser rooted for, so I guess your methodology (whatever it is) is just as valid. We'll find out soon enough.

I have to say the math was wrong. It sounded like a home game. If other team's fans were not joining the Pat's fans, they must have sold them their tickets.

 

[NEPats1]

GREAT JOB BY ALL THE PATRIOTS FANS WHO SHOWED UP AND MADE IT A HOME GAME FOR THE PATRIOTS!!!