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Lee Rogers
Daily Stormer
September 17, 2018
The second week of the football season was not a good one! Look at all those empty seats!
The National Football League, more popularly referred to among patriotic Americans as the Negro Felon League, continues to have some serious problems. As expected, attendance for the second week of games was far worse than the first week.
Think I joke? The pictures don’t lie. Just look at all these empty seats from around the league. Talk about an embarrassment!
"@pbhockey04: @[me] I can’t take a pic of it but lots of empty steats for the Bills/ Chargers game… Bills fans fed up with the losing" (https://t.co/iuowo1TJUe) pic.twitter.com/agLBq1Pfjn
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) September 16, 2018
More than that… pic.twitter.com/dQBRTSf7CN
— DavidDunn (@ImDavidDunn) September 16, 2018
Per ESPN, announced crowd of 57,013 at FedExField today. #INDvsWAS (3rd pic: https://t.co/yY7OkW7El0) pic.twitter.com/magqxQGw4l
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) September 16, 2018
@EmptySeatsPics Mile High in Denver to start second half. To hot on that side pic.twitter.com/9rodchRriY
— Craig Mowers (@CraigMowers1) September 16, 2018
(2/2) RT @yo_its_joe: Guess the “Fitzmagic” isn’t enough to fill these seats. Eagles @ Buccaneers. Tampa Bay #FedUp? @[me] pic.twitter.com/2a77LU79QQ
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) September 16, 2018
#NFL #HOUvsTEN RT @rdixon175: @[me] Titans/Texans pic.twitter.com/9jRK1tYmJz
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) September 16, 2018
Even the Washington Post was forced to note the extremely poor attendance numbers for the Washington Redskins home opener.
The announced attendance of 57,013 was the lowest for a Redskins home opener in the 21-year history of FedEx Field — down more than 21,000 from the 78,658 who attended the Redskins’ 2017 home opener against the NFC rival Philadelphia Eagles.
It also broke what the Redskins have claimed is a 50-year streak of home-game sellouts.
Swaths of empty seats attested to the story, along with the large section of 300-level end zone seats that was covered with advertising signage and, at the opposite end zone, the removal of seats to create an open-air fan plaza for fans to mingle, order drinks and keep tabs on other NFL games via 30 HD TV screens.
The Washington Redskins is one of the most historically prominent teams in the league and they didn’t come close to selling out the stadium. This says quite a bit about the state of the league.
But perhaps the funniest part about this week’s games was one of the Negroid players deciding that he was going to retire at halftime!
Vontae Davis has issued a statement confirming his retirement from the NFL, effective as of halftime of today's Bills game: https://t.co/kY1y5kgCDB pic.twitter.com/n2n0wkGFIm
— Deadspin (@Deadspin) September 16, 2018
Savage!
