This could be an all the league post I guess?

But as a UK fan of long time one thing that has always baffled me is that despite the crowds you don’t hear much singing/chanting in NFL games.

And as it’s off season I just wondered why that is?

I remember being at Wembley watching my team (Birmingham City) beat Arsenal and we still hold the record for loudest decibels at a Wembley sporting event and how much it motivated everyone but I don’t seem to hear much when I watched NFL. Is it ok just not hearing it or is there a reasons behind it?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IoPoWe0Zuwo

Is a link of my team with 2000 fans away at the sound is resounding.

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Because it's football and they're aren't long stretches where nothing happens.

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There are plenty of commercial breaks or periods during which a play is under review and people are encouraged to chant. We also chant/scream when the defense is on the field. When the offense is on the field you want to give you’re qb a chance to hear the calls from the OC and communicate with the rest of the team. So not much shouting then. 

I grew up in Bulgaria and have attended a ton of soccer games back home and know exactly what you are talking about though.

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Girls softball? Nothing incredible about that.

In football we chant yeahhhhhhh...with immediate suddeness all at the same time when a good/big play happens.

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It's not a musical. It's football.

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Never argue with idiots. They drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.

Americans don’t do that sort of thing. (shrug) We don’t.

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Moodachay?

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