For about the last time in this argument its the tv revenue nfl teams survive on not game revenue, hell dont all concession and parking revenue go to the city not the team.

The diiff in revenu for say ten thousand unsold seats at what lets say average of 65 bucks a pop is 650,000 s that 7 times a year is what around 4.5 million. So thats the diff in us keeping a team? I call bs on that.

The tv revenue was 274 million per team last year. So ticket sales are really peanuts. So sick of hearing about it.

Btw i dont think we are 10k tix shy a game.

This is from investopedia.
Ticket Sales and Concessions
Although ticket sales constitute an important revenue stream for individual NFL teams, they are nonetheless relatively small compared to quickly growing revenue from TV deals (you’re probably noticing a pattern here). On average, NFL stadiums seat about 70,000 people, and games usually sell out. This doesn’t leave much opportunity for growth. The average ticket price has increased about 7% annually since the turn of the century. Tickets cost about $30 in 2000 to about $102 in 2017, but the added revenue from these increases are negligible when compared to revenue growth from TV.

Also our revenue per year is not that bad.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1935...s-in-2010/

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