Billyg

im in again if there's room

the fake spike is over rated. they would have scored anyway with 4 shots at the end zone. the fish had all the momentum at the end of the game. but sorry you never saw her again.

energy, noise and creating a home field advantage were discussed at last year's fan advisory event so you will likely hear it again next week. they actually monitor what gets the fans fired up to help create a home field advantage (songs/videos, etc to play on third downs; rewards program to get Jets fans to games, ....)

they are concerned with filling the place up with Jets fans and creating a home field advantage.

did a little bit of digging. the 620,496 attendance number includes 77,562 for the Falcons game. no way - the place was empty.

these stats cant be right. the stadium holds 82,500 seats. based on the chart they averaged 77,500 people per game = 5,000 empty per game or 40,000 empty seats for the year. there had to be 70,000 empty seats at the Falcons game alone during the monsoon. maybe the 77,500 number is average seats sold per game (meaning tons of no shows) and not attendance but that also seems too high.

great picture.

the fake spike is overrated. they would have scored anyway.

I was on the field before the game as well (used rewards points) and saw several fans wearing Pats gear. The confirmation email that came with the invitation said "All pre game on field guests should be prepared to root for the home team in Jets gear". Also says "... items for the purpose of autographing are prohibited". obviously this wasn't enforced.

From TV? Where were you? Why didn't you go to the game?

Can u delay it 15 minutes to get gsstineau lives in?

I ended up buying in lower sideline.

What did you do with the row 9 tickets?

I'm in.

No microphones or questions in advance. They had everybody together in the large media room/Auditorium and after a brief introduction of the staff, the fans would raise their hands and get called on to ask their questions. They did not have the smaller breakout sessions that Dcat mentioned above. I was at a session a few years back and they did have the smaller breakout groups that were more effective than this larger group session. The staff did hang around after the event so you could talk to them one-on-one with concerns or questions.