The Oakland Raiders are bad, entering Sunday with a 3-10 record. The Cincinnati Bengals are also bad, entering Sunday with a 5-8 record, and starting quarterback Andy Dalton was lost for the season with a thumb injury in November.
Well, the two teams are playing against each other right now in Cincinnati, and there are a ton of empty seats at Paul Brown Stadium.
Press row in Cincy #OAKvsCIN MT @pauldehnerjr: Crowd shots 15 minutes after kickoff at PBS. @ Paul Brown Stadium pic.twitter.com/rxYQljc4z2
— Empty Seats Galore (@EmptySeatsPics) December 16, 2018
@EmptySeatsPics it’s time for the @Bengals to #FireHUEyLEWIS
The fans have given up on the on field product, lack of discipline and your lack of game day adjustments pic.twitter.com/cBxBZS4eaM
— James Michael (@MrSportsNews) December 16, 2018
Start of Raiders-Bengals game as electric as its crowd. pic.twitter.com/hbxTMn7QAU
— Michael Gehlken (@GehlkenNFL) December 16, 2018
Can you blame these fans? Who wants to watch bad football — and either pay for tickets or pay at least pay for concessions, parking, transportation, etc if you already had tickets — when you can spend your Sunday doing something enjoyable (like, just sitting at home and watching the RedZone).
