NFL fan turnout so bad that Fox Sports is soliciting actors to play fans, fill seats at Sunday’s pre-game show

Source: Intellihub
Published: Dec 15, 2017
Author: Shepard Ambellas
Post Date: 2017-12-15 05:59:03 by Deckard
Views: 743

Warm bodies now getting paid to attend games, sit-in as ‘fans’

(INTELLIHUB) — It’s no big secret that NFL viewership and fan turnout at live games has diminished to all-time lows as teams struggle to sell even their lower-level tickets for as little as $3 and $4 after players decided to kneel during game numerous opening national anthems but no one would have ever thought it would come to the point to where fans have to be paid to fill stadium seats.

That’s right, you heard me, in the latest barrage of NFL shenanigans, Fox Sports has put out a casting call and is looking for Rams fans to attend Sunday’s pre-game in Los Angeles. The geniuses that took a knee to spite America have now created their own demise.

The solicitation posted on ProjectCasting.com reads:

Casting directors are now looking for NFL fans for Sunday, December 10th in Los Angeles, California.

Producers are seeking the following:

  • We’re looking for LA’s biggest NFL fans to be a part of #NFLSunday’s Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles Pre Game Show!
    Calling all LA Rams fans!

Maybe we should give all that NFL money the players have been getting for decades to Monster Energy Supercross riders, athletes who really risk life and limb to do what they do.

Just some food for thought. Please comment below and share.

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#1: Stoner    To: Deckard (#0)

Well all the players can thank Kapperdickhead, while he is cleaning toilets at WalMart. They can tell him how fun it is for them to pick up garbage on the McDonald's parking lot.

DUMBASSES !!!

Stoner posted on 2017-12-15 08:16:57   Reply   Private Reply


#2: Deckard    To: Stoner (#1)

Well all the players can thank Kapperdickhead, while he is cleaning toilets at WalMart.

Wasn't he the cover on GQ or some other metrosexual rag? I guess he's still the poster boy for the leftist loons.

Maybe we should give all that NFL money the players have been getting for decades to Monster Energy Supercross riders, athletes who really risk life and limb to do what they do.

Now there's a real sport. Man - what those guys do is unreal! - Not racist, but I haven't seen any blacks performing - on the skateboards and bicycles as well.

Deckard posted on 2017-12-15 09:29:18   Reply   Private Reply


#3: Tooconservative    To: Deckard, Stoner, nolu chan (#0)

They've even got the chicken people furious now.

BizPac Review: Chicken wing company is clucking mad the NFL’s stupid national anthem protests are hurting business

The NFL kneeling protests have had far reaching effects beyond the game of football.

It was a month ago that Papa John’s blamed sluggish pizza sales on the league’s protests, and now a chicken wing company is joining in.

Sanderson Farms CEO Joe F. Sanderson Jr. said on a conference call on Thursday that the dipping price of chicken wings has been driven by the protests, Bloomberg reported.

“It’s just been reported to us that some of our customers think that their traffic is down because of the demonstrations by some of the NFL players,” he said in an interview after the call.

According to the report, wings were doing fantastic for the majority of 2017 but in the past three months, as protests have worn on the American fans, wing prices have steadily declined.

Prices are now 14 percent lower than they were a year ago, according to Bloomberg. Shares in Sanderson have fallen 14 percent to $145.85 on Thursday, the worst the company has seen since 2004. . . .

Those NFL endorsement deals were very good for the pizza and chicken people until the playas started their flag protests. Now it's a complete drag on their business to be associated with the NFL in many parts of the country.

This is all part of the follow-on effects of these protests, much as we have observed all along. The NFL is just so huge that a lot of other businesses take a hit when the NFL tanks itself for no good reason.

Tooconservative posted on 2017-12-16 19:43:18   Reply   Private Reply