Cleveland will ALWAYS be a football first city! Ohio loves their football. They are probably the 1st or 2nd most passionate state for football. Browns fans don't jump ship. We want a winner every year, no matter what happened the previous year.
Ohio is nothing but a phony pretend state who has no talent in state to fill their little state university bucknuts team..the browns were so well supported the owner moved them to Baltimore..yeah, really passionate
It is kind of surprising that they used UGA to raise the falcons where yeah they have had a great Super Bowl contending core a few years ago but if it wasn’t for Alabama Ohio State would be the juggernaut of college football.
I wholeheartedly agree that Tampa is more of a hockey city than football and baseball combined. For one, Amalie Arena provides much needed relief from the humidity by being so refreshingly cool inside.
Awesome video!! As a brazilian that loves US culture it helped me a lot to get a broad view on this topic, I've been looking for a video like this for a long time! Thanks
Denver has the NFL record for the longest sellout streak, plus their fans are very loyal to the team (even during the bad times). Sure, they only won 3 Super Bowls, but they've been one of the better powerhouses of the AFC throughout their history by appearing in 8 Super Bowls (tied for the 2nd most in NFL history).
Having grownup in WNY but lived on the front range for many years, my perspective is that Denver fans are pretty good. Better than I thought they'd be when I first moved here. And with the added energy Russell Wilson has brought, even moreso lately. But compared to B-lo, there's just no comparison. Buffalo has insanely devoted fans. They live, sleep, eat and breathe The Bills, 24-7, 365, come better or worse (and it's usually worse, but they stay just as devoted.) The Broncos have very good fans. And that's fine. But just can't compare to B-lo.
The fact that there are people in here saying its anything other than Green Bay blows my mind. Clearly youve never been to that city, because the Packers are legitimately everything to them, and its not even close. Community owned, sold out since 1960, and multiple streets named after team legends. I don't see any other city being that devoted to Football.
Respectfully, Green Bay is a firm #1. Firstly. 1919... Packers are almost 15 years older than the Steelers. I grew up in and around the area. We live for the team. Every family gathering and meaningful childhood memory featured the Packers in some way. There's no other professional sports team anywhere near us and the Brewers and Bucks have been terrible for most of the last 60 years. The Badgers are the only relevant college football program in the state and they're consistently inconsistent. More than that, the Green Bay area has zero attractions to compete with the Packers. A local mom & pop store here, a hokey rural amusement park there, some lazy river fishing everywhere..... Football is all we have in GB. My 85-year-old grandparents are still on the waitlist for season tickets. #1 football city in America. Respect it.
The KC pick is very off 🤣 since the World Series, the Royals hold on KC sports has fallen off tremendously. The Blue fanbase is not nearly as dominate as people think, and Cards fans in KC are few in between
same with Atlanta, no one cheers for the falcons and no one is really proud of them since losing 3 super bowls. Now its only the bulldogs, along with atl. united and hawks a bit.
Warriors Giants 49ers and Sharks for those on the south side of the bay bridge / golden state bridge... I heard more abt raiders than A's from north side.
I’m really appreciative of you placing the Falcons really high on this list. However, the Braves and Bulldogs are most loved in Georgia. The Falcons and Hawks are still really loved but a close second.
@@JayRockLA I'm from the city and recently took worktrips to Knoxville, TN and Columbia, SC, didn't know that they were fans as well of the Braves until I realized that those states didn't have pro baseball teams. The close team north of Florida to us are the Astros, Nationals, and possibly the Reds, yikes lol.
@@MoeDavinci pull up a map of mlb teams, crazy how isolated the braves and marlins are and also makes you realize, even more, why the braves are probably the most popular team in the mlb
@@MoeDavinci Closest other MLB cities to Atlanta. 1. Cincinnati: 461 miles (Reds) 2. St. Petersburg: 478 miles (Rays) 3. St. Louis: 555 miles (Cardinals) 4. Washington D.C.: 637 miles (Nationals) 5. Miami: 665 miles (Marlins) 6. Baltimore: 677 miles (Orioles) 7. Pittsburgh: 685 miles (Pirates) 8. Cleveland: 710 miles (Guardians/Indians) 9. Chicago: 723 miles (Cubs & White Sox) 10. Philadelphia: 774 miles (Phillies) 11. Houston: 793 miles (Astros) 12. Arlington/DFW: 803 miles (Rangers)
I'm a Rams fan. The Rams do have plenty of lifelong fans in SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Not just LA. They did pretty well in terms of attendance when they were at the Coliseum. Which is notoriously difficult if it/was to sell out. Since they won the Super Bowl plus the appeal of SoFi Stadium itself. This could also be said about the Chargers but since LA is a city of transplants, people will be loyal to their home team. But the Rams do have a fan base and it'll only grow. LA is getting a bit better with the Rams. I live close to there so I’m starting to see more Rams fans here. Players like Stafford, Kupp, and Donald are also becoming icons here. The Chargers are a bit different though... The Raiders just need to be given a bit more time. The team just moved to Vegas a couple years ago and they’re getting better and better with each year. If they return to the playoffs this season, expect the support to increase even more. Buffalo should be at the top. Dallas has a lot of competition and is probably mostly so football-heavy due to the team’s notoriety. Green Bay is also up there, but I personally think table jumping takes the cake. The Packers are pretty much the only thing in northern Wisconsin. Every single home game, including preseason, is sold out. The season ticket waiting list is so long if you bought tickets today, your grandkids might get them if you're lucky. The streets are all named after famous Packers players and coaches. On game day, every backyard in the entire city becomes a parking lot. Three times a year, they play a "Milwaukee package" game, and traffic backs up along two different freeways for about 100 miles. The Packers are one of the oldest and most successful franchises in the NFL. There's no way Green Bay doesn't top this list. New York City should've been in the top 10 had the Jets built the stadium in either Brooklyn or Queens and the Giants built it in the Bronx or Staten Island that would have worked big-time Exactly, building a stadium in the middle of a swamp in the middle of nowhere was a pretty dumb decision Interesting List. I live in Michigan and have always been a huge fan of football through the Michigan Wolverines and Detroit Lions. Football will always be my favorite sport to watch. Although, if there is any form of historical significance in this, you would say that Detroit is much more of a hockey city. Such it is when the Red Wings have 11 Stanley Cups. Not saying the success of the team should be factored into this list, football is still a huge deal here, no question. Historically though, hockey is what this state has been all about. Even if you just look at college sports, basketball isn’t far behind football. I live in Grand Rapids and am a Packers fan. However, you are 💯 right about Detroit being a Hockey town first. Probably even put the Tigers/Baseball before football in terms of popularity. Maybe it'll change if the Lions can sustain success. Please do a Video about the biggest fanbases outside the us for NFL teams The Rams and Chargers are starting to become good so the football in LA will be on the rise Having two teams in LA is the height of hubris. You guys should do NFL players you didn’t know had kids You guys should do this with college football the top 10 would be at least 7 SEC teams Denver in my opinion is a football city. I don’t really watch hockey so I don’t know about avalanche attendance. Also, no one really goes to Nuggets games, so I still think football is the biggest sport here in Colorado 8:21 “Football will always be king in Carolina” def not true. Chapel Hill is heavily basketball, but I mean Raleigh Durham, and other parts of the region are heavily hockey now, which is surprising. As someone who lives in Tampa, Arena Football was the sport to watch when the Storm were around. Truly a shame that they aren't back. The Rams have actually been doing pretty well in attracting fans. When they’re winning, the fans definitely show up. Right now, the Rams r among the top 3 most popular LA-based sports teams in their respective region, along with/ the Lakers and Dodgers. However, the biggest issue is when the 49ers, Raiders, or Cowboys come to town, cuz then, well… yea good luck to the Rams w/ that…
Im a Packers fan living in Indy. The fans here are fairweather as hell. I don't think they're bad fans though. I never hear about the Pacers now since they suck
A swing and a miss on Vegas. The placement is right, but not because of the tourist stuff. We avoid that stuff like the plague. This is a hockey town, our Golden Knights were with us after our biggest tragedy and we love them for that. The Raiders were MIA even knowing that they were moving here. They need to prove themselves before we'll give them our love.
Raiders made the playoffs, it’s not like they’re putting a bad product out there. But I understand. Golden Knights are a Vegas original while Raiders came from Oakland.
Vegas is a hockey town? Would not have guessed. I mean without lakes and the weather to freeze them over, how is it that popular? Like how do the children get introduced to the sport. How do they play it on a whim? Southern cities with hockey teams is just something I never understood.
The Golden Knignts were here during the 10/1 shootings, and they were everywhere, with the people giving blood, and at every charity event for the survivors. Then they seemed to put the city on their shoulders and went to the finals, though they were just an expansion team, our Golden misfits. There are several indoor rinks now where kids can get into the sport.
For Atlanta, you can't forget about Georgia Tech. The football we know today wouldn't exist if it weren't for Heisman and Georgia Tech in the 1910s and 1920s. And as a resident of Baton Rouge, I can absolutely confirm that you can't go nowhere in the state without seeing Saints merch, even places like Shreveport and Monroe up north. And while I may live in Louisiana, I'm still a Falcons fan at heart. Geaux Dirty Birds!
I'm a Rams fan. The Rams do have plenty of lifelong fans in SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Not just LA. They did pretty well in terms of attendance when they were at the Coliseum. Which is notoriously difficult it it/was to sell out. Since they won the Super Bowl plus the appeal of SoFi Stadium itself. This could also be said about the Chargers but since LA is a city of transplants, people will be loyal to their home team. But the Rams do have a fan base and it'll only grow.
The guy ON THE VIDEO doesn’t know what he’s talking about, the rams just won a super bowl there’s definitely a lot of rams fans in LA also a bunch of raiders fans
While that is true. Whenever they play the Niners,Raiders,Cowboys,Steelers,Eagles,Packers,Chiefs & Broncos at home there will consistently be more Away fans. Despite the SB.
Fellow rams fan here- I live in NorCal so this might be why, but I have yet to meet an actual real-life Rams fan. And just from watching our games on TV, it’s looks like our SoFi is always invaded by away teams. Especially against the 49ers. Also I feel like The Raiders/Rams have a split custody of LA with them being in Los Ángeles for a decent amount of time after the Rams moved to STL. I really do want a fanbase to grow around the Rams though, its starting to feel kinda lonely
The Packers are pretty much the only thing in northern Wisconsin. Every single home game, including preseason, is sold out. The season ticket waiting list is so long, if you bought tickets today, your grandkids might get them if you're lucky. The streets are all named after famous Packers players and coaches. On game day, every backyard in the entire city becomes a parking lot. Three times a year, they play a "Milwaukee package" game, and traffic backs up along two different freeways for about 100 miles. And the Packers are one of the oldest and most successful franchises in the NFL. There's no way Green Bay doesn't top this list.
Browns fans are some of the most loyal fans i know. And i dnt know about the rest of us, but me personally as a panthers fan, we dont give up on our team.
First off Dallas are only called “America’s team” because the Steelers refused it. Secondly Pittsburgh’s fans are all over the country, and most travel if they can. Certainly need to be placed higher then 5th.
Im a native Houstonian and football is my fave. We are a football town and all, but the Astros doing well has made them bigger. But you had to admit the Texans since joining the league have been slightly below average, yet have soldout every game. We just have soooooo many transfers from other cities/states that live in or around thr city and they bring their love for the teams. It can be hard to be a Texans fan😂
There's just no way. Green bay has WON 818 games. Buffalo's only played 985. There are life long Packer fans who have reached 100 YEARS OLD. I rest my case.
Green Bay is not the biggest city, but for four months out of the year the entire city revolves around the Packers, and the other 8 revolves around anticipation of the next season.
List is a joke… Kansas City at 17…. They should be close to 10… how many years have we sold out the stadium… chiefs first than royals… we travel or have people all around.. how many of the top teams have taken over some of the other stadiums.. Denver New York… they should be down more… too many other teams in a lot of these top teams to think they have better football fans than kc
As a Philadelphia Sports Fan NYC Should Be Higher in My Mind Since There’s 3 NHL Teams, 2 MLB Teams and 2 NFL Teams Along With 2 NBA Teams in The Same Area in North NJ and NY!
A lot of this stuff seems to be… controversial. Imo, Buffalo > Dallas, especially since Buffalo has NO COMPETITION (besides the Sabres) and while the Mavs, Rangers and Stars don’t compare, still. Also NYC and Boston should be much lower if the football teams aren’t the most popular. Nashville and Pittsburgh are “small markets.” Ok sure but where are they supposed to go
As a person from Pittsburgh, this list is shit. Pittsburgh has some of the best fans of all time. Also, just ‘cause Dallas has a sign at there stadium saying they are America’s team does not make them number 2, Pitt should be 2.
Pittsburgh should be number one ,the whole city is black and yellow gold and they love their steelers, I don't live there but I'm a lifelong steelers fan for over 44 years
Wrong they became Americas team bc it was given to them when they were winning a lot not even just taht but the pure talent they had over the many years. Literally Barry Sanders said it was the reason why he wanted to play for the cowboys. Stop tryna discredit them. Look at his The pivot interview for one example.
Considering you didn't bother to mention the Sabres while talking about the Bills...yeah, I understand why. Glad to see the Bills this high up. I knew Green Bay would be #1.
As someone who grew up just outside of Denver in Lakewood and only about twenty minutes away from The Old Mile High Stadium/Present Day Encharge Field I can confirm Denver is very much a Football Town and The Broncos even to this day and despite some recent mediocre seasons The Broncos are still the Main Event in Town and that is still the case with the recent success of The Avs and Nuggets (the Rockies still suck but still do quite well attendance wise oddly) cause for a long time before Denver was a "Major Sports Market"The Broncos and The Nuggets were the only games in town and The Broncos are still The Kings of Sport in Denver as well as Colorado and a great deal of The Rocky Mountain West!!!
@@Ramblebar The location of Coors field has a lot to do with the attendance. Being right next to the heart of downtown makes it quite accessible. Besides, it's a pretty enjoyable place to watch a game.
Jacksoville and Tampa are huge football towns. Way more than LA. The only problem is that we care WAY more about College Football. If im in Tallahassee on Saturday, im not going to bust my ass to get to Jacksoville for the game on Sunday
If we are talking about love of football in general at ALL levels, I don't know how there are that many teams ahead of Atlanta. Besides love for teams like the Falcons and Dawgs: 1. There are loyal fanbases even for smaller teams in the metro like Georgia Tech, Georgia State, Kennesaw State 2. As a transplant city, we have a ton of fans of other programs like Alabama, Auburn, Miami, Notre Dame, etc. 3. We are home to the College Football Hall of Fame 4. Atlanta is probably the most recruited major metro for college football programs 5. High school football is a way of life in some communities around Atlanta and Georgia in general. 6. We packed the house for lower level pro teams like the Arena Football League's Georgia Force. 7. Look into the insane number of places that sell wings and chicken fingers in Atlanta and tell me we don't always prepare for a game to watch.
I'd say that the Georgia Bulldogs are somewhat more popular than the Atlanta Falcons, granted the Falcons have a good fan base. The Bulldogs are two time defending national champions as of 2023. Of major league sports, the Braves are Atlanta's most popular team, followed by the Falcons, the United, then the Hawks.
You forget to mention the Giants for San Francisco. Also, I feel that Denver should be a bit higher. Broncos and Jazz are the only sports fans I see in Utah.
Cleveland and Buffalo, no others are even close. Philly and Green Bay get honorable mentions. Edge to Cleveland because they are the only fans EVER to take on the NFL and win their team back. Plus, pro football started nearby in Canton, so there’s that.
8:21 “football will always be king in Carolina” def not true. Chapel Hill is heavily basketball, but I mean Raleigh and Durham and other parts of the region are heavily hockey now, which is surprising.
North Carolina is a well-rounded state. Best College Basketball state in the USA. Well Supported NHL team, the Hurricanes. Well supported NFL team, the Panthers One of the top Triple A baseball franchises, the Charlotte Knights, as well as the storied Durham Bulls. Probably one of the top states in the number of minor league baseball teams. Historical heavy support for the NBA team, the Hornets. North Carolina is lacking, however, in support for College Football. It is an anomoly in the South, as every other southern state besides Kentucky supports college football at a far higher rate.
@@willp.8120 NCSU has grown to be really passionate about football (at least when they’re good) so there’s some dedicated fans there. Football is just about the only sport at ECU people cheer on. I also want to highlight how important Swimming has become. The top 2 ranked swim clubs in the nation are both in NC (one in Cary, the other in Charlotte area) as well as 8 other teams who ranked in USA swimming’s top rankings. NC having the nation’s 2 largest aquatic facilities and one of the US’ largest abundances of swim teams and facilities must factor into how much NC has grown into swimming too
@@GoalHornGeek I'd say that the top college football schools in North Carolina are NC State, Appalachian State, and East Carolina. North Carolina and Duke may have more fans than App State and East Carolina, but considering the different levels, per capita for the level, App State and East Carolina get better support than UNC, Duke, and Wake Forest.
I'd say the top NFL cities/teams in the country are: 1. Dallas Cowboys 2. Green Bay Packers 3. Pittsburgh Steelers 4. New England Patriots 5. New Orleans Saints 6. Denver Broncos 7. Philadelphia Eagles 8. Kansas City Chiefs 9. Cleveland Browns 10. Atlanta Falcons The Worst would probably be. 1 is worst, 5 is the least worst of the worst) 1. Los Angeles Chargers 2. Jacksonville Jaguars 3. Las Vegas Raiders 4. Washington Commanders 5. Cincinnati Bengals 6. Buffalo Bills 7. Miami Dolphins 8. Indianapolis Colts 9. Los Angeles Rams 10. San Francisco 49ers Middle of the pack (in no particular order) Carolina Panthers, Tennessee Titans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, New York Jets, New York Giants, Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals, Houston Texans, Detroit Lions
LA does like football, but because of the fact that there was no team here for 20+ years everyone in LA roots for different teams (Raiders being the most popular). But yes, Lakers are 1A and Dodgers are 1B in the city
I've been a fins fan all my life when we are bad fans don't show up but we have a great group of loyal fans (like myself) so I hope in the future we can get more fans in the building. Or get the stadium close to the heart of Miami because now the stadium is about 45 minutes away from downtown so maybe a stadium move could boost attendance.
West coast teams just don’t have as much pull cuz there is A lot to do outdoor during football season. It is not -20 and 3ft is snow like many in the east
I understand why Cincinnati is at #21, but after living here all my life I don’t necessarily agree with it. High school football has always been insane here, and Bengals fans have had a reawakening since Joe Burrow. I see so many people wearing bengals gear now. Also the energy at Paycor is on another level, you can tell people are super excited that the bengals are finally good 😂
The Angels aren’t even in LA, they are in Anaheim. Calling them LA is like calling the Anaheim Ducks “Los Angeles Ducks” Heck, Honda Center and Angel Stadium are just across a highway from each other. To be fair, Anaheim is in the LA metro area
Definitely, you rarely see anyone wearing Angels gears within L.A. County (especially in the DTLA area), except for street gangs that wear them to represent their gang names and identity.
@@DieYuppiieSkum The divide in the Los Angeles area is massive. The Dodgers have almost complete dominance in Los Angeles County, Ventura County, and San Bernardino County. The Angels have almost complete dominance in Orange County and are also more supported in Riverside County.
It’s amazing to me how the year 2009 has haunted the Jags for what is almost 15 years. I can tell that you do absolutely no research as Jacksonville consistently ranks between 15 and 25 in attendance with two exceptions of 2009 and 2021 in which they 30th (not even last) with 2021 making sense because they were in the midst of two back-to-back last place finishes. I know it’s long hanging fruit to pick on Duval, but it is an outdated trope.
As someone who used to live in Colorado, the Avs, and Nuggets don't have nearly the amount of popularity the Broncos get. The Rockies... no one really cares about the rockies.
The Rams have actually been doing pretty well in attracting fans. When they’re winning, the fans definitely show up. Right now, the Rams r among the top 3 most popular LA based sports teams in their respective region, along w/ the Lakers and Dodgers. However the biggest issue is when the 49ers, Raiders or Cowboys come to town, cuz then, well… yea good luck to the Rams w/ that…
Definitely the Rams have been doing great and winning a Super Bowl title for L.A. County, while the Chargers are [still] struggling to gain fans, win more games, signing well known players, reach the postseason, spread their identity, and obtain their "Fight For L.A.," campaign, which unfortunately they already lost to it to the Rams who owns the bragging rights.
@@DieYuppiieSkum The Chargers are going to be the Chargers no matter if they are in LA, San Diego, or Mars. They are well known for having great teams who just can't seem to win when it comes. That's their thing. The Rams don't have the problem the Chargers have. In a perfect world, the Rams and Raiders would share SoFi and the Chargers would be in their new stadium in downtown San Diego. But alas. I'm pulling for the Chargers though. They are the Clippers of the NFL.
How are you going to list the A’s, the Sharks, and the Warriors for the other teams to fall back on when the 49ers sucked, but not the SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
I agree with your opinion on Baltimore I just think it should’ve gone up a little bit higher Museums and the Chesapeake Bay crabs are kind of outshadow in football but football in Baltimore is starting to heat up in the Lamar Jackson era But if your talking about sports ravens should be at least top 10 even though the orioles aren’t that good Baltimore is a sort of a football city even though there are more museums
Yeah Baltimore is clearly s football town The Ravens always have sellouts and their stadium is one of the toughest to play because Ravens are usually good
There is no way you can do a list like this and have Detroit, and Arizona over Baltimore, and Kansas City. Those 2 cities live and die by those 2 teams because it's the only things sports wise that they have going for them.
Green Bay is the only big 4 sports team that’s ALLOWED to be community owned. There are 31 other fanbases in the NFL that would love to do the same. Gotta prop up that Packer gimmick!
Seattle's needs to be ranked higher. We're the most diehard fans anywhere. Our team lost everything for 35 years and we still thought they were the best. Seahawks fans will sit in 35 degree rain on any given Sunday to watch their team get blown out. We may also be the most likely fan base to fight you over our team. We have mutual combat laws in Washington, so we have a culture of handling things hand to hand. We also live in the gloomiest state in the lower 48. We don't see the sun from September to March and during that time our one source of light is the Seahawks. And I'll let you in on one final secret..... the fail-marry wasn't the replacement refs being incompetent, it was them being afraid for their lives. The fans were ready to storm the field and kill them if the call didn't go their way so the refs made a business decision and left alive. Smart men. Smart men indeed.
Cleveland will ALWAYS be a football first city! Ohio loves their football. They are probably the 1st or 2nd most passionate state for football. Browns fans don't jump ship. We want a winner every year, no matter what happened the previous year.
List is a joke
I’m somehow still a browns fan through all the years
Ohio is nothing but a phony pretend state who has no talent in state to fill their little state university bucknuts team..the browns were so well supported the owner moved them to Baltimore..yeah, really passionate
Definitely can’t put Cleveland over Buffalo/Dallas/GB
It is kind of surprising that they used UGA to raise the falcons where yeah they have had a great Super Bowl contending core a few years ago but if it wasn’t for Alabama Ohio State would be the juggernaut of college football.
I wholeheartedly agree that Tampa is more of a hockey city than football and baseball combined. For one, Amalie Arena provides much needed relief from the humidity by being so refreshingly cool inside.
Awesome video!! As a brazilian that loves US culture it helped me a lot to get a broad view on this topic, I've been looking for a video like this for a long time! Thanks
Denver has the NFL record for the longest sellout streak, plus their fans are very loyal to the team (even during the bad times). Sure, they only won 3 Super Bowls, but they've been one of the better powerhouses of the AFC throughout their history by appearing in 8 Super Bowls (tied for the 2nd most in NFL history).
Having grownup in WNY but lived on the front range for many years, my perspective is that Denver fans are pretty good. Better than I thought they'd be when I first moved here. And with the added energy Russell Wilson has brought, even moreso lately. But compared to B-lo, there's just no comparison. Buffalo has insanely devoted fans. They live, sleep, eat and breathe The Bills, 24-7, 365, come better or worse (and it's usually worse, but they stay just as devoted.) The Broncos have very good fans. And that's fine. But just can't compare to B-lo.
Longer sellout streak than Green Bay?
That’s so true
this guy gets it
Other than the broncos placing way to low, I have no complaints or notes on the video.
The fact that there are people in here saying its anything other than Green Bay blows my mind. Clearly youve never been to that city, because the Packers are legitimately everything to them, and its not even close. Community owned, sold out since 1960, and multiple streets named after team legends. I don't see any other city being that devoted to Football.
I agree with the top 5, just not the order: 5. Philadelphia
4. Dallas
3. Buffalo
1.(tie) Green Bay
1. Pittsburgh
This nails it
No Dallas is defenitly 2
Disagree on Buffalo.
Substitute Buffalo and Philadelphia with New England and New Orleans
Respectfully, Green Bay is a firm #1. Firstly. 1919... Packers are almost 15 years older than the Steelers. I grew up in and around the area. We live for the team. Every family gathering and meaningful childhood memory featured the Packers in some way. There's no other professional sports team anywhere near us and the Brewers and Bucks have been terrible for most of the last 60 years. The Badgers are the only relevant college football program in the state and they're consistently inconsistent.
More than that, the Green Bay area has zero attractions to compete with the Packers. A local mom & pop store here, a hokey rural amusement park there, some lazy river fishing everywhere..... Football is all we have in GB. My 85-year-old grandparents are still on the waitlist for season tickets.
#1 football city in America. Respect it.
This is true
The KC pick is very off 🤣 since the World Series, the Royals hold on KC sports has fallen off tremendously. The Blue fanbase is not nearly as dominate as people think, and Cards fans in KC are few in between
He rips Kansas City every chance he gets. Seriously look at anything Cowhode has done over the years he hates KC and all the other Midwest teams.
Yea ranking us at 17 was kind of low imo. We absolutely love our Chiefs here but KU basketball is also big here so I get it
same with Atlanta, no one cheers for the falcons and no one is really proud of them since losing 3 super bowls. Now its only the bulldogs, along with atl. united and hawks a bit.
I agree kc should've been much further up
@@Click9953 i was thinking wtf @ falcons!? Def not a football town.... there was rumblings of them relocating years back
You forgot about the San Francisco Giants with their 3 world Series championships in the 2010's
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This channel has no idea what it’s talking about.
In the Bay recently it’s been
1. Warriors
2. SF Giants
3. 49ers
4. As
5. Sharks
Warriors Giants 49ers and Sharks for those on the south side of the bay bridge / golden state bridge... I heard more abt raiders than A's from north side.
I’m really appreciative of you placing the Falcons really high on this list. However, the Braves and Bulldogs are most loved in Georgia. The Falcons and Hawks are still really loved but a close second.
The Braves might be the south's most popular sports team , considering how many bordering states also root for them too
@@JayRockLA I'm from the city and recently took worktrips to Knoxville, TN and Columbia, SC, didn't know that they were fans as well of the Braves until I realized that those states didn't have pro baseball teams. The close team north of Florida to us are the Astros, Nationals, and possibly the Reds, yikes lol.
@@MoeDavinci pull up a map of mlb teams, crazy how isolated the braves and marlins are and also makes you realize, even more, why the braves are probably the most popular team in the mlb
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Closest other MLB cities to Atlanta.
1. Cincinnati: 461 miles (Reds)
2. St. Petersburg: 478 miles (Rays)
3. St. Louis: 555 miles (Cardinals)
4. Washington D.C.: 637 miles (Nationals)
5. Miami: 665 miles (Marlins)
6. Baltimore: 677 miles (Orioles)
7. Pittsburgh: 685 miles (Pirates)
8. Cleveland: 710 miles (Guardians/Indians)
9. Chicago: 723 miles (Cubs & White Sox)
10. Philadelphia: 774 miles (Phillies)
11. Houston: 793 miles (Astros)
12. Arlington/DFW: 803 miles (Rangers)
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Of the 5 Major League Sports Leagues, I'd put the Southeast's (GA, FL, NC, TN, LA) sports franchises in order of popularity.
1. Atlanta Braves (MLB)
2. New Orleans Saints (NFL)
3. Miami Heat (NBA)
4. Tampa Bay Lightning (NHL)
5. Nashville Predators (NHL)
6. Atlanta Falcons (NFL)
7. Carolina Panthers (NFL)
8. Atlanta United (MLS)
9. Tennessee Titans (NFL)
10. Charlotte FC (MLS)
11. Atlanta Hawks (NBA)
12. Carolina Hurricanes (NHL)
13. Miami Dolphins (NFL)
14. Charlotte Hornets (NBA)
15. Memphis Grizzlies (NBA)
16. Orlando Magic (NBA)
17. Nashville SC (MLS)
18. New Orleans Pelicans (NBA)
19. Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL)
20. Orlando SC (MLS)
21. Florida Panthers (NHL)
22. Tampa Bay Rays (MLB)
23. Miami Marlins (MLB)
24. Miami FC (MLS)
I'm a Rams fan. The Rams do have plenty of lifelong fans in SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Not just LA. They did pretty well in terms of attendance when they were at the Coliseum. Which is notoriously difficult if it/was to sell out. Since they won the Super Bowl plus the appeal of SoFi Stadium itself. This could also be said about the Chargers but since LA is a city of transplants, people will be loyal to their home team. But the Rams do have a fan base and it'll only grow. LA is getting a bit better with the Rams. I live close to there so I’m starting to see more Rams fans here. Players like Stafford, Kupp, and Donald are also becoming icons here. The Chargers are a bit different though... The Raiders just need to be given a bit more time. The team just moved to Vegas a couple years ago and they’re getting better and better with each year. If they return to the playoffs this season, expect the support to increase even more. Buffalo should be at the top. Dallas has a lot of competition and is probably mostly so football-heavy due to the team’s notoriety. Green Bay is also up there, but I personally think table jumping takes the cake. The Packers are pretty much the only thing in northern Wisconsin. Every single home game, including preseason, is sold out. The season ticket waiting list is so long if you bought tickets today, your grandkids might get them if you're lucky. The streets are all named after famous Packers players and coaches. On game day, every backyard in the entire city becomes a parking lot. Three times a year, they play a "Milwaukee package" game, and traffic backs up along two different freeways for about 100 miles. The Packers are one of the oldest and most successful franchises in the NFL. There's no way Green Bay doesn't top this list. New York City should've been in the top 10 had the Jets built the stadium in either Brooklyn or Queens and the Giants built it in the Bronx or Staten Island that would have worked big-time Exactly, building a stadium in the middle of a swamp in the middle of nowhere was a pretty dumb decision Interesting List. I live in Michigan and have always been a huge fan of football through the Michigan Wolverines and Detroit Lions. Football will always be my favorite sport to watch. Although, if there is any form of historical significance in this, you would say that Detroit is much more of a hockey city. Such it is when the Red Wings have 11 Stanley Cups. Not saying the success of the team should be factored into this list, football is still a huge deal here, no question. Historically though, hockey is what this state has been all about. Even if you just look at college sports, basketball isn’t far behind football. I live in Grand Rapids and am a Packers fan. However, you are 💯 right about Detroit being a Hockey town first. Probably even put the Tigers/Baseball before football in terms of popularity. Maybe it'll change if the Lions can sustain success. Please do a Video about the biggest fanbases outside the us for NFL teams The Rams and Chargers are starting to become good so the football in LA will be on the rise Having two teams in LA is the height of hubris. You guys should do NFL players you didn’t know had kids You guys should do this with college football the top 10 would be at least 7 SEC teams Denver in my opinion is a football city. I don’t really watch hockey so I don’t know about avalanche attendance. Also, no one really goes to Nuggets games, so I still think football is the biggest sport here in Colorado 8:21 “Football will always be king in Carolina” def not true. Chapel Hill is heavily basketball, but I mean Raleigh Durham, and other parts of the region are heavily hockey now, which is surprising. As someone who lives in Tampa, Arena Football was the sport to watch when the Storm were around. Truly a shame that they aren't back. The Rams have actually been doing pretty well in attracting fans. When they’re winning, the fans definitely show up. Right now, the Rams r among the top 3 most popular LA-based sports teams in their respective region, along with/ the Lakers and Dodgers. However, the biggest issue is when the 49ers, Raiders, or Cowboys come to town, cuz then, well… yea good luck to the Rams w/ that…
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For Florida I think it’s more fans for there college teams than the pro teams
Indianapolis has definately gotten alot more football fans since Chris Ballard started drafting here
Im a Packers fan living in Indy. The fans here are fairweather as hell. I don't think they're bad fans though. I never hear about the Pacers now since they suck
A swing and a miss on Vegas. The placement is right, but not because of the tourist stuff. We avoid that stuff like the plague. This is a hockey town, our Golden Knights were with us after our biggest tragedy and we love them for that. The Raiders were MIA even knowing that they were moving here. They need to prove themselves before we'll give them our love.
Raiders made the playoffs, it’s not like they’re putting a bad product out there. But I understand. Golden Knights are a Vegas original while Raiders came from Oakland.
Vegas is a hockey town? Would not have guessed. I mean without lakes and the weather to freeze them over, how is it that popular? Like how do the children get introduced to the sport. How do they play it on a whim? Southern cities with hockey teams is just something I never understood.
The Golden Knignts were here during the 10/1 shootings, and they were everywhere, with the people giving blood, and at every charity event for the survivors. Then they seemed to put the city on their shoulders and went to the finals, though they were just an expansion team, our Golden misfits. There are several indoor rinks now where kids can get into the sport.
For Atlanta, you can't forget about Georgia Tech. The football we know today wouldn't exist if it weren't for Heisman and Georgia Tech in the 1910s and 1920s. And as a resident of Baton Rouge, I can absolutely confirm that you can't go nowhere in the state without seeing Saints merch, even places like Shreveport and Monroe up north. And while I may live in Louisiana, I'm still a Falcons fan at heart. Geaux Dirty Birds!
They trash we don’t care about them only the Georgia Bulldogs not Georgia teach
Rise Up!
10:49 I think we done rebuilding now for the most part
I'm a Rams fan. The Rams do have plenty of lifelong fans in SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. Not just LA. They did pretty well in terms of attendance when they were at the Coliseum. Which is notoriously difficult it it/was to sell out. Since they won the Super Bowl plus the appeal of SoFi Stadium itself. This could also be said about the Chargers but since LA is a city of transplants, people will be loyal to their home team. But the Rams do have a fan base and it'll only grow.
Herbert and the team built around him will certainly help too
The guy ON THE VIDEO doesn’t know what he’s talking about, the rams just won a super bowl there’s definitely a lot of rams fans in LA also a bunch of raiders fans
@@anttoekneelok The Raiders are going to play the Rams at SoFi next season. That should be fun.
While that is true. Whenever they play the Niners,Raiders,Cowboys,Steelers,Eagles,Packers,Chiefs & Broncos at home there will consistently be more Away fans. Despite the SB.
Fellow rams fan here- I live in NorCal so this might be why, but I have yet to meet an actual real-life Rams fan. And just from watching our games on TV, it’s looks like our SoFi is always invaded by away teams. Especially against the 49ers. Also I feel like The Raiders/Rams have a split custody of LA with them being in Los Ángeles for a decent amount of time after the Rams moved to STL. I really do want a fanbase to grow around the Rams though, its starting to feel kinda lonely
Tbh, Steelers should be #2
The Packers are pretty much the only thing in northern Wisconsin. Every single home game, including preseason, is sold out. The season ticket waiting list is so long, if you bought tickets today, your grandkids might get them if you're lucky. The streets are all named after famous Packers players and coaches. On game day, every backyard in the entire city becomes a parking lot. Three times a year, they play a "Milwaukee package" game, and traffic backs up along two different freeways for about 100 miles. And the Packers are one of the oldest and most successful franchises in the NFL.
There's no way Green Bay doesn't top this list.
Love your video man
As a local from Cleveland we are a Football First city
The Bears should’ve been in the top 5.
Definitely. Chicago fans are nuts. I had an ex girlfriend cuss me out in 2019 because the Cubs didn't make the playoffs (I'm a Nationals fan)
Detroit over Chicago? This guy is nuts.
Agree!
Bruh lions fans more loyal then bears
Funny how loyal bears fans can be when they always suck
Browns fans are some of the most loyal fans i know. And i dnt know about the rest of us, but me personally as a panthers fan, we dont give up on our team.
First off Dallas are only called “America’s team” because the Steelers refused it. Secondly Pittsburgh’s fans are all over the country, and most travel if they can. Certainly need to be placed higher then 5th.
Actually, the Cowboys are nicknamed America’s Team because it originated with the team’s 1978 highlight film.
Pittsburgh should either be one or two
@@EpicUnknown066 True, and Tom Landry hated it.
Shut up u biased Steelers fan
@@lipby 3 maybe
Like how they used pictures of stadiums while covid was going on and mass attendance wasn't allowed
Keep up the fantastic work, God bless you
I love how for pittsburgh he never mentioned the Pirates
Im a native Houstonian and football is my fave. We are a football town and all, but the Astros doing well has made them bigger. But you had to admit the Texans since joining the league have been slightly below average, yet have soldout every game. We just have soooooo many transfers from other cities/states that live in or around thr city and they bring their love for the teams. It can be hard to be a Texans fan😂
Cleveland is top 5 football city. Everyone knows this. This list is a joke
Facts
facts man. even when were shit truck we still show up and bark our hearts out!
I agree.... kc being so low, cleveland too low... atlanta far too high and seattle
@@NAT-turners-Revenge 😂😂😂😂
I’m sorry but the most well-known athlete from your city isn’t even a football player so that doesn’t really qualify Cleveland for the top five
Buffalo should be #1, Philly should be #2
Stop the cap
There's just no way. Green bay has WON 818 games. Buffalo's only played 985. There are life long Packer fans who have reached 100 YEARS OLD. I rest my case.
Green Bay is football, streets are named after team legends there. Put respect on the name.
you should do a video on teams with the fans that travel well when that team plays on the road
Green Bay is not the biggest city, but for four months out of the year the entire city revolves around the Packers, and the other 8 revolves around anticipation of the next season.
List is a joke… Kansas City at 17…. They should be close to 10… how many years have we sold out the stadium… chiefs first than royals… we travel or have people all around.. how many of the top teams have taken over some of the other stadiums..
Denver New York… they should be down more… too many other teams in a lot of these top teams to think they have better football fans than kc
Wait where is Seattle at cause I hear it should be in the top 10’s
As a Philadelphia Sports Fan NYC Should Be Higher in My Mind Since There’s 3 NHL Teams, 2 MLB Teams and 2 NFL Teams Along With 2 NBA Teams in The Same Area in North NJ and NY!
A lot of this stuff seems to be… controversial.
Imo, Buffalo > Dallas, especially since Buffalo has NO COMPETITION (besides the Sabres) and while the Mavs, Rangers and Stars don’t compare, still. Also NYC and Boston should be much lower if the football teams aren’t the most popular.
Nashville and Pittsburgh are “small markets.” Ok sure but where are they supposed to go
Dallas Has 0 competition. Texans and Saints hardly put up a fight against the the market size of the cowboys
As a person from Pittsburgh, this list is shit. Pittsburgh has some of the best fans of all time. Also, just ‘cause Dallas has a sign at there stadium saying they are America’s team does not make them number 2, Pitt should be 2.
Go cry loser
Pittsburgh should be number one ,the whole city is black and yellow gold and they love their steelers, I don't live there but I'm a lifelong steelers fan for over 44 years
13:00 Not quite sure, but I _think_ that those people who live in that house are Packers fans....
Dallas only became America's Team because "Chief" Art Rooney of the Steelers rejected the offer.
How does NOBODY know this?!?!
Wrong they became Americas team bc it was given to them when they were winning a lot not even just taht but the pure talent they had over the many years. Literally Barry Sanders said it was the reason why he wanted to play for the cowboys. Stop tryna discredit them. Look at his The pivot interview for one example.
Considering you didn't bother to mention the Sabres while talking about the Bills...yeah, I understand why. Glad to see the Bills this high up. I knew Green Bay would be #1.
Because he's a packers fan... duh.
as someone who just got into football in 2022, I didnt even know the jaguars were a team until this football season
I'm glad you put Detroit in the top 10, we may suck but have super loyal fans.
Ya'll finally have good office too that knows what their doing
As a Green Bay fan I am happy you guys finally get so support a good team
Can you do this for “BASEBALL”
Cleveland's sports talk radio is 75% Browns. Not sure of your thinking here.
I wish Oakland was still on this list :(
I went to Denver nobody cares about the avalanche as much as the broncos you made a video and didn’t have good evidence
Is Denver a football first city? Clearly you've never been out there or know anyone from there to ask such a stupid question.
As someone who grew up just outside of Denver in Lakewood and only about twenty minutes away from The Old Mile High Stadium/Present Day Encharge Field I can confirm Denver is very much a Football Town and The Broncos even to this day and despite some recent mediocre seasons The Broncos are still the Main Event in Town and that is still the case with the recent success of The Avs and Nuggets (the Rockies still suck but still do quite well attendance wise oddly) cause for a long time before Denver was a "Major Sports Market"The Broncos and The Nuggets were the only games in town and The Broncos are still The Kings of Sport in Denver as well as Colorado and a great deal of The Rocky Mountain West!!!
@@Ramblebar The location of Coors field has a lot to do with the attendance. Being right next to the heart of downtown makes it quite accessible. Besides, it's a pretty enjoyable place to watch a game.
Jacksoville and Tampa are huge football towns. Way more than LA. The only problem is that we care WAY more about College Football. If im in Tallahassee on Saturday, im not going to bust my ass to get to Jacksoville for the game on Sunday
If we are talking about love of football in general at ALL levels, I don't know how there are that many teams ahead of Atlanta. Besides love for teams like the Falcons and Dawgs:
1. There are loyal fanbases even for smaller teams in the metro like Georgia Tech, Georgia State, Kennesaw State
2. As a transplant city, we have a ton of fans of other programs like Alabama, Auburn, Miami, Notre Dame, etc.
3. We are home to the College Football Hall of Fame
4. Atlanta is probably the most recruited major metro for college football programs
5. High school football is a way of life in some communities around Atlanta and Georgia in general.
6. We packed the house for lower level pro teams like the Arena Football League's Georgia Force.
7. Look into the insane number of places that sell wings and chicken fingers in Atlanta and tell me we don't always prepare for a game to watch.
Cool story
I'd say that the Georgia Bulldogs are somewhat more popular than the Atlanta Falcons, granted the Falcons have a good fan base. The Bulldogs are two time defending national champions as of 2023.
Of major league sports, the Braves are Atlanta's most popular team, followed by the Falcons, the United, then the Hawks.
Bengals couldn’t even sell out a home playoff game in the Dalton era 🤣
Yeah different now
You forget to mention the Giants for San Francisco. Also, I feel that Denver should be a bit higher. Broncos and Jazz are the only sports fans I see in Utah.
I think the attendence for the Miami Dolphins will go up based on how much they have improved this offseason
So bandwagons?
You guys were low on the list because fans don’t show up unless the team is headed in a good direction
Florida fans in a nutshell. Fairweather as hell
Cleveland and Buffalo, no others are even close. Philly and Green Bay get honorable mentions. Edge to Cleveland because they are the only fans EVER to take on the NFL and win their team back. Plus, pro football started nearby in Canton, so there’s that.
You're tripping if you think Green Bay doesn't deserve to be #1
aint no way you put dallas over buffalo, this list is straight garbage
Living in Cleve we live live and die on football
8:21 “football will always be king in Carolina” def not true. Chapel Hill is heavily basketball, but I mean Raleigh and Durham and other parts of the region are heavily hockey now, which is surprising.
North Carolina is a well-rounded state.
Best College Basketball state in the USA.
Well Supported NHL team, the Hurricanes.
Well supported NFL team, the Panthers
One of the top Triple A baseball franchises, the Charlotte Knights, as well as the storied Durham Bulls.
Probably one of the top states in the number of minor league baseball teams.
Historical heavy support for the NBA team, the Hornets.
North Carolina is lacking, however, in support for College Football. It is an anomoly in the South, as every other southern state besides Kentucky supports college football at a far higher rate.
@@willp.8120 NCSU has grown to be really passionate about football (at least when they’re good) so there’s some dedicated fans there. Football is just about the only sport at ECU people cheer on. I also want to highlight how important Swimming has become. The top 2 ranked swim clubs in the nation are both in NC (one in Cary, the other in Charlotte area) as well as 8 other teams who ranked in USA swimming’s top rankings. NC having the nation’s 2 largest aquatic facilities and one of the US’ largest abundances of swim teams and facilities must factor into how much NC has grown into swimming too
@@GoalHornGeek I'd say that the top college football schools in North Carolina are NC State, Appalachian State, and East Carolina. North Carolina and Duke may have more fans than App State and East Carolina, but considering the different levels, per capita for the level, App State and East Carolina get better support than UNC, Duke, and Wake Forest.
@@willp.8120 it’s too bad App State doesn’t have a bigger venue. I hear it’s always full at games and they do have a pretty crazy crowd
LET'S GO CHICAGO BEARS 🧡💙🧡💙🧡 9:14 WE ARE THE BEST FANS IN THE WORLD we are also a loyal fan base
That was the nicest way possible of calling Pats fans fair weather.
Excuse me but KC has the loudest stadium! Seattle took that title briefly but we took it back!!!!!
Lol packers do
@@katysledge8478 we have the Guinness record to prove it!!!!!!
Buffalo. If you live here you just know. When we greet each other we say Go Bills...
All you gotta do is go out in public and yell a “Go Bills” and you’ll get a wide variety of Buffalo chants back at ya.
Go Buffalo
@@danevertt3210 See you get it. Go Bills
Green bay and its not even close. You guys have a great fanbase, but the city itself isn't built around football quite as much.
I definitely had a feeling that Dallas and Green Bay would be top two on this list especially cuz they have such perfect football environments!
Yes sir
Green Bay lives for the team.
@@whenthemaskfalls8591 This man is also a Packers fan. He always shows bias toward them in most of his videos.
I'd say the top NFL cities/teams in the country are:
1. Dallas Cowboys
2. Green Bay Packers
3. Pittsburgh Steelers
4. New England Patriots
5. New Orleans Saints
6. Denver Broncos
7. Philadelphia Eagles
8. Kansas City Chiefs
9. Cleveland Browns
10. Atlanta Falcons
The Worst would probably be. 1 is worst, 5 is the least worst of the worst)
1. Los Angeles Chargers
2. Jacksonville Jaguars
3. Las Vegas Raiders
4. Washington Commanders
5. Cincinnati Bengals
6. Buffalo Bills
7. Miami Dolphins
8. Indianapolis Colts
9. Los Angeles Rams
10. San Francisco 49ers
Middle of the pack (in no particular order)
Carolina Panthers, Tennessee Titans, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Baltimore Ravens, Chicago Bears, New York Jets, New York Giants, Minnesota Vikings, Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardinals, Houston Texans, Detroit Lions
@@JNB0723 Green Bay is number 1 they have sold out every game since 1997 and have an over 1000 year waiting list for season tickets
Pittsburgh definitely number one their fans travel everywhere
Bro, that Bills fan at 12:00 basically spiked that chick into the ground lol she barely caught the edge of the table
Girls are difficult cuz they’re usually small and you need to drive them through the table or it won’t break. There’s a science to it lol.
@@axe2grind244 This has got to be the most Buffalo shit I've ever heard in my entire life hahahahaha.
🤣😂
LA culture for football is up just ticket sales are expensive and it better to watch from home but that’s just me
LA does like football, but because of the fact that there was no team here for 20+ years everyone in LA roots for different teams (Raiders being the most popular). But yes, Lakers are 1A and Dodgers are 1B in the city
Exactly! Seeing that sign the guy made with the Clippers at #2 right above the Dodgers and Kings pissed me off
I've been a fins fan all my life when we are bad fans don't show up but we have a great group of loyal fans (like myself) so I hope in the future we can get more fans in the building. Or get the stadium close to the heart of Miami because now the stadium is about 45 minutes away from downtown so maybe a stadium move could boost attendance.
West coast teams just don’t have as much pull cuz there is A lot to do outdoor during football season. It is not -20 and 3ft is snow like many in the east
I understand why Cincinnati is at #21, but after living here all my life I don’t necessarily agree with it. High school football has always been insane here, and Bengals fans have had a reawakening since Joe Burrow. I see so many people wearing bengals gear now. Also the energy at Paycor is on another level, you can tell people are super excited that the bengals are finally good 😂
Steelers should be #2 easily
You’d actually be surprised how many Tampa fans there are in Tampa.
The Rams and Chargers are starting to become good so the football in LA will be on the rise
With Houston you have to think about the oilers as well.
I'd argue Seattle is big into the other kind of football.... Sounders fans can get pretty dang intense
The Angels aren’t even in LA, they are in Anaheim. Calling them LA is like calling the Anaheim Ducks “Los Angeles Ducks”
Heck, Honda Center and Angel Stadium are just across a highway from each other.
To be fair, Anaheim is in the LA metro area
Definitely, you rarely see anyone wearing Angels gears within L.A. County (especially in the DTLA area), except for street gangs that wear them to represent their gang names and identity.
@@DieYuppiieSkum The divide in the Los Angeles area is massive.
The Dodgers have almost complete dominance in Los Angeles County, Ventura County, and San Bernardino County.
The Angels have almost complete dominance in Orange County and are also more supported in Riverside County.
I think the Egales baby
Green Bay number 1 ❤ as we should be
video idea. Ranking last place teams that may finish from worst to first in the 2022 season
There is one thing about the bucks thing Tom won’t retire for 10 more years lol
this is a certified hood classic
Yeah you're right, Las Vegas has a lot of casinos.
It’s sad that the Seahawks are alone over there
Atlanta is way too high on this list, more people go to the pro soccer games than the Falcons games
It’s amazing to me how the year 2009 has haunted the Jags for what is almost 15 years. I can tell that you do absolutely no research as Jacksonville consistently ranks between 15 and 25 in attendance with two exceptions of 2009 and 2021 in which they 30th (not even last) with 2021 making sense because they were in the midst of two back-to-back last place finishes. I know it’s long hanging fruit to pick on Duval, but it is an outdated trope.
Do the biggest-not watch game for every week for the NFL 2022 season
I live in souch carolina but I'm a steelers fan
I totally agree on the bears one as I am myself I couldn’t name you one player one the bulls lol
As someone who used to live in Colorado, the Avs, and Nuggets don't have nearly the amount of popularity the Broncos get. The Rockies... no one really cares about the rockies.
As a Philadelphia Sports Fan I Agree With U and The State of Colorado is More of a Football Town!
The Rams have actually been doing pretty well in attracting fans. When they’re winning, the fans definitely show up. Right now, the Rams r among the top 3 most popular LA based sports teams in their respective region, along w/ the Lakers and Dodgers. However the biggest issue is when the 49ers, Raiders or Cowboys come to town, cuz then, well… yea good luck to the Rams w/ that…
That's the case with anyone, especially in LA. No one in LA is going to watch a bad football team.
It’s still a bit rough around the edges but I’d say they’ve pretty much settled in to LA
Definitely the Rams have been doing great and winning a Super Bowl title for L.A. County, while the Chargers are [still] struggling to gain fans, win more games, signing well known players, reach the postseason, spread their identity, and obtain their "Fight For L.A.," campaign, which unfortunately they already lost to it to the Rams who owns the bragging rights.
@@DieYuppiieSkum The Chargers are going to be the Chargers no matter if they are in LA, San Diego, or Mars. They are well known for having great teams who just can't seem to win when it comes. That's their thing. The Rams don't have the problem the Chargers have. In a perfect world, the Rams and Raiders would share SoFi and the Chargers would be in their new stadium in downtown San Diego. But alas. I'm pulling for the Chargers though. They are the Clippers of the NFL.
There are way more Raiders fan in Los Angeles than the Rams , chargers
How are you going to list the A’s, the Sharks, and the Warriors for the other teams to fall back on when the 49ers sucked, but not the SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
There was no doubt who #1 was going to be.
I am very surprised Bill's Mafia wasn''t #2.
“The weather is the worst in the league”
Leambeau field: 🤨
I agree with your opinion on Baltimore I just think it should’ve gone up a little bit higher
Museums and the Chesapeake Bay crabs are kind of outshadow in football but football in Baltimore is starting to heat up in the Lamar Jackson era
But if your talking about sports ravens should be at least top 10 even though the orioles aren’t that good Baltimore is a sort of a football city even though there are more museums
Yeah
Baltimore is clearly s football town
The Ravens always have sellouts and their stadium is one of the toughest to play because Ravens are usually good
Also now that the O's are starting to get better. We could be a top 5 sports city
@@RUclipsKiller i actually like how os are playing its insaine how they went from 110 defeats to winning record THIS FAST
Not a bad list. Definitely agree with top 5
Spot on with #1!!! GO PACK GO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yes sir
💚💛 GO PACK GO!!
There is no way you can do a list like this and have Detroit, and Arizona over Baltimore, and Kansas City. Those 2 cities live and die by those 2 teams because it's the only things sports wise that they have going for them.
Having two teams in LA is the height of hubris.
Green Bay is the only big 4 sports team that’s ALLOWED to be community owned. There are 31 other fanbases in the NFL that would love to do the same. Gotta prop up that Packer gimmick!
It isn't a Gimmick. How many franchises have tried, then failed to stay put in their original city.
I had ... 1. Green Bay; 2. Philly; 3 Buffalo.
Dallas, around 10ish...Here, in Dallas is more HS football...
Go COWBOYS🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈
Seattle's needs to be ranked higher. We're the most diehard fans anywhere. Our team lost everything for 35 years and we still thought they were the best. Seahawks fans will sit in 35 degree rain on any given Sunday to watch their team get blown out. We may also be the most likely fan base to fight you over our team. We have mutual combat laws in Washington, so we have a culture of handling things hand to hand. We also live in the gloomiest state in the lower 48. We don't see the sun from September to March and during that time our one source of light is the Seahawks. And I'll let you in on one final secret..... the fail-marry wasn't the replacement refs being incompetent, it was them being afraid for their lives. The fans were ready to storm the field and kill them if the call didn't go their way so the refs made a business decision and left alive. Smart men. Smart men indeed.
Please do a Video absolut the biggest fanbases outside tue us for nfl teams