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Nope but my wife was and at least a dozen of my friends who had season tickets said once we took the lead before the half the fans were totally out of it. That’s not including aquaintances .Didn’t get back into it until the 4th quarter. They thought the game was won and that was that.
Fans owe the team more than that. I only go to a couple of games per year and I’ll be happy to take their tickets if they think it’s just a time to socialize.

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Well, it wasn't like that where I was sitting.

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The Dome was loud and proud up until halftime, but the lower bowl was pretty empty for much of the 3rd quarter, which is when the Rams started their little pathetic futile attempt at coming back. By midway through the 4th quarter it was back to being playoff-level loud again. No question that the 3rd quarter, the crowd in the lower bowl went AWOL while the Rams came back. The terrace was rocking the whole time, but the lower bowl was half full for much of the 3rd. I blame the Club Lounges in the 100 and 200-300 levels. I'm at the highest point in the top of the terrace, by the hanging banners, looking down at the whole stadium. That's what I saw.

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Then tell the people where youre sitting to tell the other people who are sitting Elsewhere to look toward your section as an example.
Point out the Decible meter and tell them to not stop until it tops 150.
Off topic a little but at one point the loudest game in the dome was right over 122 decibels. I don’t know if it’s measured on the field or what but your standard gas generator clocks in at around 75 decibels at 20 feet. Could you imagine communicating to your offense with a generator on each side of you. It would be insane.

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Davenport and Armstead both DNP. Other's all limited and/or NIR on the injury report.

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Eagles on Sunday, Falcons on Thursday.

Two birds with one Dome.

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I see what you did there :D.