Chiefs have the worst fans in the NFL
 

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where are we meeting?

That's why we get all them prime time games.

That 'study' is a whole lot of stupid

The only reason our franchise is worth a shit today is because of the fans.

Get the **** out of there with this bullshit.

[QUOTE=SBInfinity;12925356]That 'study' is a whole lot of stupid[/QUOT



Yep.

Wonder how Jay will feel after he's shanked

maybe its because we have won one playoff game since 1993 and basically been a 1 & done playoff team 25+ years and havent actually won a superbowl ring in 50 years.

If youre under 56 or so you do not remember the ring...think of how many crazy things have happened in the world since the Chiefs won a superbowl...

Of course we are at the bottom of the list..let me guess who is at the top ...the Pats? LOL ****ing joke of a study

i mean yes kick us while we are down...FFS

The office of Dr. Mike Lewis of Emory University’s Goizueta Business School.

In what way are we "down"?

We have 4 consecutive winning seasons and just drafted a potential franchise QB in the top 10.

We're not "down"

trying to think of witty comments to leave now...

Where's the Tailgating Equity and the Decibel Equity? :harumph:


How this was calculated: The ranking consists of three factors: Fan Equity, Social Equity and Road Equity.

Fan Equity measures fans’ willingness to support a given team, while adjusting for factors such as market size and win-loss record. The Cowboys, Patriots and — surprisingly — the 49ers rank high here, with fans willing to pay a premium for tickets and merchandise to support these teams.

Social Equity measures fans’ willingness to stand up for a team online, following and liking them across multiple social networks. The Patriots, Cowboys and Broncos head the pack here. Social Equity is often a more reliable barometer of national awareness than Fan Equity, since anyone anywhere can follow a team online without having to purchase tickets.

Road Equity documents how well a team draws fans on the road. In the NBA, you can always count on a LeBron or Golden State bounce; the correlating teams in the NFL are the Cowboys, Eagles and Raiders, with the Patriots (5) not far behind. Sometimes these teams have fans that travel (Steelers, 6) and sometimes the bandwagons have set up shop around the country (hello, Cowboys fans in Los Angeles). Either way, the result is the same: a strong road presence.

Where's the bald head and goatee with slight reerunation equity.

Emory college could have done a better job by letting monkey's pick helmets off a rack, and would have saved money.