Pretty much all of those photos with empty crowds are from COVID lmao, they might struggle with fans in comparison but not like that

Pittsburgh is an absolute sports city and one of the cleaner safer cities to boot. The rivers and all the bridges are incredible to see and it's like a city in the middle of Appalachia so you get this great mix of city and country. Definitely worth a visit

Wisconsonite here, packers wait list for season tickets is roughly 150,000. You could be signed up for them as a child and still potentially never get them

Pittsburgh also has a baseball team in the pirates, they haven't been great in awhile but have some young talent now, and have one of the best ball parks in baseball

Baltimore is known more for its museums and history than football. Who wrote this script, Paul Tagliabue? When the Colts left in the middle of the night, tagliabue wouldn't even consider us for expansion. Canada had more faith in us than he. The Stallions were loved by the city and we won a Grey Cup. All the while Tagliabue and the rest of the NFL tried to shove the Washington Foreskins down our throat.

The Arena Bowl is the championship game of the Arena Football League (AFL).

Paul Brown was the co-founder and head coach of the Cleveland Browns, who were named by him, and the Cincinnati Bengals. He was also the head coach at Ohio State. After he was fired as head coach of the Browns he decided to start a new team in Cincinnati. His family still owns the Bengals. He died in 1991.

Since 1960 Packers sold out every game 147,000 on waiting list for season ticket, average waiting time 30 years

There are currently 147,000 names on the waitlist for Packers season tickets. They say 100-200 become ticket holders each year, works out to 735 years if everyone accepts the available season ticket. Of course circumstances change, people move away, pass away etc, so that might bring it down a bit.

I've been to PIttsburgh. You're forgetting the baseball team - the Pirates. Their stadium isn't old and historic like Fenway Park in Boston, but Pittsburgh's ballpark is probably the most beautiful stadium in the MLB. I've been, and the view of the skyline and the bridges in the outfield is great. Look up PNC Park.

I live a mile away from the Cardinals stadium and I can tell you Arizona has no business at #11! They're a bottom 10 fan base, in no universe should Arizona be ahead of Kansas City

Bears at #10 is definitely.... questionable lol. Lions ahead of them only hurts more 😄

Green Bay is also known as Titletown. 13. 9 pre-Superbowl ( before it was called Superbowl) league championships.

7:00 LA Sparks is a WNBA team

I think there’s some videos out there about the crazy sports environment in Green Bay and the historically long waiting list for season tickets, that’d be a cool react

If you don't think that Cleveland is a football first city it's obvious that you haven't been there.

If Sonics was still in Seattle the Seahawks would be a distant second.

Pittsburgh also has the Pirates, but come in Nov or Dec and do a double Steeler and Hockey game over a couple days. I do it every year.

I go to the Eagles, Phillies and Sixers games at least a couple of times a season. Once every couple of years, I’ll go to a Flyers game. Soccer isn’t in Philly (in a suburb pretty far outside the city) but I’ll go at some point.

I am from Pittsburgh and it is indeed a huge sports town. The Steelers are king for sure dating back to the 1970s with the dynasty that was established then. The Penguins are huge too, especially since the late 80s with Mario Lemieux and then Sidney Crosby. The Pirates are for sure at the back of the pack. Pittsburgh is a great city with friendly people, lots of great neighborhoods, and a beautiful location. Good luck though getting tickets for either the Steelers and Pens. Pittsburgh is a better sports town than Philly.

Born and raised in Pittsburgh. It has a small town feel, but there's a lot to do, and we're obsessed with our sports. Genuinely a gorgeous city in spots, too.

I like how the video penalized Baltimore for its market size but rewarded Green Bay for it. If you go to Pittsburgh go in through the Fort Pitt Tunnel. It’s pretty cool

You should definitely come to the great city of Pittsburgh definitely one of the best sports towns in America we also have the pirates you guys didn't mention the Pittsburgh pirates we do have them as well they're just not always as good but one of the best stadiums in league

Seen Cleveland at 16 and instantly cut the video off because this dude clearly doesn’t know what the hell he’s talking about. Cleveland is, has always been and will forever be a football city. Yea the Cavs and Indians/Guardians may get some support if they’re winning but don’t get it twisted this is a Browns town. The city even sued Art Modell when he took our Browns away to ensure that everything Browns related like the franchise history and records remained with the city of Cleveland. Football is definitely king here so much so in fact I wouldn’t doubt that Ohio State football is second on the pecking order ahead of the other pro teams for a lot of folks here. The pro football hall of fame is down the road in Canton like cmon man.

Boston is a baseball town and then the Bruins, Celtics and Patriots are second. During Tom Brady’s time, it probably surpassed baseball when the Red Sox didn’t win the World Series, but Boston is known as Title Town due to its 37 sports championships. The Bruins are one of the original six hockey teams of the NHL so they are near and dear to Bostonians and New England as well. The Red Sox and Patriots have been struggling the last three years, so the Celtics and Bruins are the hottest ticket in town (the Celts are #1 in the league and the Bruins go between #1 and 2 in the NHL.). But few athletes have the fever following as Brady, even in retirement.

The arena bowl for Tampa was from when they had an Arena League football team (indoor 50 yard field) called the Storm were arena league champs and the championship game was called “The Arena Bowl”

30-year waiting list for GB.

I think the Arena Bowl might be from Tampa Bay’s Arena Football League, it’s an indoor league. But I could be wrong.

LMAO at Atlanta being in the top ten. Brother lives there and I’ve been there a bunch, you can go an entire weekend without seeing a single Falcons fan,shirt,flag,sticker etc.

COME TO PITTSBURGH!! you can catch a midday Pirates game 🏴‍☠️ and then cross the street and see the Penguins play 🐧

5:38 Being from Atlanta, I go to at least 1 Hawks/Atlanta United game. (Whichever team is good lol), and 1-3 Braves games (one in April, one in July, and if we are really good that year maybe buy a playoff game ticket) every year. I’m personally not a fan of the Falcons so unless the tickets are dirt cheap I might just catch bits of the game online. UGA is a once every few years sort of thing.

Green bay has the best tailgating scene in America hands down not even close especially at a night game !

Green Bay is a very unique city. Basically the entire city lives and dies by the Packers. The organization is making the stadium and entire surrounding area a place where you can spend an entire weekend, and not get bored. They have a pro shop that is open year round, and a museum inside the stadium that is open year round. In the parking lot, there is a building that is only for tailgating and partying. Across the street is the practice facility where 5,000 or more fans will show up during the summer just to watch the players practice. The Packers then have a scrimmage where 70,000 people will show up just to watch a scrimmage. On the other side of the stadium there is a high end medical building where the players go for injuries, and other players from around the country come to to have surgery or rehab. You also have a super high end hotel right next to the stadium, a playground, a full size NFL football field for people to play on, a bar/restaurant, and a sledding hill that has an ice skating pond below it. They even plan on building more than that. When you come out of the pro shop, there is this really long fence that is painted in a Packer theme. Several of those houses on the other side of that fence, people don't even live there year round. They are just there for people to tailgate, and are insured for well over $1 million.

5:40 Usually the more sports that you have, the more likely you're interested in a team if they're doing well and have a shot at going deep in the playoffs. If they're in the doldrums, you might go to a game for something to do, but you're likely only paying cursory attention to the team.

Pittsburgh have the Pirates, but they have been absolutely irrelevant for 30 years thanks to their ownership

Growing up just outside of LA in Pasadena. It is hard to say which games to go too because there are too many to choose from including USC and UCLA

Los Angeles will always be a basketball and baseball city but the Rams have definitely established a decent fan base since winning the SuperBowl similar to the video mentioning the Kings winning the cup twice. Of course being a city full of many immigrants, soccer(football) is also beloved by the people.

Pittsburgh has college basketball, football etc. Pittsburgh panthers there's a ton of sports teams in each state even if they're isn't a pro team in NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, Minor League baseball and i'm probably missing some

This guy has NO IDEA what hes talking about, Cleveland has always been, and will always be a football city. Also Florida fans (of any sport) are KNOWN for not showing up to games. No matter how good the teams are. Heat, Jags, Buccs, Rays, etc

😂 When you think of Manchester most of the globe thinks of Man Utd first, don’t ever get that mistaken.

Even when the Cleveland Cavaliers won the championship in 2016 and the Cleveland Browns went 1-15 that same year, Cleveland will always be a football town first no matter what.

Been with you guys since you started the channel! But before watching this, I might be a bit biased, but I think it's either Pittsburgh or Philadelphia. Pennsylvania fans are a different breed. My whole family is from there so I know how crazy they can get with the NFL lol

19:09 Pittsburgh has the Pirates MLB team as well. All of their teams have won at least 5 titles (6 tied most of any team for Steelers). A city of 300,000 people with 16 titles over 3 teams is the most outside of the major markets of NY, LA, Chicago, Boston. The Penguins are aging fast, Steelers are average and Pirates have been rebuilding for years BUT they still have the best ballpark in the league with THE best view. All That said- 5 is actually probably still pretty low on this list. They’re top 3 over Dallas and Philly imo. Green Bay 1 makes sense and Bills makes sense to me, too

I'm in Atlanta, Georgia. Atlanta is a baseball city. We have Women's Soccer, NFL, NBA, and MLB.

in chicago, the blackhawks and the bulls share the united center, which is about in the center of the city limits. the bears are likely moving out of chicago but if they dont, soldier filed is a couple of miles east of the united center. then the mlb teams are literally on opposite ends of the city. none of this really matters all that much though because you can get from any one of them to the other easily on the train. but ive never known anyone that regularly goes to any games, forget about multiple sports. if i had to guess, id expect cubs/bulls/blackhawks to be the most common overlap, just because those seasons are way longer so tickets are cheaper. also more cubs fans are able to afford tickets regularly

You mentioned that the Bengals owner was named Brown . The Cleveland Browns were named that because their owner was Paul Brown . Paul Brown eventually sold the Browns and started the Bengals . I'm not sure if Paul Brown is still alive , if he is ,he is very old ,but the team is still owned by the Brown family .

This video doesn't count it's 3 years old. You guys have to do what the season looks like Currently

Maybe you already know this, but LA hasn't had a football team since 1994 when the Rams and Raiders left, so a generation of southern Californians (minus San Diego) was left without a NFL team. That said, many were fans of other teams during the 80s and 90s, mostly notably 49ers and Cowboys. Growing up, it was common to see fans of virtually every NFL team throughout SoCal, and still is.

In Houston, I go to Texans tailgates (out in the lot and not inside the stadium) pretty regularly and maybe attend an actual game once a year. We rather flip our tickets and drink beer and bbq on the lot. I'm at many Astros games a season though, at least 5-10 a season. I do have MLS Dynamo season tickets and I'll attend international matches in the city because we plenty year round. I used to have Rockets season tickets (during the Harden/Howard years) but I'll go to 1-2 games a season now out of the 40 home games mostly out of lack of interest/poor performing team.

The owner of the Bengals (last name Brown) used to be the owner and founder of the Browns.

Chicago has the Bears, Cubs, White Sox, Bulls, Blackhawks and also a men's and women's pro soccer team. I've been to all several times, and they are all great fun.

If I heard correctly, and you said you're going to Boston April 21st, the NBA and NHL regular seasons will be over, but there could be playoff games in Boston. Baseball starts by then, and Fenway Park is one of the best baseball stadiums in the US. Baseball isn't a sport I watch on TV, but they usually do a good job of keeping you entertained when you go watch it live.

The Bengals owner, Mike Brown, is the son of Paul Brown, who was the head coach for the Browns, and possibly GM. Paul Brown is considered by many to be the godfather of the nfl, even Bill Belicheck makes that claim. You should watch the history of Paul Brown and how he got fired in Cleveland, moved to Cincy and created another pro football team.

Some cities with 4 teams (more if you include NY, LA), have their favorites but it can change depending on the teams success. Boston is known as baseball city but all 4 of their sports teams were winning championships at the same time! So New England was almost equally excited about all of them. LA and NY are a baseball city (Dodgers, Yankees and then Mets.) In NY, depending on what sport or team is good, basketball and football are 2nd. LA, if good, basketball (Lakers), is tied with 1st. In Philly, it definitely football but if the Phillies are contenders (which is rare) then they are tied with a good Eagles team. Atlanta, it’s the Georgia Bulldogs (college football), then the Braves.

Hey guys, have you watched Field of Dreams??? Reason I ask is because the MLB started a series 2 years ago called the Field of Dreams game. It goes with the movie, and I wanted to recommend you watch the first one Chicago White Sox vs NY Yankees, it was one of the best games I've seen considering the nostalgic atmosphere and not to mention a great game. Just a suggestion for you guys. Keep up the great content.

Pittsburgh does have a baseball team the Pirates and there is talk of an NBA expansion team possibly soon.

Im from Atlanta and I go see Atlanta United, braves, hawks and falcons atleast once each of their seasons. Other than the hawks Atlanta is a pretty big sports city, braves, falcons and United have big fan bases so it’s enjoyable going to each game.

The Georgia Bulldogs are in Athens, GA where the University of Georgia is located.

Pittsburgh also has the Pirates in mlb

Negs owner Mike brown is the son of the founder of the browns. The nfl kicked Mr brown from Cleveland so Mike browns father went down to cincy and started the bengals

Keep in mind that the sports mostly take place at different times of year, so it's not necessarily an either/or decision. (Also, I suspect that most of the empty seats pictures were taken during COVID time. Certainly not every team sells out every game, but you don't generally see stadiums nearly that empty.)

The University of Georgia Bulldogs are located in Athens Georgia(I believe they have multiple campuses around Georgia).

It's sad that the Pittsburgh Pirates weren't even mentioned. How can you rank Dallas ahead of Buffalo? Buffalo only has the Sabres and the Bills. Dallas has the Stars, Mavericks and Cowboys.

In US, most people support more than one sport, depending on the season. Also, most teams regardless of sports have fans way beyond the city. Such as Atlanta Braves. The Braves have a whole region, like the state of Georgia and surrounding states. America is a very mobile society. People move around for jobs, school etc. However, they take their sports allegiant with them.

Pittsburg has mlb as well

Look into the history of the Browns & Bengals…you’ll laugh for a different reason with your joke of Cincys owners’ name. It’s a cool story though, check it out

15:58 UGA is based out of Athens, GA, which is about an hour away from the city. Almost everyone supports UGA or GT here until you get closer to the Alabama border where more Auburn and Alabama fan are.

The emptiness is like others have said because it was COVID or they just took the picture before/after the game when it was mostly empty. I will say this about the jags tho, the rest of the AFC South calls them the Tarp kitties for a reason. The upper deck is almost always covered in tarps to protect the seats because they won't be needed.

I'm from the San Francisco Bay area and I follow the San Francisco Giants (baseball) 49ers and Warriors..

The only reason the Cowboys have high TV viewership is because the NFL has us watch them lose 15 primetime games per year. We don't have any other games to watch or we would.

The reasoning for the Houston ranking is silly. Yes, although Houston has only had the Texans since 2002, they used to have the Houston Oilers from 1960 to 1997 when they moved to Tennessee and became the Titans.

I live in metro detroit, all 4 of our sports teams play less than a mile apart

When comes to Florida most people are relocated from other states so always lots NfL team shirts at Florida NFL games close to all Tampa bay teams only go to one or two

Pittsburgh is Absolutely a sports city. We bleed black & gold. We also love our bars & pubs. If you ever make your way here you can't forget to visit the strip district (no it's not nudy bars lol) there's a mix of merch stores, bars, novelty shops, even a smoked meat place. In my opinion, It's must visit if your a sports fan.

This is a old video guys so keep that in mind. Sounds like it was around covid.

Los Angeles Sparks are the WNBA team in LA. That’s Women’s National Basketball Association

Giants and Yankees in New York. Sorry Daz hate the mets

The Red Sox, Bruins and Celtics are all historic founding teams in there leagues

NFL stadiums never look like the pictures he’s using.. He’s either using pre game photos or blow out

Buffalo didn’t rank 2 (Green Bay is first imo) so I must drink a 6AM beer and sacrifice myself to the pit.

Baton Rouge is about 82 miles from New Orleans.

I go see the braves, hawks, and falcons regularly.

Cleveland should have been higher than they were, The owner packed the team up and moved out, the fans fought the NFL and were awarded the team back if the city built the new stadium, and then they were able to keep all records/history and name.

Bills fan here for life....live in NE Ohio but BillsMafia for life!!.

Some places like LA and Miami have so much for people to do their football kinda suffers

I'm A Pittsburgh Steelers fan. My dad and mom, Brothers and his wife were cowboys fans. It would have been more fun to through water on A grease fire lol

Atlanta, Carolina, New York, phoenix, over Kansas City is engagement farming

I'm from Wisconsin and I already knew without a doubt they would be number one.

Los Angeles not a football city is a misconception, the problem is that everyone in Los Angeles roots for different teams, proof is in the rams and chargers attendance numbers

The Philadelphia 76ers basketball team.

Most people support every sports team in their city just to represent where they're from, but it's EXTREMELY rare that all 4 teams are actually competitive at the same time. Even in big markets like NY, LA, Miami, it usually shifts around in terms of which teams are actually good. Take New York for example. The Yankees are typically annual contenders to win a championship, but for a long period of time the Mets, Knicks, Giants (minus Eli Manning), and Jets were complete garbage. I'm a Washington DC native, and within the past 10-15 years we've had the Wizards go pretty far in the playoffs once or twice during the John Wall/ Bradley Beal era, but then in that same year the Nationals would be dead last. in 2019, the Nationals won the World Series but then the same year, the Commanders had a 3-13 record in the 2019-20 season. I hate to admit because they're a rival, but Philadelphia is a pretty good example of a sports city that has multiple contenders. Most recently, the year the Eagles went to the Super Bowl, a few months prior the Phillies were also in the World Series, BUT they both lost lol so it all worked out.

Sorry guys but this video is just horrendous. I wouldnt go back to that channel again that for sure. If you go to Pittsburgh for a game dont hesitate to reach out to one of your subs from there because Pittsburghers are the friendliest people and would love to give you the proper Pittsburgh sporting event experience. The baseball stadium is just unbelievable, especially on one of the many fireworks nights.

Green Bay is a must visit for every football fan.

I'm an Atlanta sports fan and it is one of the centers of college football and home to the hall of fame. However the Braves are a MUCH bigger deal than the Falcons ever have. Do us all a favor and fire the entire Falcons franchise into the Sun.

The juxtaposition of sports in Green Bay amuses me. The UW-GB Phoenix (college basketball) / Blizzard (arena football) / Gamblers (junior hockey), three modestly successful teams, share an arena across the street from the most historic and successful NFL team.

The big difference between the Braves and Falcons is the Braves have a huge national fanbase while nobody outside of Georgia cares about the Falcons.(maybe a few people in Alabama) I would still argue the Braves are bigger in the state of Georgia and the Atlanta area, just maybe not in Atlanta proper.

YOU GUYS WOULD LOVE PITTSBURGH !!!

the Sparks is the WNBA team, the Los Angeles Sparks

La sparks is a wnba team and the galaxy i believe is the soccer team

These attendance pictures are not accurate at all. Most of these stadiums usually at least have 55,000+ in attendance each week even in the worst markets. I’m a Jacksonville season-ticket holder. They did us dirty on that picture.