Top 5 NFL teams with highest attendance percentage both home and away ft. Browns, Rams and more
Most NFL teams record excellent attendance numbers for the majority of their games. While relatively expensive, going to an NFL game is an exciting and entertaining experience for the fans in attendance. They get to root their team on, while getting the opportunity to watch all of the action play out live.
Many NFL games sell out quickly, making tickets only available through the secondary market. While some teams generally do better than others with fan attendance, most stadiums are consistently packed for every game.
Here are the five teams who recorded the best attendance percentage for their games during the 2021 NFL season. The list includes both home and away games.
#5 - Baltimore Ravens - 97.5%
When NFL teams consistently put out a winning product, it boosts their attendances. Many fans want to go and see their favorite team compete. This is the case with the Baltimore Ravens, who have won two Super Bowl rings since the turn of the century. They seem to be in playoff contention every season.
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1) CLE - 1,160,004
2) NE - 1,150,306
3) LAR - 1,187,786
4)MIA - 1,110,828
5)BAL - 1,141,157
6)KC - 1,192,945
7)CHI - 1,079,841
8)DEN - 1,243,881
9)MIN - 1,118,294
10)IND - 1,081,420
Lamar Jackson is another factor that has likely increased the Ravens' attendance numbers. He is one of the most exciting players in the NFL and is already arguably the greatest rushing quarterback of all time. He is an attraction for the fans who flock to see him play.
#4 - Miami Dolphins - 97.6%
The Miami Dolphins have a reputation for a loyal fan base that stretches across the country. This helps with their attendance numbers because when the Dolphins play road games, Miami fans living out of state can watch them play locally.
The Dolphins were aggressive during the 2022 NFL offseason by adding a ton of offensive weapons. This was headlined by superstar wide receiver Tyreek Hill, who was acquired in a trade with the Kansas City Chiefs. They are expected to be playoff contenders this season, which could further increase their attendance.