Posted Thu Apr 10th by Josh Temple
For the sixth straight year the NFL has set a record for paid attendance league wide. The Redskins held the top spot for paid attendance once again due in large part to the extra large stadium capacity of FedEx Field which stands at 91,655. The Cowboys will be blowing these records out of the water if they ever open up their 100,000+ capacity option at their new stadium currently under construction.
Denver held the sixth overall spot with 1,120,996 in paid attendance.
Three other teams topped 600,000 in paid home attendance: the New York Giants (629,391), Kansas City Chiefs (622,541) and New York Jets (616,756). Eleven teams drew more than 1.1 million in paid attendance home and away during the regular season, led by Washington (1,264,890). The others were the Giants (1,187,915), Jets (1,171,564), Miami Dolphins (1,156,762), Chiefs (1,145,938), New England Patriots (1,131,027), Buffalo Bills (1,129,052), Denver Broncos (1,120,996), Philadelphia Eagles (1,120,090), Green Bay Packers (1,112,753) and Carolina Panthers (1,100,147).
You can read about this and all the 2008 Draft compensation picks in this NFL.com article.
Published on 04/10/2008 at Thu Apr 10 09:18.
Tagged: Broncos Fans,Dallas Cowboys,Denver Broncos,INVESCO Field at Mile High,Washington Redskins.