I've got an idea... Rank all 32 NFL teams by fans/home stadium ambiance

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Assuming each team is competitive (not necessarily a SB contender, but at least competitive enough to have a chance to make the playoffs) at a given point. This ranking factors the fans, home stadium ambiance, home field advantage, how hard it is to get a road win there, etc...

1) Seahawks
2) Eagles
3) Chiefs
4) Saints

5) 49ers
6) Packers
7) Panthers
8) Vikings
9) Steelers
10) Patriots
11) Bills
12) Ravens
13) Broncos
14) Falcons

15) Cardinals
16) Bears
17) Redskins
18) Texans
19) Lions
20) Cowboys
21) Giants
22) Jets
23) Titans
24) Jaguars
25) Colts
26) Buccaneers
27) Bengals

28) Browns
29) Dolphins (lol Brady)
30) Raiders
31) Rams
32) Chargers

[Mark Celibate]

Assuming each team is competitive (not necessarily a SB contender, but at least competitive enough to have a chance to make the playoffs) at a given point. This ranking factors the fans, home stadium ambiance, home field advantage, how hard it is to get a road win there, etc...

1) Seahawks
2) Eagles
3) Chiefs
4) Saints

5) 49ers
6) Packers
7) Panthers
8) Vikings
9) Steelers
10) Patriots
11) Bills
12) Ravens
13) Broncos
14) Falcons

15) Cardinals
16) Bears
17) Redskins
18) Texans
19) Lions
20) Cowboys
21) Giants
22) Jets
23) Titans
24) Jaguars
25) Colts
26) Buccaneers
27) Bengals

28) Browns
29) Dolphins (lol Brady)
30) Raiders
31) Rams
32) Chargers

I like the thread idea, but I'm too lazy to make a real list so I'll just piggyback off of yours, IMO.

-The top 10 look pretty good but don't know why you have the 49ers and Carolina so high?

-I think Minnesota should be top 5

-Broncos should be above New England. Denver, geographically, is just tough and their fans are good. They just never had Brady/Belichick

-Atlanta should be near the bottom with Miami. Just a terrible sports town

-I bet Cleveland would be near the top too, but they've been shitty for so long there's almost nothing to go by other than the fact that they're passionate about baseball and basketball

basically any city in the Midwest, Rocky Mountains, and Northeast (other than New York) will be near the top and the southern cities will be near the bottom in all sports. That's just how it is for obvious reasons. Seattle is a weird exception because the city is full of try-hards

btw, you been looking at any cryptos lately, brah?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

I like the thread idea, but I'm too lazy to make a real list so I'll just piggyback off of yours, IMO.

-The top 10 look pretty good but don't know why you have the 49ers and Carolina so high?

-I think Minnesota should be top 5

-Broncos should be above New England. Denver, geographically, is just tough and their fans are good. They just never had Brady/Belichick

-Atlanta should be near the bottom with Miami. Just a terrible sports town

-I bet Cleveland would be near the top too, but they've been shitty for so long there's almost nothing to go by other than the fact that they're passionate about baseball and basketball

basically any city in the Midwest, Rocky Mountains, and Northeast (other than New York) will be near the top and the southern cities will be near the bottom in all sports. That's just how it is for obvious reasons. Seattle is a weird exception because the city is full of try-hards

btw, you been looking at any cryptos lately, brah?
the 49ers fans and stadium is pretty hardcore when they are winning, but I'm essentially going by candlestick era... however towards the end of this year they seemed to get good again even though their team wasn't going to the playoffs

Carolina is borderline south, borderline northeast, but their fans are lowkey hardcore

Atlanta is a terrible sports town outside of football, but they do care about the Falcons. They're not a top tier or anything but they're certainly not down there with Miami. Georgia Dome has a history of being quite a tough place to play and win when the Falcons are competitive.

[Green Man]

How are the Cowboys not dead last? Every game I’ve been to in the Death Star, there’s been more opposing fans than Cowboys fans. No road team fears playing in Dallas, in fact they’re even more motivated to get a win in that ridiculous monstrosity of a stadium.

[Darth_Pelican]

Assuming each team is competitive (not necessarily a SB contender, but at least competitive enough to have a chance to make the playoffs) at a given point. This ranking factors the fans, home stadium ambiance, home field advantage, how hard it is to get a road win there, etc...

1) Seahawks
2) Eagles
3) Chiefs
4) Saints

5) 49ers
6) Packers
7) Panthers
8) Vikings
9) Steelers
10) Patriots
11) Bills
12) Ravens
13) Broncos
14) Falcons

15) Cardinals
16) Bears
17) Redskins
18) Texans
19) Lions
20) Cowboys
21) Giants
22) Jets
23) Titans
24) Jaguars
25) Colts
26) Buccaneers
27) Bengals

28) Browns
29) Dolphins (lol Brady)
30) Raiders
31) Rams
32) Chargers

Yeah, the Chief’s home field advantage is so intimidating that they lost their 6th consecutive home playoff game tonight, and they have only won 1 playoff game since 1993. Do you realize how hard it is to lose 6 consecutive home playoff games? Do you understand how ridiculous it is to have the Chiefs ranked 3rd with the information that I just provided?

[UNT Eagles 2016]

How are the Cowboys not dead last? Every game I’ve been to in the Death Star, there’s been more opposing fans than Cowboys fans. No road team fears playing in Dallas, in fact they’re even more motivated to get a win in that ridiculous monstrosity of a stadium.

Have you ever been to a California team home game? You can even include the 49ers between Harbaugh and Jimmy G.

but yeah, Dallas is a pretty bad HFA. Jerry cares about sales first, team second. 4-4 at home in the great 2014 season in which they went 12-4. Dallas probably has the best road fans in the league though, at least.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

Yeah, the Chief’s home field advantage is so intimidating that they lost their 6th consecutive home playoff game tonight, and they have only won 1 playoff game since 1993. Do you realize how hard it is to lose 6 consecutive home playoff games? Do you understand how ridiculous it is to have the Chiefs ranked 3rd with the information that I just provided?
I actually consider modifying this and based on what I saw about the Christmas Eve game where they mostly didn't show up until after opening kickoff.

Saints >>> ... god Brees is so good at home. Carolina will have it tough tomorrow.

[Arcadian]

So much for KC.

[Clipper Nation]

How are the Cowboys not dead last? Every game I’ve been to in the Death Star, there’s been more opposing fans than Cowboys fans. No road team fears playing in Dallas, in fact they’re even more motivated to get a win in that ridiculous monstrosity of a stadium.
Because the LA Chargers exist. Not only are their "home" games 99% full of the other team's fans, but they're also at a tiny soccer stadium.