My employer has several sets of tickets that we give away to employees. It was nearly impossible to give away free tickets to this past game.
I think the combination of little Titans fan interest and the heat was the reason.
I don't get this part. I mean.... I do try to understand, but on a personal level, I don't fucking get it.
There's 3 games that the stadium should always be packed for, depending on the timing of the schedule, and that's the Titans, the Colts and the Texans. These are division games and they matter.
Homefield advantage is a real thing, but after a few shitty passes from BB5, we didn't have it. I could hear Mariota calling checks from my seat and that should never happen. So I get people being pissed with the way that Bortles (and the entire offense really) didn't bother to show up, but the most vocal people on Monday were more than likely the least vocal on Sunday.
While I'm soapboxing, can someone please explain the benefit to me of leaving a game before it's decided? Not sure what traffic you're beating out of there as your rush to the exit with 15k in tow. I personally would rather to chill in my seat for a few extra minutes and hang out in the parking lot rather than rush to go sit in a line of traffic full of pissed off fans.
Just my $0.02.
