The task of rallying fans for the Chargers was already tough, but they aren’t the only struggling team in town when it comes to fan support.
Prior to the NFC Championship Game, the Rams, players, and their significant others made a big push to urge Rams fans to not only sell their tickets but to turn up in full force to support the team against the 49ers. However, the stadium was predominantly filled with red-clad supporters.
Despite the challenging environment, the Rams managed to triumph over the opposition and secure a comeback victory on home turf.
Both the Bengals and the Rams organized rallies at their respective home stadiums for fans to revel in their team’s success. While over 30,000 fans attended the Bengals’ rally, the same cannot be said for the Rams.
The scene in Cincinnati looked lively:
On the other hand, the Rams’ rally painted a starkly different picture:
The team’s Twitter account acknowledged the disappointing turnout by refraining from showing any crowd shots:
This doesn’t bode well for the upcoming Super Bowl, with Bengals fans poised to potentially outnumber and turn the stadium into a home advantage for their team.
