A)......if the game was blacked out?

 

B) .....if the game was on TV?

......

 

A. No.

 

B. No.

 

To be clear, I LOVE the Bengals.

A)......if the game was blacked out?

 

B) .....if the game was on TV?

 

A) Yes

 

B) Most likely

Absolutely, in either case. Bundle up and go. I went to that fiasco at Nippert in 2012. Give me enough Schnapps and I can weather anything.

 

Are you saying the playoff game may be blacked out in Cincinnati?

Under ZERO circumstance would I ever attend another Bengals game. Last one i went to was VS the Steelers and my 15 yr nephew was challenged to a fist fight from an adult , I had my 10 yr old son with me also and there were just so many drunks and fights . One Fan took my nephews towel and refused to give it back . I had Bengals gear on also. It was entirely ugly and I'll never go back .

......

 

A. No.

 

B. No.

 

To be clear, I LOVE the Bengals.

 

Ditto. I'll add option C:

 

Seats in a suite. Nope.

 

Too cold. Too much of a hassle. TV is awesome. If no TV I'll find something else to do.

A)......if the game was blacked out?

 

B) .....if the game was on TV?

A yes

B no

 

The problem isn't so much that watching on a HD tv is much better, it's that the crowd makes the game day experience dreadful anymore.

 

Its a problem league wide. I have nothing against drinking, baseball games are fine etc. hockey games it adds to the fun, football games however with the mentality of the game itself it becomes unbearable at times with the way people are so drunk and obnoxious and the language etc. I hate to say it but the tailgating may be a big problem that contributes to it. People are drinking hours before the game and by the time the game starts are already in ripe to be obnoxious.

 

Its just not fun being there like it used to be.

I would go, only because it's hard to pass up free tickets, especially to a playoff game. The weather Sunday is going to be awful.

Absolutely, in either case. Bundle up and go. I went to that fiasco at Nippert in 2012. Give me enough Schnapps and I can weather anything.

 

Are you saying the playoff game may be blacked out in Cincinnati?

 

NFL granted extension to Friday at 4 PM to secure a Sellout and avoid Black Out. At close of box office today 3500 tickets remained.

I'm never going to another NFL game again. They are the most miserable experiences I've ever encountered. The fan experience is terrible

BTW Frank are you offering tickets? If so, I gladly accept. :thumb:

A yes B no The problem isn't so much that watching on a HD tv is much better' date=' it's that the crowd makes the game day experience dreadful anymore. Its a problem league wide. I have nothing against drinking, baseball games are fine etc. hockey games it adds to the fun, football games however with the mentality of the game itself it becomes unbearable at times with the way people are so drunk and obnoxious and the language etc. I hate to say it but the tailgating may be a big problem that contributes to it. People are drinking hours before the game and by the time the game starts are already in ripe to be obnoxious. Its just not fun being there like it used to be.[/quote']

 

It's not bad at all stadiums, but I agree that it is definitely getting worse league wide.

If I'm a Bengals fan and I was close...there's no way I'd miss it. I love going to Giants home games, and if I have the opportunity to go to a Giants home playoff game I'm in.

A yes

B no

 

The problem isn't so much that watching on a HD tv is much better, it's that the crowd makes the game day experience dreadful anymore.

 

Its a problem league wide. I have nothing against drinking, baseball games are fine etc. hockey games it adds to the fun, football games however with the mentality of the game itself it becomes unbearable at times with the way people are so drunk and obnoxious and the language etc. I hate to say it but the tailgating may be a big problem that contributes to it. People are drinking hours before the game and by the time the game starts are already in ripe to be obnoxious.

 

Its just not fun being there like it used to be.

 

It sorta amazes me what a pass all that drunkenness typically gets. I love Pro Football don't get me wrong, but there seems to be a double standard in place on game gay. I'm assuming that many are responsible enough to have designated drivers when heading home, but out of 80,000 people, how many don't?

Is there an option of selling these free tix?