StarOfGlory
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I was having a discussion about the business of the NFL a few days ago, and something interesting was evident. Companies that look at fan analytics based on attendance, merchandise sales, social engagement, TV ratings, and search volume find that seven teams are consistently at or near the top is those categories collectively. Number one is our own Dallas Cowboys. The other teams are New England, Philly, Green Bay, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Kansas City, with the NYG and Chicago just behind the pack depending on the year.
The sad part of this? Every team listed has at least been to the NFC or AFC Championship game this century, with most being in or winning a Super Bowl. The lone exception? The Dallas Cowboys. So, how are we the most popular team in the country despite not winning anything of significance since the 1990's? Are we truly riding the coattails of being called America's Team almost 50 years ago?
The sad part of this? Every team listed has at least been to the NFC or AFC Championship game this century, with most being in or winning a Super Bowl. The lone exception? The Dallas Cowboys. So, how are we the most popular team in the country despite not winning anything of significance since the 1990's? Are we truly riding the coattails of being called America's Team almost 50 years ago?
