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Felger and Mad.

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A couple days ago when there was a report from the secondary ticket markets that the Patriot's secondary ticket sales had fallen 40% off of last year,

which was the biggest drop in the league.

Okay.

So again, according to these data sites that look at secondary ticket sales once the NFL

schedules announce, they can already tell what the secondary market looks like for these

teams.

The Patriots have had the biggest drop year over year,

40% on the secondary ticket market, which led us to ask, I think we talked about this on Tuesday,

which led us to ask about the long-term popularity of the Patriots, the pink hat factor,

how much market share they're going to lose now that Tom Brady has gone, how much market share

they will lose if they go back to being now that Tom Brady is gone, how much market share they will lose.

If they go back to being a team that doesn't win the Super Bowl every other year, what can we expect? And I've always felt this is now a football town. It'll be a football town. Patriots are in the blood, and that's just the way it is. But when I saw that number, it gave me a little pause. like it gave me

it concerned me and it got me to think

about it a little bit more. And I began to worry, beginning to worry, that there's a fair weather fan factor to the Patriots that maybe I'm not appreciating or not accounting for. I hope it's not true. I hope it's not there. I hope that support is hardcore and it is now for life. And, you know, this is what it is. Once a Patriots got real, we became a football town and they're now in the blood and the heartbeat of the city and all of that. But I don't know. I worry about it, Maz. And so I asked, if the Patriots fall off, how much fan support will they lose?

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