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I don't know if you saw this post on X from Rich Samini yesterday.

Now, we understand that Steelers fans travel well.

There's also Steelers fans that live everywhere because of their success in the 70s and

everything else.

So if you go to a game on the road, if you were a Steelers fan, you're going to run into other Steelers fans.

However, there's a, I guess, a projection model that the website Vivid Seats puts out that says we think there's going to be X amount of percent of this team's fans in the building.

So Rich Samini, doing what Rich Samini does, looked up how many Steelers fans, Vivid Seats thinks is going to be there in a percentage.

Did you see this yesterday? If you didn't, it's fine because I want to see. I'd prefer that you didn't. I did. You did. Okay. Did you see this out yesterday?

Very large contingent of stealer fans according to vivid seats.

48% is their projection. Just about 50-50 Steelers and Jets fans. Now, for a home opener, that's really bad.

Now, you want to tell me that the Steelers are fighting for a playoff spot, a win in your in situation.

Plus, Aaron Rogers. Right. The Jets, you know, are four win team or something like that. I can totally understand.

For the season opener at home to have that much of a invasion of the fans is crazy.

Two years ago, that wouldn't have happened.

That's happening because I think, you know, you know, Steelers fans have always traveled. They have always traveled. You know, even back when I was playing, they were traveling really, really well. They're also everywhere. Like, I mean, I know a bunch of people that grew up on Long Island that are Steelers fans. Yeah, yeah. So I would just say that that does not surprise me at all. And I don't necessarily... For a a home opener 50-50, come on. You want to tell me

30%? That's a high number. I have to say that where the Jets are today compared to where they were

two years ago, it feels like a team that is in complete transition. And there's really,

the only thing exciting about it is that an ex-player has come back to be the coach

and he's trying to recreate all the things that Bill Parcells did when he took over.

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