10-21-26 (Bossman Show) | Patrick Gayle Show, Episode 51

No doubt.

Neal, let me ask you this question.

The fans talked about it a little bit after the game.

Henry, go there.

Penance kind of went there a little bit about having a silent count at home and having the Bears fans take over Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday and it's not like a Bears home game, to be honest, which is in the press box.

So what are your thoughts on that happening to the Falcons again when they have a silent count at home and having to actually be prepared for that in your home stadium?

Yeah, that's not new.

Unfortunately, Dirk Cutter tipped us off a couple years back that they had to do that.

And this is at the Georgia Dome.

So, you know, simple thing for me is, hey, win.

You know, win, don't give them nothing to cheer about.

You know, beat the other team.

I mean, economics are such now that people are selling their tickets because they cost so much.

You got to try to get some of your investment back.

And so the Chicago ticket was a big one.

You know, when Dallas comes, that's a big one.

You know, Kansas City later this year is going to be another one.

So, you know, I know the economics of it because I had season tickets.

I still got them by my friend's company's name.

But I know what the money is.

I know when they were $30 for a ticket for $300, I got in at $600.

So it's way more than that now.

So, you know, if you can get some of that back, selling one game or two games, then people do that.

So, you know, the only thing that's going to remedy that is to win.

So they haven't been able to do that part of it.