I would say yes to a point. With stadiums at 20% capacity, officials will probably be less partial to the fans. Less crowd noise, less fans, less advantage I would think.
Does this mean we should pound the dogs this year
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08-30-20 12:18 AM #1
Will "Home Field" Mean Less In 2020 NFL??
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08-30-20 12:27 AM #2
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08-30-20 02:24 AM #3
Yes only weather factors now
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08-30-20 07:32 AM #4
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08-30-20 07:33 AM #5
NFL about QB's nothing else
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08-30-20 07:35 AM #6
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08-30-20 08:59 AM #7
stevey we need an update on your life, u get back on your feet?
Originally Posted by stevek173
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08-30-20 09:34 AM #8
I would think if you can find prop bets on the amount of penalties by the visiting teams might be a sharp bet.Alot less false starts which are the most common one.Over time it may add up.Maybe a higher percentage of field goals made due to less crowd noise and pressure.
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08-30-20 09:39 AM #9
Will help the Chargers. They will have more fans with an empty stadium then they had in a packed stadium home game.
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08-30-20 09:52 AM #10
Yes is the obvious answer. The question should have been "Who will it effect the least/most"?
I say Seattle will lose the most. No home field edge.
We already have San Diego/LA the least.
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08-30-20 09:59 AM #11
Yes I'm good ty for asking Originally Posted by lonegambler23
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08-30-20 10:12 AM #12
Home field advantage will still matter in football even with just 20% crowds on hand.. Nothing like playing in your home town and home stadium. Don't have to travel etc..
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