Biggest Home Field Advantage In The NFL?

**k13** · 09-19-11, 01:59 PM

Yet it was so easy for the Jets to beat them in the playoffs....

More has to do with the team not the home field.

Seattle sucks yet they can accomplish some wins at home.

Once Brady breaks a let they'll lose a bunch of games at home like they did with Cassel. Simple as that.

**VegasInsider** · 09-19-11, 02:04 PM

Originally posted by k13

Yet it was so easy for the Jets to beat them in the playoffs....

More has to do with the team not the home field.

Seattle sucks yet they can accomplish some wins at home.

Once Brady breaks a let they'll lose a bunch of games at home like they did with Cassel. Simple as that.

You obviously didn't read the entire post. I said REGULAR SEASON (open your eyes)

Cassel went 5-3 at home in 2008 and one of the losses was Week 3 when Miami ran that goofy wildcat offense. They also lost to the Jets and Steelers.

**Sunde91** · 09-19-11, 02:07 PM

Teams dont win in Fox because of the Pats, not their slightly above average fans and stadium

KC is a joke. We just saw them clear out in the 3rd Quarter in week 1

Lambeau has been packed to the brim every game for the last 50+ years

It is not coincidence Lambeau is #1 on basically ever list of top home field advantages

**Ice House** · 09-19-11, 02:09 PM

i would say Gillette stadium #1.

Superdome #2

**VegasInsider** · 09-19-11, 02:09 PM

Obviously when you have a dogshit team, rowdy fans aren't going to win games for you. But if the fans/stadium/atmosphere can provide any extra edge in crunch time, makes a big difference

**VegasInsider** · 09-19-11, 02:11 PM

Originally posted by Ice House

i would say Gillette stadium #1.

Superdome #2

Georgia Dome is loud as shit too. That place is even loud when the Final Four is played there.

**k13** · 09-19-11, 02:12 PM

Jacksonville

**rsnnh12** · 09-19-11, 02:14 PM

Lambeau number 1, Gillette number 2