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It looks like the Cleveland Browns have the luxury of home-field advantage wherever they play.
At home or on the road, these NFL teams draw the biggest crowds! 🙌👀🏟 pic.twitter.com/O2zaIZze0R
— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) August 10, 2022
FOX Sports: NFL’s tweet reveals that the Browns have the best attendance percentage at 99.2 percent for both home and away games.
The New England Patriots are second at 98.5 percent while the Los Angeles Rams complete the top three at 98.1.
Coming in fourth are the Miami Dolphins at 97.6 and Baltimore Ravens are at five with 97.5
Also on the list are the Kansas City Chiefs (97.3 percent) and the Chicago Bears (97.2 percent).
Making it to the top ten are the Denver Broncos (97.1 percent), Minnesota Vikings (96.9 percent), and Indianapolis Colts (96.8 percent).
This outcome says a lot about their fan’s devotion that they don’t mind traveling to away games.
In return, the team hopes to deliver better results for their supporters.
With that dedicated fanbase, the team hopes to bring them favorable results in the future.
Browns Have A Chance To Compete
Given that Deshaun Watson will miss some time, Browns fans are banking on Jacoby Brissett to lead the Browns to more wins until Watson takes the field.
Once the Pro Bowl quarterback returns, he will develop his connection with Amari Cooper, Donovan Peoples-Jones, and David Njoku.
The Browns can still establish their run game with Nick Chubb, Kareem Hunt, and D’Ernest Johnson.
The ground attack wouldn’t work without their offensive linemen in Jedrick Wills, Joel Bitonio, Nick Harris, Jack Conklin, and Wyatt Teller.
They also have titans on defense like Myles Garrett, Jadeveon Clowney, John Johnson III, Greg Newsome II, and Denzel Ward.
Ward has additional weight on his shoulders after getting a $100.5 million contract extension from Cleveland.
At their best, Browns fans will enjoy the games, whether they are at FirstEnergy Stadium or any other NFL venue.
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