When the Dallas Cowboys go up against the Pittsburgh Steelers at the first preseason game on the 7th of August, fans will be able to view everything from stadium seats thanks to their being allowed in the stands. Dream Seats are not an option however, as the National Football League will be blocking off the first six to eight rows of every section of the lower bowl. This is part of the ongoing effort to minimise and contain the threat of the ongoing novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.
Ben Fischer, of the Sports Business Journal, explained how things will look if nothing’s changed by that date, with these areas being tarped off completely. Teams will be given the option to sell signage to interested sponsors who wish to see their names up on TV screens as the games unfold.
The Sports Business Journal has let it be known that the tarp-covered seats will be a familiar sight to those of us who enjoy watching English Premier League games. The season resumed recently, but no fans have been allowed to watch games live. It’s been reported that the NFL will not be placing a limit on game capacity, saying that each of the teams will make this decision themselves.
An anonymous source inside the NFL has said that attendance will be decided on state-by-state and county-by-county since it’s impossible to make a workable one-size-fits-all rule right now. Both the Washington Redskins and the Baltimore Ravens recently revealed that they plan to follow state and local regulations when it comes to deciding how many tickets, if any, to sell for home games.
| Rank | Site | Bonus | Bet | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  | Ladbrokes |  | 5/5 | 100% Match up to $250 | Bet now Review |
| 2 |  | Picklebet | | 4.9/5 | Login to see promotions | Bet now Review |
| 3 |  | Palmerbet | | 4.8/5 | 100% Match | Bet now Review |
More About Jennie Martin
After completing her degree, Jennie Martin began her journalism career by working as an intern on the entertainment pages. However, her passion for sport was quickly noticed, and she began covering local events.
She now puts her considerable expertise and more than a decades worth of experience to good use, keeping readers up to date on Australian and international sports betting news.
From the latest sporting results to the thrills and spills of the online betting industry, Jennie is the australiansportsbetting.net expert in the field.
You May Also Like:
Washington Selects Inclusive New Name
Washington’s NFL team finally has a new moniker. After an 18-month search for a befitting and inclusive new name, the franchise will henceforth be known as the Commanders. In July ….
Tom Brady Undecided About Retirement
Reports suggesting that he may be ready to retire aside, Tampa Bay QB Tom Brady (44) has informed the Buccaneers that he hasn’t yet fully made up his mind. According ….
Willie Gay Jr Arrested In Kansas City
KC Chiefs linebacker Willie Gay Jr. may not play in the team’s upcoming game against the Buffalo Bills in the Playoffs. This after Gay was arrested this week on a ….
What Happens in a Two-Game NFL Preseason?
The National Football League will potentially slash its preseason games down to just two in 2020, a 50% decrease from the four-game schedule in place normally. Cutting it in half ….
The Chargers Want Colin Kaepernick Back
Commissioner of the National Football League Roger Goodell is encouraging teams to sign free-agent quarterback Colin Kaepernick and many agree that the Los Angeles Chargers may be the best fit. ….