NFL Teams Sold An Average Of 48,200 Personal Seat Licenses Last Season
The 15 NFL teams that sell personal seat licenses last season sold an average of 48,200 PSLs, accounting for an average of 69% of capacity at their respective venues, according to data from consulting firm Conventions, Sports & Leisure Int’l. The Giants led all clubs with 75,261 PSLs sold. The Ravens led all clubs in licenses as a percent of capacity at 96%. The Cowboys had the highest projections in terms of PSL revenue over the duration of the Cowboys Stadium with $650M. By comparison, the Seahawks finished at the bottom with only $20.5M in revenue projected (THE DAILY).
| NFL TEAMS WITH PSLs AT HOME VENUES ('10 FIGURES) | ||||
| TEAM | VENUE | PSLs | PSLs AS % OF CAPACITY | TOTAL PSL REVENUE GOAL |
| Cowboys | Cowboys Stadium | 56,314 | 70% | $650.0M |
| Giants | MetLife Stadium | 75,261 | 91% | $400.0M |
| Jets | MetLife Stadium | 47,804 | 58% | $325.9M |
| Panthers | Bank of America Stadium | 62,400 | 88% | $195.0M |
| Raiders | O.Co Coliseum | 45,000 | 71% | $84.0M |
| Rams | Edward Jones Dome | 57,800 | 88% | $74.0M |
| Ravens | M&T Bank Stadium | 65,700 | 96% | $72.3M |
| Titans | LP Field | 61,500 | 90% | $71.0M |
| Eagles | Lincoln Financial Field | 29,000 | 43% | $60.0M |
| Bears | Soldier Field | 27,500 | 45% | $55.0M |
| Texans | Reliant Stadium | 45,420 | 68% | $50.0M |
| Steelers | Heinz Field | 49,533 | 77% | $45.2M |
| Browns | Browns Stadium | 49,733 | 72% | $35.0M |
| Bengals | Paul Brown Stadium | 42,000 | 65% | $25.0M |
| Seahawks | CenturyLink Field | 8,356 | 13% | $20.5M |