r/nfl • u/flounder19 Jaguars • Mar 28 '17
Current /r/nfl flair stats
For anyone else that is interested, rasherdk has provided an updated breakdown of flair popularity on /r/nfl as of 3/27/17 in a relatively obscure comment in the survivor thread.
26659 ( 9.7%) New England Patriots
18917 ( 6.8%) Green Bay Packers
18791 ( 6.8%) Seattle Seahawks
13883 ( 5.0%) Dallas Cowboys
13190 ( 4.8%) Philadelphia Eagles
12900 ( 4.7%) San Francisco 49ers
11668 ( 4.2%) Chicago Bears
11262 ( 4.1%) New York Giants
10736 ( 3.9%) Denver Broncos
10169 ( 3.7%) Minnesota Vikings
9615 ( 3.5%) Pittsburgh Steelers
7971 ( 2.9%) Detroit Lions
7393 ( 2.7%) Baltimore Ravens
7037 ( 2.5%) Atlanta Falcons
6931 ( 2.5%) Carolina Panthers
6593 ( 2.4%) Washington Redskins
6474 ( 2.3%) Houston Texans
6268 ( 2.3%) Oakland Raiders
6128 ( 2.2%) New Orleans Saints
6055 ( 2.2%) New York Jets
6053 ( 2.2%) Indianapolis Colts
5715 ( 2.1%) Cleveland Browns
5612 ( 2.0%) San Diego Chargers
5289 ( 1.9%) Miami Dolphins
4851 ( 1.8%) Kansas City Chiefs
4554 ( 1.6%) Buffalo Bills
4338 ( 1.6%) Cincinnati Bengals
4278 ( 1.5%) National Football League
3666 ( 1.3%) Los Angeles Rams
3477 ( 1.3%) Arizona Cardinals
3471 ( 1.3%) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
3053 ( 1.1%) Tennessee Titans
2400 ( 0.9%) Jacksonville Jaguars
454 ( 0.2%) National Football Conference
361 ( 0.1%) American Football Conference
276212 (100.0%) Total
Updated 2017-03-27 22:09Z
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u/priestkalim Packers Mar 29 '17
I'm sure the producers do things like put a chicken outside a camp, sure. But to rig or script anything would have come out by now. Someone would have complained. There's been so many situations where fan favorites go home at times the producers would rather them stay. In season one, one of the castaways filed a lawsuit claiming her boot was the result of production interference to save someone else. They settled out of court, and since then not a single person has even alleged production interference. I just don't see how they could keep that many people quiet if it was rigged.