2020 NFL Stadium Attendance Plans: Eagles To Allow Fans Starting In Week 6

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NFL fans and bettors understand the importance of home-field advantage. But with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic impacting in-person attendance for the 2020 season, we're being forced to re-evaluate just how much it matters with either a reduced number of fans or none at all.

In an effort to gain some clarity, we'll be tracking every team's decisions on whether to allow fans at their home games below.

Note: The following information is as of Oct. 13.

Tracking Which NFL Teams Will Allow Fans

TEAMSTADIUM ATTENDANCE PLAN
Arizona CardinalsAllowed limited fans in Week 3
Atlanta FalconsAllowed limited fans in Week 5
Baltimore RavensLimited fans to be allowed for Week 8 game
Buffalo BillsNo fans for first three home games
Carolina PanthersHosted approximately 5,000 fans in Week 4
Chicago BearsMayor: Fans unlikely in 2020 at Soldier Field
Cincinnati BengalsUp to 6,000 fans allowed at home games
Cleveland BrownsUp to 6,000 fans allowed at home games
Dallas CowboysHosted approximately 25,000 fans in Week 5
Denver BroncosHosted approximately 5,700 fans in Week 3
Detroit LionsNo fans at least through November
Green Bay PackersNo fans allowed at Lambeau Field indefinitely
Houston TexansHosted approximately 12,000 fans in Week 5
Indianapolis ColtsAllowed to host up to 7,500 fans in Week 3
Jacksonville JaguarsLimiting attendance to 25% of capacity
Kansas City ChiefsLimiting attendance to 22% of capacity
Las Vegas RaidersNo fans during the 2020 season
Los Angeles ChargersNo fans until further notice
Los Angeles RamsNo fans until further notice
Miami DolphinsLimiting attendance to 20% of capacity
Minnesota VikingsNo fans for Week 6 game vs. Falcons
New England PatriotsNo fans for at least four two games
New Orleans SaintsNo fans for first four home games
New York GiantsNo fans until further notice
New York JetsNo fans until further notice
Philadelphia EaglesAllowing a 7,500-person capacity as of Week 6
Pittsburgh SteelersHosted approximately 5,000 fans in Week 5
San Francisco 49ersNo fans until further notice
Seattle SeahawksNo fans for at least first three home games
Tampa Bay BuccaneersHosted approximately 6,000 fans in Week 4
Tennessee TitansSet for approximately 8,000 fans in Week 5
Washington Football TeamNo fans for the 2020 season

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