Cincinnati Bengals fans named most loyal by new ranking
Cincinnati Bengals fans were labeled as the most loyal fan base in the National Football League (NFL) by a new ranking.
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The Who Dey fan base was awarded the title of most loyal fan base over the other 31 NFL teams after Canada Sports Betting researchers released a new ranking.
The ranking looked at the volume behind more than 500 related keywords to NFL teams over the last three years, covering topics such as merchandise, individual players, team stadiums, and game tickets. Those were split by state to name the most dedicated, consistent, and bored fans, WCPO reported.
Bengals keywords saw an average rise of 80 percent in volume year-after-year. The consistent rise in interested search, greater than any of the other NFL teams, led the to the conclusion that Bengals fans are highly interested and remain interested in the team.
“It’s impressive that the Cincinnati Bengals have managed to maintain their fans’ interest in their performance, but that it’s seen such a significant year-on-year increase—they’re doing something right to captivate and keep their audience’s attention,” a spokesperson said.
One of the Bengals’ biggest rivals, the Kansas City Chiefs, also saw a rise in fan dedication, but not a value close to the Cincinnati Bengals.
On the other hand, the second Ohio NFL team, the Cleveland Browns, had a drop of 34 percent each year—the biggest for any team.
The full ranking of the NFL’s most loyal fans were as follows:
Cincinnati Bengals
Philadelphia Eagles
San Francisco 49ers
Buffalo Bills
Jacksonville Jaguars
Kansas City Chiefs
Minnesota Vikings
New York Giants
New York Jets
Detroit Lions
Dallas Cowboys
Miami Dolphins
Los Angeles Rams
Los Angeles Chargers
Denver Broncos
Houston Texans
Atlanta Falcons
Baltimore Ravens
Las Vegas Raiders
Tennessee Titans
Chicago Bears
Green Bay Packers
Seattle Seahawks
Pittsburgh Steelers
Arizona Cardinals
Indianapolis Colts
Carolina Panthers
New England Patriots
Tampa Bay Bucaneers
New Orleans Saints
Cleveland Browns