NFL Attendance - 2007

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2007 Attendance		Home				Road				Overall
RNK	TEAM	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT	GMS	TOTAL	AVG	PCT
1	Washington	8	704,722	88,090	110.0	8	554,741	69,342	101.3	16	1,259,463	78,716	106.0
2	NY Giants	8	629,848	78,731	100.0	7	486,477	69,496	98.2	15	1,116,325	74,421	99.2
3	NY Jets	8	616,855	77,106	97.9	8	558,846	69,855	98.2	16	1,175,701	73,481	98.0
4	Kansas City	8	614,217	76,777	96.6	8	529,454	66,181	96.1	16	1,143,671	71,479	96.4
5	Denver	8	612,893	76,611	100.6	8	526,919	65,864	94.9	16	1,139,812	71,238	97.9
6	Carolina	8	587,221	73,402	100.2	8	539,533	67,441	99.9	16	1,126,754	70,422	100.1
7	Cleveland	8	584,006	73,000	101.4	8	526,080	65,760	97.8	16	1,110,086	69,380	99.7
8	Baltimore	8	569,226	71,153	103.2	8	542,974	67,871	95.9	16	1,112,200	69,512	99.5
9	Buffalo	8	568,437	71,054	88.8	8	572,533	71,566	98.9	16	1,140,970	71,310	93.6
10	Miami	7	496,659	70,951	94.3	8	577,126	72,140	99.6	15	1,073,785	71,585	97.1
11	Green Bay	8	566,443	70,805	116.5	8	554,332	69,291	98.7	16	1,120,775	70,048	107.0
12	Houston	8	564,159	70,519	101.5	8	515,869	64,483	93.5	16	1,080,028	67,501	97.5
13	New Orleans	8	560,036	70,004	95.9	8	533,508	66,688	98.1	16	1,093,544	68,346	97.0
14	Tennessee	8	553,144	69,143	103.2	8	545,777	68,222	96.9	16	1,098,921	68,682	100.0
15	New England	8	550,048	68,756	101.1	8	559,318	69,914	97.6	16	1,109,366	69,335	99.3
16	Atlanta	8	547,167	68,395	96.0	8	518,456	64,807	95.1	16	1,065,623	66,601	95.6
17	Seattle	8	545,551	68,193	101.8	8	541,812	67,726	99.2	16	1,087,363	67,960	100.5
18	Philadelphia	8	545,357	68,169	103.3	8	582,430	72,803	102.3	16	1,127,787	70,486	102.8
19	San Francisco	8	544,226	68,028	96.9	8	553,615	69,201	99.6	16	1,097,841	68,615	98.2
20	Cincinnati	8	526,320	65,790	100.4	8	556,988	69,623	96.4	16	1,083,308	67,706	98.3
21	San Diego	8	524,019	65,502	91.9	8	551,866	68,983	99.9	16	1,075,885	67,242	95.8
22	Tampa Bay	8	522,530	65,316	99.5	8	537,314	67,164	97.8	16	1,059,844	66,240	98.6
23	Jacksonville	8	522,410	65,301	88.5	8	544,420	68,052	97.9	16	1,066,830	66,676	93.1
24	Arizona	8	516,646	64,580	101.9	8	555,781	69,472	100.0	16	1,072,427	67,026	100.9
25	Dallas	8	508,278	63,534	96.5	8	579,470	72,433	99.0	16	1,087,748	67,984	97.8
26	Minnesota	8	506,046	63,255	98.8	8	559,085	69,885	99.3	16	1,065,131	66,570	99.0
27	St. Louis	8	504,354	63,044	96.5	8	535,328	66,916	99.2	16	1,039,682	64,980	97.9
28	Chicago	8	497,267	62,158	92.9	8	544,335	68,041	101.3	16	1,041,602	65,100	97.1
29	Pittsburgh	8	496,675	62,084	95.5	8	564,632	70,579	101.2	16	1,061,307	66,331	98.4
30	Detroit	8	490,436	61,304	94.3	8	545,355	68,169	101.8	16	1,035,791	64,736	98.1
31	Oakland	8	472,876	59,109	93.8	8	560,974	70,121	98.8	16	1,033,850	64,615	96.4
32	Indianapolis	8	458,437	57,304	95.1	8	551,161	68,895	98.8	16	1,009,598	63,099	97.1

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