NFL fans slam Rams for persuading ticket holders to donate tickets

The Los Angeles Rams are one of the most disappointing teams in football this season. After winning their second Super Bowl in franchise history in February after defeating the Cincinnati Bengals, Los Angeles didn't look like the same super team they were a season ago.They are in unfamiliar territory now as they have a losing record and are in last place in their division more than halfway through the season.Their woes continue off the field with struggling attendance. Ahead of their Christmas Day matchup against the Denver Broncos, the Rams are urging fans who don't plan on going to the games to donate them to charity to help fill their seats.ProFootballTalk@ProFootballTalkThe Rams are hosting the Broncos on Christmas Day. In an effort to minimize empty seats, the Rams are trying to persuade season-ticket holders to donate their tickets to charity. wp.me/pbBqYq-csnW714126The Rams are hosting the Broncos on Christmas Day. In an effort to minimize empty seats, the Rams are trying to persuade season-ticket holders to donate their tickets to charity. wp.me/pbBqYq-csnWNFL fans slammed the Rams for the request. Some bashed Rams supporters, calling them bandwagon fans, while others thought they should have stayed in St. Louis.Here are some reactions from social media:JAY®@JayLGKYup there it is, this is the final confirmation that last season’s Super Bowl OFFICIALLY doesn’t count anymore. The Los Angeles Rams are no longer champs🏾&zwj;♂️ twitter.com/profootballtal…ProFootballTalk@ProFootballTalkThe Rams are hosting the Broncos on Christmas Day. In an effort to minimize empty seats, the Rams are trying to persuade season-ticket holders to donate their tickets to charity. wp.me/pbBqYq-csnW10126The Rams are hosting the Broncos on Christmas Day. In an effort to minimize empty seats, the Rams are trying to persuade season-ticket holders to donate their tickets to charity. wp.me/pbBqYq-csnWYup there it is, this is the final confirmation that last season’s Super Bowl OFFICIALLY doesn’t count anymore. The Los Angeles Rams are no longer champs🚶🏾&zwj;♂️ twitter.com/profootballtal…NFL Memes@nachoflacco@ProFootballTalk BREAKING: Instead of coal, Santa is giving out Rams-Broncos tickets to all the kids on the naughty list704@ProFootballTalk BREAKING: Instead of coal, Santa is giving out Rams-Broncos tickets to all the kids on the naughty listHardTruth@melbeverly@ProFootballTalk Interesting when your best player comes up with a three to four week injury! Keep it real LA, just say our team sucks and we don’t want to risk injury. They don’t have a fan base anyway, that’s a home game for all visiting teams.7@ProFootballTalk Interesting when your best player comes up with a three to four week injury! Keep it real LA, just say our team sucks and we don’t want to risk injury. They don’t have a fan base anyway, that’s a home game for all visiting teams.😂😂😂😂CG.RUTHLESS@cgruthless1@ProFootballTalk This is why nobody respect this so call Rams fan. Shout out to the realest ones who rep them hard but it's ashamed that bandwagon died before mid season worse way to make business . Lakers and Dodgers is what LA cares about. They rather watch USC and UCLA2@ProFootballTalk This is why nobody respect this so call Rams fan. Shout out to the realest ones who rep them hard but it's ashamed that bandwagon died before mid season worse way to make business 💯. Lakers and Dodgers is what LA cares about. They rather watch USC and UCLAjoekampf@joekampf@ProFootballTalk LA has been and always will be a terrible sports town. Why the NFL felt the need to bring not 1 team but 2 back into this city is just unfathomable. No matter how big the market is, if the people are just not that interested in the product why put it there.131@ProFootballTalk LA has been and always will be a terrible sports town. Why the NFL felt the need to bring not 1 team but 2 back into this city is just unfathomable. No matter how big the market is, if the people are just not that interested in the product why put it there.BITW🇺🇦@BITWLFC33@ProFootballTalk This isn't even a bad idea, there's thousands of families who would love to do something like this, no reason the stadium couldn't be full38@ProFootballTalk This isn't even a bad idea, there's thousands of families who would love to do something like this, no reason the stadium couldn't be fullmatthew rose@mattrosestl@NanakiSkywalker @ProFootballTalk There were days when the Rams, Cardinals, and Blues all played in St. Louis on the same day and attendance wasn’t a problem.12@NanakiSkywalker @ProFootballTalk There were days when the Rams, Cardinals, and Blues all played in St. Louis on the same day and attendance wasn’t a problem.GasWhatISmoke@GasWhatSmoke1@ProFootballTalk Reigning Champs lost all they bandwagon fans 🤣181@ProFootballTalk Reigning Champs lost all they bandwagon fans 🤣BAGF_E@BAGF_E@ProFootballTalk Great football market. Super Bowl world champs, 2 different teams and the greatest stadium ever built and this is what they get?!? What a mistake, those people simply do not care.1@ProFootballTalk Great football market. Super Bowl world champs, 2 different teams and the greatest stadium ever built and this is what they get?!? What a mistake, those people simply do not care.iJagsFan@iJagsFan@ProFootballTalk I like the idea of donating tickets. The sad, but not surprising, part for me is the lack of community around the team. Even in our dark ages my team has a community-fan-base feel. I wonder if the Rams players notice. Or maybe I’m thinking too hard into it lol3@ProFootballTalk I like the idea of donating tickets. The sad, but not surprising, part for me is the lack of community around the team. Even in our dark ages my team has a community-fan-base feel. I wonder if the Rams players notice. Or maybe I’m thinking too hard into it lolThe Los Angeles Rams are 3-8 and sit in last place in the NFC WestLos Angeles Rams v Tampa Bay BuccaneersThe biggest reason Rams fans may not attend games is the team's struggles this season. Heading into Week 13 of the regular season, the Rams sit in last place in the NFC West with a disappointing 3-9 record.BettorEdge - Social Betting Marketplace@BettorEdge#NFL Standings (Week 13)NFC West #FTTB 7-4 (4-0 Div) #Seahawks 6-5 (2-1 Div) #BirdCityFootball 4-8 (1-4 Div) #RamsHouse 3-8 (1-3 Div)1#NFL Standings (Week 13)NFC West1️⃣ #FTTB 7-4 (4-0 Div)2️⃣ #Seahawks 6-5 (2-1 Div)3️⃣ #BirdCityFootball 4-8 (1-4 Div)4️⃣ #RamsHouse 3-8 (1-3 Div)The San Francisco 49ers are the division leaders at 7-4, with the Seahawks in second at 6-5 and the Cardinals in third right above LA at 3-8.Last season, Los Angeles finished the regular season 12-5 and made a run in the playoffs, winning the Super Bowl. Not even a year later, they're in last place in their division and desperate to fill their stadium.

“Last season’s Super Bowl officially doesn’t count anymore” – NFL fans roast Rams’ Christmas Day request to season-ticket holders

The Los Angeles Rams are 3-8 and sit in last place in the NFC West