Breaking: Florida Governor Announces All Florida Stadiums Can Now Be Filled To Max Capacity

While most NFL teams are still without fans, Florida governor Ron DeSantis has announced all Florida stadiums can now sell tickets at full capacity. That means the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins and Jacksonville Jaguars can now have sold out stadiums, and fans will not be required to wear a mask. Fans willing to take the risk will now have a better chance to see Tom Brady play if the Buccaneers organization decides they want to go that route. The Buccaneers are currently allowing slightly under 10,000 fans, and ticket prices are sky high going upwards of $8,000 dollars.

The Miami Dolphins have been allowing 13,000 fans into their games, and will reportedly continue to follow CDC guidelines in the time being.

DeSantis’ spokesperson follows up with me wanting to make it clear that after the governor recently dropped COVID-19 restrictions, all Florida stadiums were able to go to full capacity.

— Andy Slater (@AndySlater) October 7, 2020

Tom Brady broke ticket master today. Prices kept going up thousands w/in mins, it maxed out at $8,686 which I the most ticket master allows for an NFL game.

— reddit-buccaneers (@redditbuccaneer) October 7, 2020