Do you know any fans that have bailed on the team?

[AZ Fins Fan 55]

I have been a fan of the Phins since I was a kid. Having never lived in Florida or even visiting there for that matter I do not see any chance that this would ever change. I am a 11 year season ticket holder for the Cardinals and have supported them since their arrival in 1988 however I have only cheered against them a handful of times......all against Miami. I am looking forward to once again wearing some Dolphin orange to cheer on the Phins when they invade Arizona next season.

[MikeO]

I painfully watch every snap of every game every year.

The one thing I have stopped doing is buying the sweatshirts, polo's, hats, and other Dolphins gear. I used to buy a ton of these things on a regular basis. If there was something new I would get it. Part of it is I have too much to begin with so I don't need anymore and slowed down in one aspect. But that was never a problem in the past, I would buy anyways if it was something I liked. Now its just sorta whatever. I don't even look online for new stuff.

I wear the stuff I have, but I haven't bought a new item in well over a year at least. Maybe 18 months or 2 years honestly. I forgot how long its been.

[Frimp]

I will never switch loyalties...unless the owner puts the team in another city, and then, it would depend on the circumstances of the move.

[CF DolFan]

Again since the diehards are getting old and dying out I could  see it happening around here. For years you couldn't get tickets to Tampa as they had a 2-3 year wait. Since the Dolphins are out of sight and probably won't even be in many national games for a while, it will be easier to support the other two of which are in your face. 

[Phishfan]

Tampa might have a hard time too as they cannot get home games on local TV around here anymore.

[MikeO]

Tampa might have a hard time too as they cannot get home games on local TV around here anymore.

That new law being talked about which will prevent sports leagues from "blacking out" games would be a huge blow to professional sports teams across the board. And it might mean ticket prices come back down to earth for the "average fan" if all the games are on TV with no blackouts. Because the franchises will need to work harder to get people to the stadium.