When it comes to dating, folks in the Mile High football fan club say it’s Broncos or bust.
more than 1,000 U.S. adults to gauge how important it is that romantic partners root for the same sports teams.
The results show that Denver Broncos fans are among the most passionate with 30% saying they’d prefer their partner cheer for the same team. They tied for 5th place with fans of the Atlanta Falcons on that sentiment. The only fans more insistent on being a one-team household belong to the Arizona Cardinals , the Los Angeles Chargers , the Las Vegas Raiders and the Pittsburgh Steelers .
Overall, 44% of respondents said they’d choose to watch a crucial game over a romantic date night with a partner. And 10% said supporting a different team was a potential dealbreaker in a relationship. (We can only hope that plays out in the
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