Sexiest and rowdiest fans, most hated teams: NFL fan survey reveals all

To uncover who has the sexiest ers, the most aggressive fanbases, and which teams everyone just loves to hate, BonusFinder.com, America’s leading casino bonus and online casino review site, surveyed 1,031 NFL fans to see what they think about their rival fans.

NFL’s sexiest fans as voted by other fans

Some NFL teams don’t just dominate on the field – they win hearts too. In a recent survey, fans (of all genders) ranked which teams have the most attractive ers, and the results are in. Two clear favorites stand out from the rest!

Dallas Cowboys fans have been voted as the sexiest in the NFL, with nearly one in six (15.1%) of rival NFL fans agreeing that the Dallas franchise had the most attractive fans across the league’s 32 teams.
In second place we have Miami Dolphins fans, who secured their spot with 13% of the votes.
In third we have Kansas City Chiefs fans with 6.3% of voters claiming they have the sexiest fans.
Sitting in fourth place we have the San Francisco 49ers with 5.5% voting in favor of this team having the most sexy fans.
Meanwhile in fifth we have the Los Angeles Rams with 5.2%.
In sixth place were the Los Angeles Chargers (4.8%).
At 3.9% we have the Detroit Lions in seventh place.
Philadelphia Eagles sit in eighth place with 3.7%.
Second to last in the top 10 are the Atlanta Falcons with 2.4% of votes.
Rounding off the top 10 is a t ranking of 2.5% for the Las Vegas Raiders and the New England Patriots.

NFL’s sexiest female fans

As well as having data on the overall scope of NFL teams fans’ sexiness, BonusFinder also divided the results up into genders.

In first place is the Miami Dolphins; unlike the Dallas Cowboys topping the above list. Their fans were voted as the sexiest by 18.1% of voters.
In second we have the Dallas Cowboys with 13.8% of votes.
Sitting in the middle are the Los Angeles Rams with 6.8%.
Second to last are the Los Angeles Chargers with 6.6%.
Finishing off the list are the San Francisco 49ers with 5.4%.

NFL’s sexiest male fans

Sitting in the women’s first place are Dallas Cowboys fans with 16.5% of votes.
In second place are the Kansas City Chiefs with 8.5%.
The third most sexiest male NFL fans are the Miami Dolphins, which are closely behind Kansas City Chiefs with 8.4%.
In fourth we have the Los Angeles Chargers (6.6%).
Lastly, rounding up our female preferences we have San Francisco 49ers fans with 5.4% of votes.

NFL’s least sexiest fans

It’s only fair that we look at both sides of the coin, and figure out who the most AND least sexiest fans are too…

Sitting in first place we have Indianapolis Colts fans rated the least in of sex appeal with just 0.8% of voters.
Just behind them are Carolina Panther fans who received 1% of votes.
In third we have Washington Commanders with 1.1% of votes.
In fourth place are Seattle Seahawks fans with 1.2%.
Sitting in fifth is the Jacksonville Jaguar fans with 1.3%, and tly, Tennessee Titans fans also received the same number of votes.
Minnesota Vikings sit in sixth place with 1.3% of votes.

NFL’s most aggressive fanbases, according to other fans

From rowdy stadiums to fierce rivalries, these fanbases have built reputations for bringing unmatched energy (and maybe a little intimidation) to the game. See how your team ranks!

When it comes to the most aggressive NFL fanbases, over one in four (26.6%) fans agree: the Philadelphia Eagles ers are hands down the rowdiest.
Coming in second place – with nearly half of the votes that Eagles fans earned – were Las Vegas Raiders fans with 13.9 percent.
Third place in the rankings went to Dallas Cowboys fans, with nearly 1 in 10 (9.7%) ranking them as the rowdiest.
Fourth place went to Pittsburgh Steelers, who secured 6.5% of the votes.
Closely behind in fifth place we have the Kansas City Chiefs fans with 6.2% of the votes.
In sixth place are the Buffalo Bills with 5.2%.
Sitting in seventh place are the New England Patriots with 4.7%.
In eighth place we have the Green Bay Packers with 4.4% of votes.
Closing off the list are Baltimore Ravens, in ninth palace, with 2.5%.
The San Francisco 49ers complete the list, in 10th place, with 2% of votes.

NFL’s most hated teams

Some NFL teams have earned their reputation for dominance, but with that success comes plenty of haters. In this survey, fans were asked to name the teams they despise the most, and the results are telling.

From long-standing rivalries to recent successes, these teams have become the target of widespread dislike across the league. Here’s a look at which teams made the list of the most hated, according to NFL fans.

Whether it’s the sexiest fans or – quite literally – anything else, the Dallas Cowboys also topped the list in the number one spot. Unfortunately the team was also voted as the most hated NFL team, with 16.9% of respondents voting for them.
Following not too far behind were the Kansas City Chiefs with 12.4% of the votes – likely fueled by their recent dominance and success.
The New England Patriots, known for their decades of winning under Tom Brady, come in third with 9.08% of the votes.
Fourth place went to Green Bay Packers, with 7.2% of the votes
Philadelphia Eagles came in fifth with 6.1% of votes.
In sixth are Las Vegas Raiders with 4.5%.
Taking t-seventh place are the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens both with 4% of the votes.
In eighth place we have the San Francisco 49ers with 3.7% of votes.
The Chicago Bears and New York Jets take t-ninth place with 2.9% of the votes each.

Most common superstitions among NFL ers

NFL fans are nothing if not dedicated, and for many, game-day rituals are as important as the action on the field. The survey revealed just how superstitious fans can be when it comes to “helping” their teams, with a variety of quirky habits making the list.

The most common superstition among fans is wearing their team jersey on game day, a tradition practiced by nearly one in three of the respondents (29.9%).

More than one in five (20.9%) of fans take it a step further, ensuring they wear a specific color believed to bring good fortune.

Location also plays a role in fan rituals. Nearly one in ten (9.6%) of respondents itted to watching games in a specific place, whether it’s their lucky couch, a favorite sports bar, or a friend’s house where their team always seems to win.

A significant group (8.78%) also steers clear of betting on their own team, fearing it might jinx the outcome.

Some fans go all-in on game-day apparel. From wearing another lucky piece of clothing (6.44%) to their lucky underwear (2.69%), wardrobe choices are a key part of their routine. Others embrace more unusual habits, like listening to a lucky song (3.29%) or even eating the same meal as the last time their team won (2.45%).

There’s also a category of superstitions tied to avoiding bad luck. Some fans refuse to watch games with a specific person (4.04%) or avoid going to the bathroom during critical moments (2.15%) – just in case their absence tips the scales. Even stranger, a small number of fans hold onto lucky tokens (2.1%) or leave their team jerseys unwashed for good luck (1.6%).

These rituals, while often unique or humorous, reflect the deep emotional connection fans have with their teams. For them, every little action counts, especially when it feels like the outcome of the game might hinge on their unwavering dedication – or their lucky underwear.

Methodology

BonusFinder.com surveyed 1,031 NFL fans across the US about their behaviors, opinions and verdicts on other fan bases across the league. The respondents were split by NFL fanbase, age, gender, region and city.