Combine fatigue and apathy and you’ve got the recipe for the Super Bowl LIII ticket market.
In New England, there’s a lot of “been there, done that, spent that” after nine Super Bowl appearances in the Bill Belichick-Tom Brady era.
In Los Angeles, there’s a whole lot of, “The Rams? When did they get back?”
“This is almost the worst possible combination of teams,” ticket reseller Michael Lipman told Sports Illustrated. “There’s no fan base in L.A. Though there is a ‘Tom Brady’s last hurrah’ situation that is attracting a number of people. But other than that, there’s no draw.