Denver Broncos To Stop Allowing Fans At Games

The transcript discusses the last home game with fans in the stands, highlighting the team's confidence that their games did not contribute to the spread of the coronavirus. As a precaution, they decided to limit gatherings following local guidelines. The Broncos had allowed 5,700 fans per game, and this week, eight out of thirteen scheduled NFL games will permit fans in the stadiums.

What was the team's stance on the safety of their games regarding COVID-19 spread?

• They were unsure about the safety.

• They believed their games were safe.

• They had no opinion on the matter.

• They thought their games contributed to the spread.

Why did the team decide to stop allowing fans at their games?

• As a precaution following local guidelines.

• Because of financial losses.

• To renovate the stadium.

• Due to a lack of interest from fans.

How many fans were allowed to watch each Broncos game in person before the new decision?

• 10,000 fans

• 7,500 fans

• 5,700 fans

• 3,000 fans

How many NFL games this week will still have fans in the stadiums?

• 5 out of 13 games

• All 13 games

• None of the games

• 8 out of 13 games

What was the main reason cited for limiting fan attendance at games?

• To reduce noise levels.

• To improve player performance.

• To follow local guidelines on gatherings.

• To increase ticket prices.