HDTV, cold to blame for slow ticket sales?

@JimmyTraina the advantages of my couch/tv outweigh any experience a wild card game can bring; price, weather, being around idiots, etc

— Patrick (@Patrick_J_27) January 2, 2014

@seankjensen @JimmyTraina ticket prices are insane and viewing experience is pretty good at home too #blackout

— Jerry Tauber (@JerryTauber) January 2, 2014

“@JimmyTraina: Most underrated story of the week: Packers, Colts, Bengals haven't….” Sign of the times - HD makes it too easy to stay home

— Jim Brown (@jimbrown13) January 2, 2014

@JimmyTraina GB forecast as of this morning: High of 5, low of -18. Hard to convince people to shell out hundreds of $ to sit in that...

— Nate Simon (@NCSimonSays) January 2, 2014

@JimmyTraina I'm a Packers fan since I can remember. Supported crap 80s & 90s teams. But it costs too much $ for normal fan. HDTV better

— Mark Simundza (@marksimundza) January 2, 2014

@JimmyTraina @KNegandhiESPN NFL needs to wake up quick. It's not just comfort of tv at home. It's not dealing with 50,000 violent drunks

— Michael Androw (@Mike27x) January 2, 2014

@JimmyTraina Cheaper, HD, no hammered people ruining your time and warmer

— Shawn (@pghshawn) January 2, 2014

@JimmyTraina supposed to be subzero at Lambeau. Have to be nuts to pay hundreds of dollars to freeze. Colts have no excuse.

— Michael Swiatkowski (@SwiMike) January 2, 2014

@JimmyTraina Panthers tix were running $251/ea for crap seats. I'll watch on TV and save $1000

— Ryan Glover (@RyanECU) January 2, 2014

@JimmyTraina it's too damn expensive for the average joe

— Ryan Glover (@RyanECU) January 2, 2014