How different will the NFL game day atmosphere be in 2020?

With some stadiums already banning any fan access this year and others severely limiting it, the 2020 NFL season is going to look much different from both a fan perspective and the player’s perspective as well.

Ultimately it’s just football, and these players have played the sport plenty of times without fanfare, but what will the atmosphere be like with little to no fans in attendance.

Will the players still concoct elaborate touchdown celebrations?

Have we seen the end of the group pose after interceptions?

Will a sack dance be the same without a buzzing crowd?

SB Nation Reacts asked us if we thought the players would tone things down this year and most of us thinks that it’ll be business as usual when they want to celebrate.

I’m not sure why they picked Tyler Higbee for the picture, especially when the Chicago Bears have had some epic celebrations the last couple of years, so maybe a Rams fan could enlighten me.

The SB Nation Reacts’ voters also weighed in on a few other game day topics, with the majority of fans thinking everything will pretty much go away this year.

With social distancing in full affect all over America, there’s really no point in any of the above taking place this season. I do think a smart innovator could come up with a way to do giveaways or hold a 50/50 raffle via a game day app. And as far as sponsorship as a way to gain more revenue, we’ve already heard about some stadiums planning to put advertisements in the first few rows of seating, while others may sell a seat for a cardboard cut out so fans can be there in spirit.

Do you guys expect any crazy game day innovations to come out in 2020?