The Cleveland Browns reduced the price of 40 percent of their season tickets.
“It was the right thing to do for our fans,” Browns vice president of communications Peter John-Baptiste said in a team news release.
Ninety percent of the seats in the upper bowl will decrease by between $5 and $15 per game, and some premium seats in various clubs in the stadium will also be marked down. The price of lower-bowl tickets will remain the same.
The team said it expects to rank 31st or 32nd in the NFL for per game season-ticket prices.
The Browns, who went 1-15 last season, have the No. 1 overall pick in this year’s NFL draft.
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