The Minnesota Vikings are doing everything they can to ensure the Detroit Lions' home-field advantage for Sunday night's massive game is watered down. Minnesota reportedly spent nearly $2 million purchasing 1,900 tickets on the secondary market and selling them to season-ticket holders to ensure more Vikings fans are in attendance.

The capacity of Ford Field is 65,000 and if you add the 600 tickets the Vikings were given to the 1,900 they bought, that means that Vikings fans will be taking up at least 3.8% of the stadium and that number will likely be much higher with many Vikings fans purchasing their own tickets for the game.