In his own unique way:

Shockey Story

It's all a conspiracy, you see: Inflated ego, much?

Okay, I'm going to defend this part:

If you're going to a game in any sport, you should block out enough time in your schedule for getting to the game, watching the game and getting home afterwards. If you can't block out enough time to sit through the whole game, because you don't like sitting in traffic, DON'T GO. Especially those of you who are in the hard-to-obtain expensive seats. Leave the tickets for people who want to see the whole game.

I heard someone say that some people left because of the approach of Yom Kippur. This makes some sense - though I've never been to a game at Giants Stadium, with the time needed to get out the parking lots after a sold-out game, plus the driving time to outlying suburbs, this could have some truth to it.

If fans are going to leave a football game early because of a need to observe a religious holiday, why buy those tickets in the first place? I think Shockey was on point with THIS particular comment.

They bought the tickets, they can leave whenever they want.

(Mr. Shockey should concern himself with not dropping passes in the end zone and hope that those same fans don't ask for refunds.)