Pro Football

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If it snows around the time of the Super Bowl, and they change it to a different day, it will be stupid. Play in the snow and cold weather, and stop acting like a little girl.

[Guarded By Martyrs]

Do you think that is "Perfect Football Weather"

....even for The Superbowl?

I'm struggling to think of a World Cup Final with poor weather, as a comparison.

[THE MASON]

poor weather makes for a more interesting game. adds variables you cant control basically

evens the playing field.

id rather see them play in the snow or rain, changing the day will just piss people off

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Do you think that is "Perfect Football Weather"

....even for The Superbowl?

I'm struggling to think of a World Cup Final with poor weather, as a comparison.

I'm not sure what the typical weather is for a soccer game, since hardly anybody in the US watches it. Though that does seem to be more of a warmer weather sport anyway. I think the fans could deal with some more harsher weather though, as they seem to be the craziest fans of any sport.

I think it's pretty ridiculous that the super bowl can only be played in a few select areas that are either warm or in domes. It's not fair to the colder weather teams that play outdoors. You have playoff games in places like New England and Green Bay, but for the super bowl you have to appeal to people that are text messaging instead of actually watching the game.

Some people were complaining that the halftime show bands/singers might get a little cold being outside for a half hour. What a bunch of pussies. They had the super bowl in a dome in Detroit not that long ago, so they were willing to face the possibilities of some bad weather concerning people traveling to the game. So I guess it all boils down to some pussies that don't want to be outside in the cooler weather. Wear a jacket.

[Guarded By Martyrs]

poor weather makes for a more interesting game. adds variables you cant control basically

evens the playing field.

id rather see them play in the snow or rain, changing the day will just piss people off

Rain is cool....I'm just thinking of the spectator's point of view.
I think I'd be annoyed with watching a game in snowy conditions
As I've only seen this on a couple of occasions - not because of the cold but the view?
I hear you on it becoming more open & interesting due to the weather though.
I'm just questioning whether that should be the focal point of the "Winner Takes All Game"
Or "The Final" so to speak.

I'm not sure what the typical weather is for a soccer game, since hardly anybody in the US watches it. Though that does seem to be more of a warmer weather sport anyway. I think the fans could deal with some more harsher weather though, as they seem to be the craziest fans of any sport.

I think it's pretty ridiculous that the super bowl can only be played in a few select areas that are either warm or in domes. It's not fair to the colder weather teams that play outdoors. You have playoff games in places like New England and Green Bay, but for the super bowl you have to appeal to people that are text messaging instead of actually watching the game.

Some people were complaining that the halftime show bands/singers might get a little cold being outside for a half hour. What a bunch of pussies. They had the super bowl in a dome in Detroit not that long ago, so they were willing to face the possibilities of some bad weather concerning people traveling to the game. So I guess it all boils down to some pussies that don't want to be outside in the cooler weather. Wear a jacket.

Regarding typical weather :
It depends on where you play and at what time I guess?
Although like American Football you can play in the snow - but not the extent they do
As well as serious rain....as long as the "Ball Rolls True"
Otherwise it is judged to be too dangerous.

I saw that lightning storm a while back which delayed the game quite a while.
Have you ever seen an NFL Game "Called Off" due to weather?

I was just thinking about it being as fair as possible -
Let the skills of the best team determine the winner rather than the weather.
Although I guess you could argue dealing with the conditions add to being the "Best Team" ?

I guess I'm asking in general do Football Players prefer to play in the grimey conditions
Or do they relish it when the sun is beaming?

Like you said playing in a dome isn't fair on the colder weather teams
Put if say The Raiders or The Buccaneers ended up getting to The Superbowl (chuckles)
Would it not be "Unfair" to make them play in the snow? - or your saying that doesn't happen?
Living in England I'm not that up on the rules outside the game :

Is every stadium not a possible Superbowl Venue?

I'm just interested in the difference between what the Players would prefer - weather-wise
And what the Fans would be most happy viewing as a spectacle....
To see whether they are the same.

I don't think the temperature is the issue....more the impairment of vision?

[hectis]

If you don't count the times the Begals scored The Vikings shut them out.

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Is the Bears coach trying to get fired by starting Cutler next game?

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If the Cardinals beat the 49ers, what else has to happen for them to make the playoffs? A Saints loss?

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The Cowboys have signed Jon Kitna. Since he is a teacher now, he might not be able to stay on the team if the Cowboys make the playoffs.

[MASTER PAI MEI]

If the Cardinals beat the 49ers, what else has to happen for them to make the playoffs? A Saints loss?

Doesnt matter the Niners will win regardless

[hectis]

IDk, the Cards are playing great as of late.

[MASTER PAI MEI]

Yeah yeah yeah....so what they will lose.

[MASTER PAI MEI]

Niners need to kill the Cards and watch the Cheathawks lose because they are starting to get flagged for all that holding and PI they usually get away with.

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[IronSheik]

pathetic...