Anyone else bummed about this?

[legendkiller5]

Personally, I'd like to have feeling in all my limbs and extremities when I watch/play football.

Lol @ -20 degrees being an awesome atmosphere. Man, some of you guys are troopers. I respect that, though.

[elicoleman]

Quote: Originally Posted by legendkiller5

Personally, I'd like to have feeling in all my limbs and extremities when I watch/play football. Lol @ -20 degrees being an awesome atmosphere. Man, some of you guys are troopers. I respect that, though.

I actually flew from Memphis to Foxboro for that game. Yet I was bundled up in 5 layers. It was so ****ing cold. The dude in front of me was without his shirt. That was just plain dumb.

[i c u cant stop me]

Quote: Originally Posted by z Revis

You realize that happens a lot(playoffs, state championships, etc.). Just like College Football is played in a dome a lot as well(bowl games, and some Colleges play in NFL stadiums that are domes).

that true but i ment regular season high school games. i mean it would take the flavor out of it and all.

[z Revis]

Quote: Originally Posted by i c u cant stop me

that true but i ment regular season high school games. i mean it would take the flavor out of it and all.

I was just arguing your point about football being a game that's meant to be played outdoors. That's not at all true, obviously by the number of dome stadiums there are in the NFL(and certainly more to come).

I agree that snow/cold brings another interest and classicness(is that a word, lol) to the game.

[Knight165]

Quote: Originally Posted by z Revis

I was just arguing your point about football being a game that's meant to be played outdoors. That's not at all true, obviously by the number of dome stadiums there are in the NFL(and certainly more to come). I agree that snow/cold brings another interest and classicness(is that a word, lol) to the game.

I don't think that there are so many domed stadiums really supports your assertion that football wasn't meant to be played outdoors.
I don't see the connection with how the sport was invented and grew into the sport played today and the fact that team owners want their stadiums domed. They want the dome mostly for one reason.....and it's not because they believe the game should be played under one.

M.K.
Knight165

[legendkiller5]

Quote: Originally Posted by elicoleman

I actually flew from Memphis to Foxboro for that game. Yet I was bundled up in 5 layers. It was so ****ing cold. The dude in front of me was without his shirt. That was just plain dumb.

I smh at those people. No one is impressed by it, no one cares and you look like jackasses.

At the Mizzou/Nebraska game, it was about 40 degrees and pouring down rain, and I could barely handle that. After the game, I had to have my friend start my car and take it outta park because I didn't have any feeling in my hands.

So once again, you guys are troopers.

[i c u cant stop me]

how many domes are there in the nfl? including retractable roofs

EDIT: 9 domes

[Evan_OS]

Yeah , does kidna suck most games are in domes but who knows maybe the 3-6 seeds might pull soemthing out and get us a snow game.