Bad weather is part of the game. This isn't baseball. A snowy Super bowl would be really fun to watch.
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Originally posted by BrentN View Post
1.) NFC Championship: Giants at Green Bay: 23-20, 641 yards of total offense.
2.) What casual fan goes to the Superbowl?
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my lord...I cannot imagine such a world where I can mention Raymell Rice's thighs around a girl and not be the only one sexually arousedBut for everyone reading this in Buffalo and Cleveland and everywhere else, take solace in the following: As crazy as it sounds, you're lucky. Your Mount Everest experience is still ahead of you. It's waiting, and it's glorious.- Bill SimmonsComment
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nice, lol.Originally posted by Bills2083 View Post
im not sure if he was actually talking about cold affecting the games or just bad weather....
bad weather probably would lead to a low scoring game unless both teams have piss poor run defenses
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Many causal fans go to the superbowl, heck people go even if they aren't fans at all.Originally posted by Bills2083 View PostComment
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The majority of people at the Superbowl are casual fans or people that don't even follow football. It's too bad it's like that, but it is.Originally posted by Bills2083 View Post
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The current policy makes no sense at all. The Superbowl should either be rotated to every city or only played in domes. The reasoning behind the current policy to make sure games have good weather, well what about the monsoon during the Bears and Colts game. I don't really mind it, but that was good weather, so if they truly desire what they say they do they would tell Miami to put a roof on their stadium or never get the Superbowl like they did to KC and NY. They should rotate the Superbowl, but if thats not an option then only play in domes, so at least their explanation doesn't look like total bullsh*t.
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New York and Chicago need super bowls. Those are two of the biggest cities in the whole world and are great football towns.
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Thats true but if they start having the Superbowl in open stadiums like Lambeau and it gets 12-13 degrees outside, then slowly and surely the average Superbowl attendee could be people that actually care to be apart of Football History and not just because they are popular at the moment. Like House the last Superbowl, he didn't even know who was playing really and he was going and got interviewed and everything.Originally posted by GB12 View Post
Silverback....still the best.
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how about the colts make fake snow and wind, like a redo of patriots vs raidersComment
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I would love to see bad weather Super Bowls, personally.Comment
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1) no run defenseOriginally posted by Bills2083 View Post
2) a huge majority of people at the game are there because their company got tickets or celebs are there because it's a social event. also, I wasnt talking about people going to the game but people causally watching it. there are a huge majority of people who watch not caring who wins but if it's boring they're not going to.
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I dont recall either team running that well.Originally posted by BrentN View Post
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That's not true at all. There was only 164 yards rushing combined in that game.Originally posted by BrentN View PostComment
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I could have sworn that Ryan Grant had a good day. I might be thinking of the GB-Seattle game. I thought it was snowing during that one.Originally posted by GB12 View Post
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I think the best (or at least most memorable) games are played in poor weather. There's the Snow Bowl in 2001 with Raiders and Patriots, the game this year in the Giants and Packers and so many more. I find that my favorite playoff games are often the divisional or championship games for the simple reason that they are often played against the elements just as much as they are played against the other team. I love it. It's a part of football and I think it should be a part of the Super Bowl as well. I would love to see them bring a Super Bowl to Chicago or New York in early February. It would be absolutely awesome. Football is the only game that you see actually played in the elements--basketball is indoors and baseball is played in the summer months and if it's even drizzling the game is postponed. It is not right that the biggest stage of the whole sport doesn't share in this unique feature.
P.S. I abhor indoor games--it just isn't natural to play NFL football on turf and with a roof overhead.
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