METLIFE STADIUM
 

Super Bowl's in 11 days. Can you imagine if .....................:eek::P:eek:

Snow accumulates on the parking lot of MetLife Stadium as crews prepare the facility during a snow storm, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2014, in East Rutherford, N.J. Super Bowl XLVIII, held Feb. 2, will be the first NFL football title game held outdoors in a city where it snows.

Storm buries Northeast; 16 inches of snow in NJ

When you do not have to go out a few days of the worst of winter pass by easily. Since I am older and retired allows me a lot of choice for a given day.

Right now it is snowing heavily and will for the remainder of the day and following night. Perhaps a foot of total accumulation.

I hate football -- hope the StuporBowl does get snowed out of the area :)

MetLife Stadium - MetLife Stadium buried under snow following winter storm Janus - NY Daily News

And I thought my morning sucked!

I'm thinking Cayman or the Key's in the winter, with a house in NH for when I want to freeze and a boat/condo in CT because CT is nice for a part of the year. Plus I can register all my vehicles in NH or Cayman and not pay taxes on them!

Zac Brown Band- "Toes" lyrics - YouTube

I like the Islands its a much slower way of living.

GOOD! Sick of football mania already. Hope they never, ever, ever hold another Superbowl in my city.

Still remember a few years ago when Dallas hosted. 60+ temps every weekend up until a few days before Super Bowl weekend...then major sleet storm and temps below 27 the rest of the week...no chance of anything thawing...in a metroplex ill-equipped to deal with snow or ice removal.

Everyone shut in for days. Rolling brownouts throughout the day to ease the power demands.

I though God loved the Cowboys? Or he was mad about them not making it to the dance?

So, what's the deal now? SB goes to the latest "new stadium" for a visit, regardless of climate (read fan) considerations? Is the new stadium in Minnesota going to be domed or open air when it's finished in 2016?

I think Denver's chances are directly related to the weather. The better the weather, the better their chances. The worse the weather, the less I like their chances....especially if it is cold and windy.

You would have had a hell of a time holding the Super Bowl on a day like yesteday in NJ , I'll tell ya.

I thought God owned the Cowboys.;)

I thought he was going to jump out of his box & try to fly when Romo was picked in the Eagles game. :P:cool:

I know! It's awful out there! :P

I hate it when it's not at least 65F here! :cool:

Jerry Jones is god, to all the zombies that give him their money for nothing in return but a few feelings. ;)

I'm with ya dude. got no use for it.

Dude, why ya' gotta be a hater? Does the Superbowl being hosted in NJ have a negative impact on you? Too much negativity is bad for you. Stop and smell the roses once in a while. BTW, Giants Stadium (I'm never gonna call it MetLife) is in NJ, not your "city". :)

The Superbowl is, arguably, the premium sporting event on the planet. Being held in the biggest media market in the country makes sense. It's also a shot in the arm for the local economy. I'm about twenty minutes from the Stadium and I can tell you that the local business owners are lovin' it.

One ironic tidbit. Eli won his second Superbowl at Peyton's home field. Now Peyton will try to win his second Superbowl at Eli's home field. What a coincidence. Go Denver!

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Because Broadway from 33rd to 47th is being turned into Stupidbowl Blvd, closed for 5+ days. Since I primarily work in midtown, this will be a traffic/touron disaster and I do NOT look forward to this unholy mess. Not to mention that the NY Pig Department is clamping down on suckurinety in a massive way, inconveniencing anyone who actually lives and works in NYC.

Screw the NFL. Screw the garbage in City Council and ex-mayor Bloomy's office who decided to rent a portion of the city to those pieces of corporate NASCAR trash.

The NYC extravaganza should be held in a park or confined to Times Square, not shoved smack in the middle of one of the busiest commercial districts in the US. Holding the damn thing on Ward's Island would also be a good option. Doing a snow dance for February 2nd and hoping that the temperature at kickoff time is 10 degrees (F). Watching a bunch of steroid-addled practitioners of homoerotic tackling freezing their nipples off should be amusing -- hope a few end up with frostbite.

Premier sporting event? Puh-leeeeze. Only from a Dumberican redneck perspective. World cup? US Open? Olympics? World series? As to what I'll be doing on Superbowl weekend -- I'm going skiing up north with some friends. Participating in some REAL sport, as it were.
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Here's an interesting tidbit, BTW...
http://www.businessinsider.com.au/super-bowl-48-tickets-seahawks-broncos-2014-1

Yeah, I agree, mostly. Denver is a passing team so the wind can have an impact. Check out the YouTube clips of the Giants vs. Redskins NFC Championship game in January, 1987. I was there and I can tell you that the wind that day was absolutely brutal!!! Washington QB Jay Schroeder couldn't complete a pass to save his life. NYG QB Phil Simms did fine since he was used to playing in conditions like that. Same deal for the punters. NYG punter Sean Landeta blasted his punts while the Skins' punter barely got the ball in the air.

Cold weather isn't really a problem for the players or the fans. I've been to several December games at the Meadowlands. Just dress right and you're good to go. The Giants vs. Packers NFC Championship game in Green Bay in January, 2008 is proof of this. Single digit temps at kick-off, near 0F at the end. It was one of the best games I've ever seen.