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You build your team around your playing conditions.
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Akkikiktok Maguyuk, WR, North Alaska Tech"
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You build your team around your playing conditions.
That's a bunch of BS. Give me one player worth a shit that you would have passed on because of playing conditions. Let the fans n the stadium detriment the hfa nor the "potential bad weather".
The spread is holding at Seattle -5 despite they skyscraping piles of cash you're laying on the Vikings.I really don't take you seriously either. You're a homer that is taking a blind eye to the fact that Seattle doesn't have the same "it" factor that Vikings will have in the upcoming cold weather game. You'll see, and you'll likely blame the refs.
Fair enough. It's kind of a pointless debate. Indoor vs outdoor is all about fan preference. Some like it in, some like it out. That will never change.I should have phrased that better. Not player specific more how the offense is designed to take advantage of home field conditions.
Fair enough. It's kind of a pointless debate. Indoor vs outdoor is all about fan preference. Some like it in, some like it out. That will never change.
Fair enough. It's kind of a pointless debate. Indoor vs outdoor is all about fan preference. Some like it in, some like it out. That will never change.
I just prefer a more consistent playing area. I like outdoors just fine when the weather is decent. Some rain or light snow is ok too, but when you start getting into extreme conditions it has the potential to change games. I remember watching a Chicago game once where it was so windy kicking a FG or extra point was impossible. That being said, it is what it is and this weekends game will be played in the same conditions for both teams so there shouldn't be an advantage for either side really. The cold could deliver a few fluke plays though so both sides will have to watch out for that.
between 60 - 70 degrees and sunny most of the year. Sure those 3 months of extreme heat are brutal, but the other 9 months make it well worth it.LOL...most debates on these forums are pointless, I don't think anyone changes someone else's mind on anything.
I'll tell you this, if I lived in Arizona, there's no way I'd sit outside and bake my brain. Heat is way worse than cold. I don't know how you guys handle that weather.
Was Seattle always inside?
Played in the Kingdome from '76-'99. Outside since.Was Seattle always inside?
between 60 - 70 degrees and sunny most of the year. Sure those 3 months of extreme heat are brutal, but the other 9 months make it well worth it.
Today is an extreme weather day in phoenix. A low of 45 and rainy. Time to bust out the heavy jacket, gloves and beanie.
T-shirt weather here
wear a coat and your sweatingat 45 I'm wearing shorts and a t-shirt on the golf course.
Amazing how we acclimate to our environment.
I know. I picked a bad week to hang in Phx after our game.between 60 - 70 degrees and sunny most of the year. Sure those 3 months of extreme heat are brutal, but the other 9 months make it well worth it.
Today is an extreme weather day in phoenix. A low of 45 and rainy. Time to bust out the heavy jacket, gloves and beanie.
Your gut feeling is in truth...Have a gut feeling that some of the Seahawks players are not liking the idea of poor weather. Look for some of them to lose even more heart and determination than before.
Your gut feeling is in truth...
Diarrhea.
It has been coming out of both of your ends for almost a week.
Played in the Kingdome from '76-'99. Outside since.