Does anybody else here hate dome football?

[Insun Park]

By they you mean them half drunk rednecks who have never been to college and have nothing better to do in life than root for the Dawgs?

Yeah, that's not the same crowd you gonna get at the dome. And even them slack jawed UGA inbreds complain about noon starts in September.

Pro football isn't a gate driven sport any more


And let's keep it a stack, football is so popular (especially in the Deep South) people gonna show up regardless

 

[AlbertPullhoez]

theres no shortage of fat white guys in this country willing to do it

Lambeau is sold out every game

White people are fukking weird.

Real nikkas ain't watching a game in 8 degree below zero weather

 

[Insun Park]

White people are fukking weird.

Real nikkas ain't watching a game in 8 degree below zero weather

Well real nikkas can watch from their heated homes with some hot chocolate and a big screen TV

The point is football should be played in the elements. The only teams who should have indoor stadiums are the Cowboys (because it's a dope ass stadium and adds to their brand) and the Cardinals (because they literally play in a desert)

 

[Sbp]

Well real nikkas can watch from their heated homes with some hot chocolate and a big screen TV

The point is football should be played in the elements. The only teams who should have indoor stadiums are the Cowboys (because it's a dope ass stadium and adds to their brand) and the Cardinals (because they literally play in a desert)

Add the Saints to that list bruh it's literally a fukkin swamp down here

 

[Insun Park]

Add the Saints to that list bruh it's literally a fukkin swamp down here

Forgot about them. I don't mind the Saints stadium because that place is rocking

But the Lions. Colts, Vikes, etc etc need to come off those domes

 

[The_Sheff]

Pro football isn't a gate driven sport any more


And let's keep it a stack, football is so popular (especially in the Deep South) people gonna show up regardless

So the people should be made to sit in uncomfortable weather because they gonna show up anyway? Exactly who is benefitting from that deal?

And if you wanna talk about money, you know a big reason owners want a dome is because they not only serve nfl football but college football (championship games and bowls), basketball, concerts, and other events right. So once again who is benefiting from having an open air stadium?

 

[PortCityProphet]

I was raised in the superdome so whatchu think

 

[MikelArteta]

why i love games in buffalo,

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

Yeah, might as well join the AFL.

Football is played in cold weather. at soft nikkas that didn't want the SB in NYC. I bet they were cacs.

outside of Ohio and PA, the states that matter in producing football talent are warm weather states, football was not meant to be played in the cold, furthermore it's the reason it's a fall a sport.

That said, domes are wack, but if fans are more likely to come to games if they are shielded from extreme heat/cold, then you gotta roll with the money

 

[<<TheStandard>>]

I went to the 2011 Eagles vs Packers Playoff game.......one of the most miserable experiences in my life.


Of course there was a guy out there with his shirt off claiming that there's no shirts allowed in the playoffs and clowning everyone who was cold.

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Outdoor def>>>>than indoor but I get why some teams do the indoor thing.

Grass>>>>field turf too

 

[Sauce Dab]

You have to take the fans in consideration. Fans just want to watch the game and feel comfortable in the atmosphere,
not burn in the southern heat in August or freeze to death in Minnesota in January

 

[ORDER_66]

What's wrong with Dome football!?!?!

 

[El Bombi]

Texas Stadium was literally Hell degrees in September.

Cowboys used to put the visiting team on the non-shadow area of the field.

 

[Fade Runner 2049]

They dont have really any die hard fans. All it is is an opportunity for small market cities to have semi pro team. They have local fans. And people go because the tickets are cheap and it's something to do, and it's football...kinda.