DBs have to deal with it too, and they don’t know where they’re running. So it doesn’t matter all that much.

But what most of you seem to be forgetting is that the field is heated. There isn’t gonna be snow sitting on it.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-lang="en"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Kansas City Chiefs have the homefield advantage and more today against the Colts. John Hussey will referee the game. Home teams posted a 13-2 record with a current seven-game winning streak in Hussey games this season.</p>&mdash; Rick Gosselin (@RickGosselin9) <a href="https://twitter.com/RickGosselin9/status/1084108708358041601?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">January 12, 2019</a></blockquote>
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I wouldn't be saying that too often 'round these parts.

you got six inches in your back yard?

Such an overused cliche. The games where this is actually plausible are so ridiculously rare it's dumb to bring it up. Like that Bills-Colts game. Unless 17 inches of snow are going to fall in the next few hours, or 8-9 in the game alone as happened in that game, this is simply not a thing.

Thanks man

I think he got more but doesn't want to look like a hussie

LMAO

the CP dinner got a little crazy

What game have we lost due to the apposing running back?

Apparently. That’s funny.


StevieRay?

Field looks good?

Tarp is on brother

But it will look good