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NFLPA: Field at Carolina in Week 16 maxed out the hardness scale


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35 minutes ago, MHS831 said:

I don't know how these new fields are, but when we played in college on an artificial surface (we practiced on our turf as well) it would rain and then freeze. The water would soak through the turf and into the padding beneath the turf, between the surface of the field and the concrete at the foundation.  That padding would then freeze. It was like playing on cement that would rug burn you. 

 

It's ok--I turned out just fine.

What division 3 school you play at?

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If that kind of stuff happens then the NFLPA, as a union, needs to step in and prevent the players from playing the game. Full stop. You can't say "This field is so unsafe, they can't play on it!" and then immediately let them play on it. Actually do something about it. Hit the NFL where it hurts, their wallets, to prevent another situation happening like that again. Call for the game to be postponed until the field is up to par and don't let the players play under those circumstances. Y'know, actually be a union. If that ever happens and the NFL, let alone Tepper, lose out on some money, you best believe we're getting grass reinstalled posthaste. 

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