[Miami home field sun advantage and why this is wrong on so many levels]

8 hours ago, Dopey said:

This happens all the time down here for college games. It’s called home field advantage. Suck it up and quit crying, TBD. 

Exactly, thank God the team isn't as soft as the Mafia.

[Was at the game yesterday. Almost had a heat stroke. It was unsafe for players]

14 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

 

It is undeniable that temperatures have been steadily increasing over the last 40 years and also the hottest temperatures experienced during a season have been stretching later and later in the year.  Within 10-15 years I can pretty much guarantee Miami will have games delayed and/or postponed early in the year due to dangerous heat related conditions and wet bulb(measuring the combination of heat and humidity and the body's ability to cool itself properly) temperatures.  At this point it is almost unavoidable if they continue scheduling games at 1pm.  Or the NFL will have to accept player deaths and fan deaths from fans sitting out in those conditions drinking alcohol and generally not being prepared for it.  

 

Yesterday's game was pretty close to pushing the limit of what the human body is capable of from a cooling standpoint and was honestly really dangerous to be playing in with on field temps at 112 degrees as reported by Eric Wood, and I don't think most people fully understand just how dangerous it was.

Miami Average September Temp 2000= 84.73.

Miami Average September Temp 2021 = 85.25 

 

[Was at the game yesterday. Almost had a heat stroke. It was unsafe for players]

1 hour ago, Airseven said:

The point/excuse about the heat has been driven home now across multiple threads. Fact is Bills weren’t prepared for it.

This exactly! They have been playing NFL games in Miami since the 70's but because the pre ordained SuperBowl champs lose a game down there, now something needs to be done. Give me a break.

[Most Dominant NFL Player Ever]

Wilt the Stilt Chamberlain.

[Fun fact of the day, Josh Allen has won the AFC East 2 times since he entered the NFL, the Jets have also won the AFC East 2 times since they entered the NFL]

12 hours ago, Doc Brown said:

Without Brady, Bill Belichick is 0-4 against the Bills when his quarterback throws more than three times.

Bills lost twice to Pats with Matt Cassell at the helm in 2008.