Wet field in Boston?

[Schneed10]

I don't think the wet field affected us at all against Green Bay. I think us playing like ass in the second half affected us at Green Bay.

We know how to catch the ball in the rain. We know how to run in the rain. Our team is from Washington DC and plays outdoors, not from New Orleans and plays indoors.

If we get beat by the Patriots, I can guarantee it won't be because of a wet field.

This thread is retarded.

[freddyg12]

Originally Posted by Schneed10

I don't think the wet field affected us at all against Green Bay. I think us playing like ass in the second half affected us at Green Bay.

We know how to catch the ball in the rain. We know how to run in the rain. Our team is from Washington DC and plays outdoors, not from New Orleans and plays indoors.

If we get beat by the Patriots, I can guarantee it won't be because of a wet field.

This thread is retarded.

WEll I apologize for cluttering the site w/a "retarded" thread, however it evoked some responses that I think we worth reading & thinking about re: cleats, game ball & field turf.

If you noticed the last sentence of the post, I mentioned that there is always talk about how weather affects a game. Part of the reason for the thread was to discuss how it would impact the game, e.g. advantage to running, passing? IF the field is wet.

If "we know how to run in the rain" did Moss' slip & fumble have nothing to do w/the rain? sounds like you think so, I just disagree.