Head coach Andy Reed Blame it on the idiot At State Farm Stadium with a kicker injury Harrison Poetker and defensive back Trent McDuffy. The cardinals responded.
Mark Dalton, a spokesman for the Cardinals, told PFT via text message. “That’s more than enough time for the Tifway Bermuda 419 hybrid to take root, especially in 109 degrees and abundant sunlight.”
Reed attributed the weakness of the lawn to the fact that re-browning had occurred recently.
“The stadium at State Farm is routinely ranked among the best — if not the best — among NFL players, including in surveys conducted by the NFL,” Dalton said. “Like all fields, the deck at State Farm is subject to the NFL’s required testing and accreditation process before and after games. On Sunday, it not only met but exceeded those standards.”
The truth is that all sorts of fields arguably shouldn’t be adopted in some way, including the Chicago Swamp on Sunday.
McDuffie injured his hamstring while in pass coverage. Although the fact that McDuffie’s feet slipped from under him has been reported, the video for the play apparently doesn’t show slips and falls.
Boetker was injured while slipping during the kick-off. However, he slipped at the end of his long kick-ball approach from a tee. many times.
Although it will be several years before The Chiefs play there again in the regular season, they may return in February for the biggest game of the year.
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