The game surface in the Soldier Field seems to be completely boat in front of the Chicago Bears Primetting against Minnesota Vikings.
Take a look at these large oceo rectangles of patchy grass.
This video is very funny. Check out the man who crushes the floor with a large metal rod. Good work dude, this really helps a group, probably the other big patches you’ve already beaten on the ground look bad.
Soldier Field has been the house of the Bears since 1971. The stadium was initially built in 1924 and was restructured in 2003, but you can see that the real football game surface of the viral mobile phone images is terrible and that a game has not yet played.
After a full season, you hate seeing what this area looks like.
Soldier Field was a bad stadium for players. The fact that the entire building is only a cemetery for injuries has become a part of Chicago Football and NFC North Lore.
Susishing about the latest game conditions was last September. The aggressive struggle was subjected to ankle injury Braxton Jones. The Bears Kicker Cairo Santos described his concerns about Çim’s situation as both slippery and sticky.
But here the story makes a more funny bending. Between 29 August and 2 September – Soldier Field hosted concerts less than a week before a week ago.
Oasis’s demonstrations, my chemical romance, lumineers and the system of seven floors with revenge/revenge They were all full of stars during the weekend. It was said that the event required a comprehensive preparation of the area and led to a new grass on the field to manage heavy fan traffic and natural grass.
Oh, if the newly established grass seems like this, someone should ask for their money back.
I hope the game surface in Soldier Field does not interfere with the match on Monday night. Caleb Williams and Chicago Bears should be a little more fun this year. JJ McCarthy’s first real NFL action sets out for the first time. It must be a really fun game.
However, NFL should look at the game surface of these areas. There are several bad -fame stadiums around the league to cause injuries. If player security is really what we’re going to pursue, protection on the fields and sufficient game surfaces should be required.
