The upcoming NFL international game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Miami Dolphins is generating excitement as both teams boast impressive 6-2 records, making them top contenders in the AFC. This highly-anticipated matchup is set to take place in Germany, adding an extra layer of intrigue to the league’s second regular season venture abroad. But why in Germany?

The choice of Germany for the NFL game is no coincidence. The Kansas City Chiefs had a say in the location, and they seized the opportunity because they hold global marketing rights in Germany. While divisional games usually stay within the country, the Chiefs, as the home team, were limited to just six possible home opponents. So, Germany emerged as the perfect stage for a truly international NFL experience. However, there is a specific Chiefs player who’s not quite happy with his team’s decision.

Marquez Valdes-Scantling despises going to Germany

The NFL scored a win with Kansas City and Miami as the first Germany-game of the year. However, this meant the Chiefs had to sacrifice a home game for the international showcase. Still, the wide receiver Marquez Valdes-Scantling didn’t show much interest in crossing international borders to thrive for the end zone against the Dolphins. He said, “Yeah, it sucks, I’ve got to find a babysitter for my dogs for a couple days.”

He pointed out that he understands there are a lot of fans who are excited to see them in Germany. But he still feels it’s not fair for the players to travel so far away from their loved ones. He stated, “It does suck for the players to have to be away from their families.” For this, he even received some backlash from the fans.

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Hopefully, his visit to Frankfurt would change his mindset towards international games. Will the weather support in changing his attitude?

Chiefs vs. Dolphins Game: Weather Forecast

The weather forecast for the Chiefs vs. Dolphins game in Frankfurt, Germany, points to a chilly matchup. The predicted daytime high is 54 degrees. But it’s important to note that AccuWeather’s RealFeel temperature is slightly cooler at 46 degrees. While there’s a 66% chance of rain during the day, the likelihood of thunderstorms is relatively low at just 9%, with projected rain accumulation of 0.05 inches.

Adding to the mix, the daytime wind is expected to blow from the southwest at 14 mph, occasionally gusting up to 33 mph. Players and fans alike will need to bundle up and be prepared for variable weather conditions during the game. What are your thoughts about this entire situation? Tell us in the comments section.

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