“The NFL Has to Be Embarrassed…”: Everyone Has the Same Complain About Chiefs vs. Eagles Super Bowl Game Conditions

The Super Bowl is living up to the hype. The Philadelphia Eagles soared with the lead until the Kansas City Chiefs took over as the champions. But it looks like Glendale, Arizona, is becoming a problem. The Chiefs athletes dealt with some health-related issues after their arrival. However, the Super Bowl LVII turf at State Farm Stadium is becoming problematic. The NFL fans are complaining about it.

The Super Bowl LVII had some noticeable emotions before the kickoff. The game has remained a close battle for the lead. But the problem is buzzing around the turf, which has become a slip-and-slide affair for the teams.

Fans are upset over NFL after slippery turf opens a frenzy

Since kickoff, the Philadelphia Eagles have been having issues with the playing surface. As per Al.com, Jalen Hurts changed his cleats in the first half after he slipped into one of the large logos painted on the turf. ESPN NFL Insider Field Yates expressed his disappointment with the playing surface.

Several other NFL fans jumped into the conversation as they lambasted the State Farm Stadium’s surface.

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A user critiqued it by saying the league has to be embarrassed.

Another user blasted the NFL for painting all over the field and making it a sliding position

This user pointed the slips are becoming a turbulent issue.

This user also blasted the NFL on how they did not get the field right ahead of the big game.

Another user referred to a Simpsons GIF of the SB ground crew’s position after watching athletes slip.

This user blasted the grass field as it is inexcusable to see the athletes slip.

This user criticized how the NFL cannot put up non-slippery logos.

KSAT’s Max Massey said the NFL needs to make sure the field isn’t a slip’ n’ slide next year.

This year’s Super Bowl LVII turf isn’t any typical one either.

The Super Bowl LVII’s slippery turf was no ordinary

The Super Bowl LVII turf may have complaints about being slippery. But it took a lot of effort, modern technology, and science to develop the variety of Bermudagrass called Tahoma 31. The league spent two years developing the special grass grown at a sod farm in Phoenix, which cost $800,000.

The Arizona Cardinals’ home field is exceptional because the playing surface is on a massive, rolling track. Since the unique grass was installed two weeks ago, they have rolled the surface outside the stadium. It has unfettered access to Arizona’s sunshine. However, the turf seems to become a banana peel in the NFL’s biggest games.

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