If it’s not the officials taking spotlight in a NFL game, it’s the playing surfaces.
With players slipping on routes, cutbacks and kickoffs, social media was sounding off on the game.
Two former NFL players summed it up succinctly: Fox analyst Mark Schlereth said, “this field is absolute trash” and “the NFL should be absolutely embarrassed,” while former Giants offensive lineman chimed in that “Arizona’s field being sh—y is the most obvious thing to players but not known collectively. It’s CONSISTENTLY a slick and unstable turf for being grass.”
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