The NBA star was probably not a fan of the Eagles snow game

THE Eagles Path to the Super Bowl Lix against the Chiefs of Kansas City In Caesars, Superdome included a memorable snow match with divisional sleeves against the Rams of Los Angeles. The defense of the Eagles arrested the Ram offensive during the last training, winning 28-22. If an NBA player had his way, the game would never have arrived.

Fox Sports NFL Insider Jordan Schultz, co-host of the podcast Why does Draymond Green talk about football? With Jordan Schultz, Shared a clip From a conversation he had with Green on X, formerly Twitter. Green said that he was not a fan of games in cold weather featuring snow, arguing that he was removing key aspects that could decide important games.

“At one point, we have to get rid of snow games,” said Green. “This simply does not allow competence to be competence. We want to see the competence.

Green added that games should be played inside to protect them from elements.

“Put these domes,” said Green. “We just want to see good football. Lamar would have had a much better chance to beat the chiefs. We knew what happened to invoices. It was difficult. Snow, ice, hands transforming into bricks because it is so cold. »»

The conversation arrives at an interesting moment for the Eagles. During the opening evening of the Super Bowl on Monday, owner of the Eagles Jeffrey Lurie said it would be difficult to put a dome on a stage in Philadelphia in the future.

“I have no strong opinion on this because you are torn apart,” said Lurie, via Sportsradio 94Wip‘s Eliot Shorr-Parks. “I love outdoor football. I love cold games, hot games and snow games. On the other hand, does Philadelphia deserve to welcome the Super Bowl? The NCAA Final Four? Many major events. It is an incredible sporting city. Does that deserve? Yes. You have to balance all these things.