Quote (jadeoshbogosh @ Jan 12 2018 03:18pm)
Agreed.
Tennessee like every team in the NFL, has the ability to travel and train in horrible/cold conditions if they want to prepare for anything that might be different for them. That being said, this weather isn't nearly severe enough to make a noticeable difference in this game imo. Sure, it'll be cold, and the ball might be a bit harder to catch, but that'll be just as a big of a problem for us, as it is for them. We've had loads of problems with ball security, and guys like Cooks can't hang on t the fucking ball, regardless of the weather. If anything, the bad weather helps them, since their game-plan is almost assuredly a ground and pound type attack, while relying on their above average defense to keep the game low scoring and competitive. Like I said though, it won't really matter all that much. Unless it starts dumping snow or winds get fucking crazy, the game won't be all that different than if the weather was in the 30s or 40s.
In hindsight, Kansas City was experiencing unusually cold weather week when the Titans played there last saturday, so the Titans have a taste of cool weather football, still will be about 10* to 15* colder here in New England. Tennessee doesn't play a lot of football at this time of year lol, unlike us or the Steelers. I think it could be a factor for both teams, but it gives us an advantage. (Winds are a steady 9 to 10 MPH all afternoon into the evening).
can't wait