(09-20-2018, 03:18 PM)Jagsfan32277 Wrote:

(09-20-2018, 03:07 PM)FBT Wrote: How would you know?  It was showing 97 degrees on the field at kickoff, even with the clouds starting to roll in. They didn't really build up until after the game had started, and even with the clouds, the temperatures remained in the mid to high 80's for almost the entire game.  Short periods of sprinkles is being generous.  It sprinkled once, for about 5 minutes.

Hmmmmm, just because it's 97 degrees on the field doesn't mean its 97 degrees on the nosebleeds.    Wasn't that hot as a spectator as previous games like the Sept games against the Packers and Raiders of previous years where people are dropping like flies.  If you thought this past Sunday game conditions are hot for a spectator, you are soft as cotton.

The number of heat related medical issues in the stadium was to the point where JFRD and stadium staff were overwhelmed.  I'm sure your nosebleeds on the couch were quite comfortable. 

As far as being "soft as cotton", I haven't missed a home game in years.  The heat doesn't bother me one bit.  That doesn't diminish the fact that it was extremely hot. Most actual fans who attended the game were at the stadium hours in advance because they were being told to get there early. These people had been xposed to the heat for hours before the game leading up to kickoff.  I know you're not the sharpest tool in the shed, so I won't bother going any further with this.

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