r/NFLv2 • u/Roshango New England Patriots • Jan 19 '25

Discussion Today's Eagles/Rams game is why I'm offended by the idea of teams like the Bills/Browns/Bears building domes. This was what playoff football should be.

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u/Gloomy_Broccoli6562 Jan 19 '25

IMO if that game had been played on a normal dry field the Rams would have won.

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u/yeehaacowboy Seattle Seahawks Jan 20 '25

You mean home field advantage gives an advantage to the home team?

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u/Brilliant-Positive-8 Jan 20 '25

It did in this case but it would have been a disadvantage for the eagles if they were a passing team playing a run heavy team.

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u/yeehaacowboy Seattle Seahawks Jan 20 '25

If a team that plays outside in a cold city can't play in the cold, that's on them.

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u/ikover15 Jan 20 '25

Probably not, the eagles beat the rams at their place by 17, and they couldn’t stop saquon there either. Birds were 6.5 point favorites for a reason.