SOmetimes i wish people would respond to a question or thread instead of bashing it.
By him bashing, was his reply lol
SOmetimes i wish people would respond to a question or thread instead of bashing it.
You clearly ignored the question. Would this team Benefit from a year round warm stadium?
In answer to your question:
Yes they would and they do. Look and see how the Pack have been doing in domes recently.
Of course there won't be one in Lambeau but I think you saw enough other threads on that already.
If Wisconsin residents and the Pack were really hungry enough for a dome in Wisconsin then perhaps they could always return to Milwaukee and play at Miller Park a few times a year.
In answer to your question:
Yes they would and they do. Look and see how the Pack have been doing in domes recently.
Of course there won't be one in Lambeau but I think you saw enough other threads on that already.
If Wisconsin residents and the Pack were really hungry enough for a dome in Wisconsin then perhaps they could always return to Milwaukee and play at Miller Park a few times a year.
I'm just wondering, with the ball getting hard and slippery, Rodgers plays better in closed stadiums, the lack of a running game (which theoretically is indicated in sloppy conditions, is it really advantageous to be playing in Lambeau this winter??
Thanks sorry, I'm not sure how to search before posting......we had a thread on this a few days ago, under "Would this team benefit from a dome?"
I would think most Packers fans would want to strip you of your Packer fans status for even bringing it up!Just to think of a different stadium makes me wanna punch small children. But what does everyone think about a Dome? Would it keep Rodgers perfect year round?
I propose we move our 2 home playoff games in January to: Miami!
You know the Dolphins won't be using the stadium then, and you know we Packer fans would still sell out that stadium, 70K strong Packer fans!
No cold, ice, snow, wind, hard footballs!
Like Atlanta and Minnesota 'bout 10 years ago?It's an advantage being at home since not every team in the league can play in those conditions.
New Orleans, Detroit, Dallas, all those dome teams would be stuck in the snow. We already know cold weather slows them down.
Like Atlanta and Minnesota 'bout 10 years ago?
Yep, but I think the Vikings in the 70's were their only snow team, before they played in the humpty Dumpty dome.