via @scottzolak
The regular season Super Bowl between the Chiefs and Rams won’t be played in Mexico afterall thanks to a field that’s a complete mess and the NFL not wanting to subject itself to the furor that would come from the players and fans for playing on the field in Estadio Azteca.
Instead, the game will be played in Los Angeles on Monday Night Football. In a video posted at 1:39 p.m., workers can be seen (below) preparing the stadium for football, but by this afternoon the game was off and the stadium workers put in new grass and goalposts for nothing. Let’s face it, if this was 49ers-Bills, the game would’ve been played as planned. The league can’t risk a disaster here. Things are humming along and the league needs this Rams team healthy and churning along in the playoffs.
Monday night’s Chiefs-Rams game now is being moved from Mexico City to Los Angeles due to poor field conditions in Estadio Azteca, per sources.
Back to LA for the Rams, who have been training for altitude in Colorado Springs.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 13, 2018
https://twitter.com/JorgeHits/status/1062414776956018693
Yeah it was thats why im confused with what people are saying but they are now removing the bad spots and putting in new grass at azteca stadium but still dont know if the new grass would be ready pic.twitter.com/nGsuW9GsH3
— Salvador Sanchez JR (@absegu1) November 13, 2018
