That wasn't the question.

That is just :facepalm: I mean that is a seriously pussy thing to think.

Loves me some Steve Smith, but he's a little rough around the edges as a broadcaster... better than Witten, but still needs some polish

It just makes sense.

I understand the old guard wanting to see football played in the elements, but a retractable dome is objectively the smartest move. As the fan experience gets bette at home, these stadiums will have to make the experience more enjoyable.

As long as the team is good and we’re not being Pioli’d into the ground, Arrowhead will sell out no matter how good the home-viewing experience is. The lack of a retractable roof won’t change that.

I bet if they ever put the rolling roof back on the ballot, it will pass easily.

Bet it won't

How many games a year are actually negatively effected by weather?

I agree.

Cam's grind-it-out offensive style just doesn't work in today's NFL.

Depends on who you ask and where you ask them, I suppose, but there are a shit ton of games every year where the fans get rained on, snowed on and freeze their asses off.

Dumb play call

A lot of fans love it and seem to think it’s an advantage like last years playoff games against Indy and New England.

Personally, I’ve been to a couple of bad weather games at Arrowhead and found it to be fairly miserable.

3rd and 2 from the 30. Better huck a fade route to the end zone.

I wouldn't say it'd pass easily, but I think they could get it to pass if they tried again.

Particularly if they presented it as an alternative to two new stadiums.