"We don't care": What the Ravens and Cowboys said about Maracanã turf
The Maracanã turf drew attention before the NFL in Rio, but Cowboys and Ravens did not point it out as a problem; the focus was on match performance.
Before the game: The anticipation around the pitch
In American football, the surface interferes with traction, changes of direction and ball control. Therefore, the condition of the field usually interests coaches, players and delegations.
Two teams were at the center of the discussion: Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens.
Development: reading while playing
The perception on record was that the Maracanã did not become a major problem.
This does not erase the attention that the theme gained before the match. In a stadium associated with football, preparation for the NFL can generate natural doubts about floor, markings and use of the field.
After the game: The impact on fans
For the Brazilian fans, the reading is straightforward: the focus can remain on the performance of both teams, not on the pitch.
For the Cowboys and Ravens, the effect is also practical. With the turf out of focus, conversation returns to what happened on the field: the confrontation, the plays and the performance of both teams.
Where are we now ?
The current situation can be summarized as follows: the Maracanã turf appeared as an issue, but did not consolidate itself as a relevant nuisance for the delegations.
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