Super Bowl 2014: Painting end zones under tents because of snow
By Mike Dyce
It has been a rough couple of days in the New York City metropolitan area. As they prepare for the Super Bowl which is two weeks away, they’ve been dealing with incredible snow. The snowfall has forced them to get creative. For instance, they’re painting the end zones underneath tents to keep the snow off the field and out of the way. Here they are trying to paint the Seattle Seahawks end zone.
beautiful morning @MLStadium. painting @Seahawks endzone under the tent. #sb48 pic.twitter.com/befKi8baeL
— Brian McCarthy (@NFLprguy) January 22, 2014
That must make this the Denver Broncos’ end zone.
Here is another photo of the snow removal at MetLife... pic.twitter.com/titGZ3zlEi
— JosinaAnderson (@JosinaAnderson) January 22, 2014
Here they are trying to remove snow from the field:
They are currently removing snow at MetLife Stadium. pic.twitter.com/IC3pcQ0kgf
— JosinaAnderson (@JosinaAnderson) January 22, 2014
And the stands:
If you look closely you can see the crew in the stands clearing the seats as well. pic.twitter.com/QYYEV3t1It
— JosinaAnderson (@JosinaAnderson) January 22, 2014
Have fun sitting outside in that weather for the Super Bowl, I think the couch and a nice bowl of guacamole is looking pretty good right now.