NFL says no current concerns over Rio field for Cowboys-Ravens game
League field director Nick Pappas said preparations are not raising concerns ahead of Sunday’s matchup.
The NFL says it has no current concerns about field conditions in Rio de Janeiro ahead of Sunday’s game between the Dallas Cowboys and Baltimore Ravens, according to ESPN.
League field director Nick Pappas made the assessment as preparations continued for the matchup. The supplied item does not include measurements, inspection findings or details about previous concerns over the playing surface.
The league’s position, as presented in the source, is that the field is presently considered suitable. Any final assessment could still depend on conditions closer to game time.
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