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Stupid question-sorry but what effect does this type of weather have on games? is it that a throwing team would run the ball more?
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yes, bad weather generally results in lower scoring games as teams run more and lessens the skill gap between the teams. pittsburgh at cleveland last week was a good example
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Good point, this current Pittsburgh side would never have gotten within 7 points of Cleveland in good weather. ;)
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wind is the main underlying reason why points go under. rain & snow doesnt necessarily mean teams wont score tons. Secondary wont be able to keep with receivers in slippery conditions thus making the pass game a big factor. Take tennessee when they travelled to new england earlier this year... the over copped inside 20mins!! any winds over 20mph is what to look out for....
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skill players can peform better in crap conditions than average players, doesn't always narrow the gap. The effects are more on attitude/ play calling although granted it does generally effect dome teams more.
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it matters rather alot on what teams are actually playing, something people seem to forget.
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