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NFL owners are keeping field turf fields instead of natural grass, while using CTE to cover up ALS as much as possible.

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The data is clear: Grass fields are MUCH SAFER than turf surfaces. George Kittle has been very vocal and passionate about this subject and he's completely right. If FIFA can pay to have beautiful grass surfaces at NFL stadiums that use artificial turf, why can't NFL owners implement grass fields for their own players and teams? What i’ve never understood about this: NFL owners are paying a lot of these players millions of dollars. They are massive investments who make your team better. When good players play, that increases your chances of winning, When you win, you make more money. When they’re hurt, you’re paying a lot of money for players to not play and your team is worse off. Why are you cheaping out on turf? #49ers #NFL
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This is crazy. Here are 2 fields, - One is natural grass - The other is artificial turf If you take a temperature gun and measure the temperature the grass field is 104 degrees. The artificial grass is 178 degrees “Which field do you want your kids playing on? Not to mention the smell, the reek of burning plastic. It is so disgusting” We have to stop with everything being synthetic and go back to natural I found that artificial turf can routinely get extremely hot on sunny days, often reaching 180°F The “reek of burning plastic” comes from the plastic blades polyethylene, polypropylene and rubber heating up and off-gassing For reference touching something that’s 180 degrees can cause a severe second degree burn
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