NFL Players’ Shoes Melt During Game Played in Record-Breaking Heat
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The incident occurred during Sunday's Philadelphia Eagles-Tennessee Titans game in Nashville, with the field temperature reaching over 69 degrees Celsius.
The Tennessee Titans suffered their second straight loss in their second game of the new NFL season. The Philadelphia Eagles were outscored 24-20 in a game that was marred by scorching heat, with the artificial turf reaching an incredible 70 degrees Celsius.
The NFL game between the Tennessee Titans and the Philadelphia Eagles is overshadowed by massive heat. Almost 70 degrees on the field provide curious scenes and artificial grass discussions.
The temperature on the artificial turf surface reached 69.5 degrees Celsius at the Eagles-Titans NFL game, causing damage to players' shoes.
The NFL game in Nashville on Sunday was marred by extreme heat as the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Tennessee Titans 24-20. The game will be remembered not only for the result but also for the extreme conditions, as the temperature on the artificial turf surface reached 69.4 degrees Celsius, The Guardian reported.
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