#metlife stadium

Not only is MetLife Stadium considered to be one of the worst stadiums in the NFL from a fan’s point of view, but it’s also notoriously despised by NFL players, too, due to its terrible turf fields. The MetLife Stadium turf is so infamously cursed that it’s earned a reputation of being where

MetLife Stadium, home of the New York Giants and New York Jets, is known for being the home of a bunch of catastrophic injuries. So much so, that when someone mentions the “MetLife curse”, NFL fans know exactly what’s being referred to. Most notably, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers tore

The Jets beat the Eagles 20-14, ending their perfect 5-0 start to the season, but the team nearly lost wide receiver Garrett Wilson in the process. Wilson, who led the team with 8 catches for 90 yards, didn’t hold back when he spoke to reporters post-game about the MetLife Stadium turf after

The MetLife Stadium turf nearly claimed another victim on Sunday in the form of star wide receiver Garrett Wilson. The pass catcher went down with a non-contact injury early in the Jets’ matchup with the Eagles. The playing surface has been a topic of conversation over the years given a string of

Not even 12 hours after the likely season-ending injury to his quarterback Aaron Rodgers, New York Jets cornerback DJ Reed hopped onto Twitter to implore the league to replace the turf at MetLife Stadium with real grass. Reed is just one of many NFL fans calling out the league and the turf at