Super Bowl 2014 at New Jersey in Snowflakes

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 at 11:31 am , filed under Players by Bill Gerber

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Super Bowl 2014 will be held at Meadowlands Stadium, New Jersey. On Tuesday, NFL owners voted-up to conduct the Super Bowl 2014 in Meadowlands Stadium, New Jersey. The new stadium costs $1.6 billion approximately.

New Jersey will be too frigid by the time Super Bowl 2014 begins. As this stadium is an outdoor-stadium, Super Bowl 2014 will be played on the layers of snow.

The most frigid temperature recorded in Super Bowl history was 39 degrees. You may know that Super Bowl will be in the month of February. The average temperature (cool) in New Jersey will be between 24 to 40 degrees.

Generally, the match begins during night time in the Eastern Time Zone. Itâ€™s obvious that New Jersey will be too frosty during night times. The players ought to be prepared well as itâ€™s tough to play in snow.

Earlier, National Hockey League (NHL) also experimented with an outdoor game on New Year Day and however, it succeeded. Our reports say that NFL players are so excited to play in New Jersey especially on the layers snowflakes. We will get back to you shortly with some more interesting NFL News and Updates, till then do not go away.

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