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SI.com · Aug 23, 2019

Raiders-Packers Being Played on Shortened Field Due to Condition Concerns

The Packers and Raiders are playing Thursday in Winnipeg, Manitoba, at Investors Group Field, but their game will not feature kickoffs and the 10-yard lines will serve as the goal lines as the teams play on an 80-yard field.

The field is normally home to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the CFL, and the issue pertains to the end zone and how the area where the CFL goalpost normally sits had to be covered.

Prior to the game, officials from both teams met to discuss the patch of turf placed where the goalpost normally is and whether or not it was suitable to play on.

Full story at SI.com

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