Miami Dolphins: 4th hottest city to play in

[bastid]

http://www.weather.com/outlook/weather-news/news/articles/hottest-training-camps_2011-07-25?page=8

I think we should be higher on that list but it goes to show you the heat down in Miami is definetly an advantage for the Dolphins at the beginning of the season. 4th in the league in temperatures might not sound all that good, but take a team from the north. Im sure as the 4th quarter rolls around that team is tired and ready to go lol

 

[Phin-o-rama]

Humidity sucks...I'd rather play in dry texas

 

[mandal24]

Dry Texas? Houston and Dallas are by no means dry, especially during the summer

 

[bastid]

humidity makes it feel like its hotter than what it is.. thats why i think miami should be higher up on that list

 

[JEDIJ007]

Dry Texas? Houston and Dallas are by no means dry, especially during the summer

Dude i live in Dallas. Its DRY as Hell here. Houston not so much very humid there.

 

[Statler Waldorf]

That says we are the fourth hottest training camp, not city to play in. The top two on the list don't even play outside (Texans have a retractable roof I believe), so we would pretty much be tied with the Bucs as the hottest city to play in.

 

[FinsNCanes]

It's humid as hell here. I can go outside at 3am and sweat.

 

[mrhankey81701]

The heat is manageable, the humidity is bad. South Florida sun and humidity takes it out of opposing teams especially in September. That is our home field advantage.

 

[Bumpus]

The heat is manageable, the humidity is bad. South Florida sun and humidity takes it out of opposing teams especially in September. That is our home field advantage.

... That and the dirt.

 

[Vaark]

I got people who won't come down in the summertime anymore. As soon as they get off the planes arriving from the Northeast, BC and California - they begin pizzing and moaning about the heat and humidity. And they don't even have to contend with hurricane season frenzy. What a bunch of puzzies!

 

[Nick13]

Glendale, AZ would automatically top this list....except that the Cardinals high tail it up north for training camp so that they make sure all of their players get through camp alive. And that's not an exaggeration.

 

[NamathDrunkLove]

Dry Texas? Houston and Dallas are by no means dry, especially during the summer

I lived in Dallas before moving to FL and Dallas is very dry. Houston is closer to the ocean and is very humid.

 

[KevInMotion]

Glendale, AZ would automatically top this list....except that the Cardinals high tail it up north for training camp so that they make sure all of their players get through camp alive. And that's not an exaggeration.

I was born in Miami.
I used to live out in Glendale, and brother, you're spot on.
It was almost a vacation to head up to Flagstaff for TC.