Longtime groundskeeper explains why Super Bowl 57 field was slippery

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Super Bowl fans slam NFL groundskeeper George Toma, 94, as players struggle to stay on their feet

Ex-NFL groundskeeper George Toma, 94, says Super Bowl turf was overwatered by league field director

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Monday Morning Sodfather: God of Sod, George Toma, Says Slippery Super Bowl 57 Field In Glendale, AZ Could Have Used More Sand After Turf Absorbed Pounding From Halftime Show Rehearsals During Week

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Haason Reddick says the Super Bowl was the worst field he has ever played on: “Y'all watched the game, y'all saw it, there was a lot of slipping all over that field.