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Aaron Rodgers complains about playing surface at Raymond James Stadium

Aaron Rodgers criticized the playing conditions at Raymond James Stadium following the Buccaneers’ overtime victory over the Steelers on Sunday. The quarterback highlighted concerns about the field’s surface, calling it one of the worst in the league and raising player safety issues.

Rodgers noted he had suffered two injuries on the same field, attributing them to the turf’s quality. He contrasted Tampa’s conditions with improvements made at his home stadium in Pittsburgh, where the grass was previously deemed unplayable.

The quarterback urged similar upgrades in Tampa to ensure safer game conditions for all players.

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