Saw a video of it on FOXXY News, did not appear to be anyone on the field in the area where the roof broke through.
 
Wife has cousins up there. We were there in October, and the Vikings were wanting a new stadium. I imagine this would make that seem more reasonable!
 
5th time it's gone down over the decades. It's just a tent top, held up with air pressure, like a kids jumping beanball deal.

No one was in it, and it just sags down, ripped in 3 places I guess, but doesn't 'crash' or anything. Get he snow & ice off, patch the holes, and blow it up again, good as new.

--->Paul
 
Yeah, nothing to worry about...they'll just stick the taxpayers with the bill. Wouldn't want to burden the franchises who are making millions off the stadium, as long as there taxpayers they can tap for the money.
 
I agree with you. On the other hand it would put a lot of people to work for a couple of years building a new stadium..
 
That is what burns my butt.....Rich team owners that soak the taxpayers for millions and millions of dollars to build stadiums for whiny millionaire players. Makes me sick.
 
Gonna be YOUR TAX DOLLARS AT WORK.
Open season for lawyers to advance their pocketbooks and bank accounts if any one was hit with the snow. what A bunck of duds. JMHO LOU.
 
This is a link to the Fox video:


http://msn.foxsports.com/video/shows/nfl-on-fox?vid=ca15cffb-3b66-49a0-84ca-20ed0a175567&from=msnhp&gt1=39002

You may have to copy and paste,,to get it to work.
 
Stadium is not far from where the bridge collapsed a while back.

Heard from family there that the roof collapse was so Brett could have a few more days rest so his streak could continue. Now NFL says play in Detroit!
 
Just showed timelapse of failure on the night news. Looked quite deserted when it happened. Seriously, dome is kept up by air pressure, and will probably be fairly easily repaired, reinflated. Probably just got overloaded with snow.
 
> you'd of thunk they'd of built a roof in Minnesota that could handle 20 inches of snow.

Nah, they just build one that could collapse without structural damage and then be repaired in about a week. The roof tears pretty regularly. One year it collapsed twice!
 
If you watch the video, you can see a couple of people on the far sideline of the field, running for their lives as the roof starts to come down.
 

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