... Super Bowl in East Rutherford, N.J., it signaled a climatic paradigm shift for the sport’s biggest game.

It also signaled stupidity.

By and large, it appears that the decision is being met favorably.

“Football is a game of the elements,” the large number of proponents say. “It is just going to make the experience more memorable!”

I get it. Some of the league’s trademark moments have transpired in inclement weather.

The Ice Bowl. The Tuck Rule Game. Brett Favre’s Last Game in a Packer Uniform When He Threw That Idiotic Interception, Ultimately Propelling the Giants to Immortality.

And yes, all of those were great games. However, none of them was a Super Bowl—t...

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