The current 16-game schedule is already grueling enough for players, and adding another game could lead to more serious injuries and shorten players’ careers.

I think you all make good points, but for me, there’s something special about Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City. The stadium is known for its raucous crowds and the “Sea of Red” that fills the stands on game day. Plus, it’s the home of the Chiefs, one of the most successful franchises in NFL history.

Arrowhead Stadium has been the home of the Kansas City Chiefs since 1972 and is known for its passionate fan base, known as the “Red Sea.” The stadium is also known for its unique design, which features an outdoor seating bowl and a roof that covers the upper deck but leaves the field exposed to the elements.

I have to throw Barry Sanders’ name into the mix. He played for the Detroit Lions, which was not exactly a powerhouse team, yet he still managed to rush for over 15,000 yards in his career. He was incredibly elusive and could make defenders miss like no one else. He won the NFL MVP award in 1997 and was named to the Pro Bowl 10 times. In my opinion, he is the greatest running back of all time.