Daily News | Eagles announcer Merrill Reese still thinks FedEx Field is a ‘dump’
, drenching fans in stagnant rainwater some thought was raw sewage.
“They’ve reconfigured that stadium. We used to sit on the 50-yard line, middle level. Now the broadcast booth in Miami is completely glass enclosed in a corner of the end zone where you can’t see about a third of the field,” Reese said. “You travel all the way to Miami to call the game off a monitor.”
“I was nervous because we were seated in the corner of the end zone,” Reese said. “And that play was going to culminate 110 yards away from where I was seated. I just didn’t want to be known as the broadcaster who blew the Super Bowl.”
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