Rain really doesn't affect the game that much. Wind is the only thing that really does. Maybe back in the day when you had grass fields that didn't drain well but now with field turf and fields that drain better than ever it really is a moot point. Wind on the other hand is a big factor in the passing game and kicking game but it needs to be 25-30 MPH. I just see people all the time hit the under because of rain and it really has no affect.
!/The theory that offenses have huge advantages in the rain/snow, thus lots of points are scored, is very much true. HOWEVER...If you guys saw the same video I just saw that they showed on College Gameday, then you'll see that those are not your normal rain circumstances. That was a straight downpour. Go ahead and favor the offenses, but they should no doubt be slowed by that weather if that torrential rain continues.
Rain and snow are huge advantages for offense. Someone already said this, but when you're on defense the single most important thing is your footing in order to change direction and keep up with receivers.... Wind is truly the only element that I feel effects an offense.... I've been burned way to many times betting unders on heavy snow and rain days
Bring this under home for my fellow Mets fan
