Bengals from Cincinnati. And the field of play will be altered when they arrive the next season.
The Baltimore Ravens visit Paycor Stadium, the home of the Cincinnati Bengals, an AFC North foe, for one game per season. And the field of play will be altered when they arrive the next season.
Paycor Stadium managing director Steve Johnson stated in a club statement, “Hamilton County and the Bengals are committed to providing a top-level playing surface for NFL games, and this step confirms that commitment.” “The field is scheduled for installation in time for the 2024 NFL season.”
The playing field was originally natural grass when the stadium debuted in 2000, but it was replaced with the more well-liked older type of FieldTurf between 2004 and 2011.
The squad then installed Act Global synthetic turf in 2012, and that was used until Shaw Sports Momentum Pro synthetic turf was installed in 2018.
And now they’re going to switch to the newest version of the FieldTurf starting next year.
Cincinnati, Minnesota, and Indianapolis, the final three teams using slit film turf, will all receive FieldTurf by 2024 as a result of the news. Most people agree that slit film turf is the riskiest for players.
Together with the Falcons, Panthers, Lions, Patriots, Seahawks, and Giants/Jets, those three clubs will now be the ones using FieldTurf.