Eagles Titans game in Nashville endured 157F turf temperatures, melting player cleats multiple times.

A recent Eagles Titans football game in Nashville experienced extreme heat conditions. On Sunday, the artificial turf at Nissan Stadium reached a recorded temperature of 157F (69.4C), as reported by the Fox broadcast. These sweltering conditions significantly affected the playing environment during the game.

The intense heat presented considerable challenges for both teams and their equipment. The Eagles coach described the game as "hot as shit." One Eagles player, Cam Jurgens, had to replace his cleats several times because they were melting. The Tennessee Titans, who suffered their second consecutive loss, were reportedly glad to exit the field after playing in such difficult conditions.