Look at The SodFather singing like a fucking canary! The pressure is getting to him. He knows his legacy is ruined by the last field he’s ever been in charge of. So what does he do? He starts naming names to Josh Weinfuss at ESPN, like he’s Big Pussy Bonpensiero:

The 94-year-old told ESPN that he believes the field was overwatered in the days leading up to the game. According to (George) Toma, who has been nicknamed The Sodfather, the field was watered the Wednesday morning before the game and promptly rolled into the stadium on the moveable tray that housed the grass field for the last time before kickoff four days later.

Toma contended that the field should’ve been watered in the morning and kept outside to dry before being rolled in.

“So, what he does,” Toma said, referring to Ed Mangan, the NFL field director who was in charge of the Super Bowl field and worked under Toma for years, “he waters the hell out of it and puts it right into the stadium and that’s it. Never sees sunlight again. He can’t do that.”

It’s not even about whether or not the Eagles lost because of the field anymore. To me it’s more about the Super Bowl being the crown jewel of a billion-dollar corporation and they couldn’t even get the field right. The one thing that shouldn’t effect play. We know the NFL cares about player safety less than they do about the XFL taking market share, but it’s hilarious to see it right in your face on such a big stage. Then to watch a guy who pounded his chest for 57 years, gave himself a nickname, and told everyone that he was the king of all things sod throw his protege under the bus at the drop of a hat is an even worse look:

A tarp was laid over the field to protect it from the rehearsals for the pregame, halftime and postgame shows, Toma said, and that led to the field emitting an odor. Toma said he was told during the week that the field was starting to decay and rot.

“It had a rotten smell,” he said.

Toma also alleged that Mangan did not sand the field enough.

“He sanded it two weeks too late,” Toma said. “He had only one sanding. He should have had two or three sandings, but he didn’t do s—. And that was it. And not only that, he didn’t take care of it. He wouldn’t listen to anybody.”

Toma said he’s not blaming rye grass for the field’s slickness, adding that he used rye grass for 27 Super Bowls.

There is no accountability in the NFL. The refereeing is shit and Roger Goodell says it’s the best he’s ever seen. The NFL investigates Dan Snyder and Jon Gruden is the only one who loses his job. Deshaun Watson has 24 civil lawsuits against him and gets a $230 million guaranteed deal. Just constant passing the buck to the next guy and turning a blind eye. They’re lucky this sport is so fucking entertaining.

I would say the only way to solve this is a Buried Alive match between The SodFather and Ed Mangan on the Super Bowl 57 field, but knowing Roger Goodell, he already chopped that field up and incinerated it. So you know what? We can do it at WrestleMania 40 at the Linc instead:

Kinkead: put the SodFather and the other guy in prison