I wonder how traffic is after a snow game like this?

Probably not any worse than any other commute after a game; unless it dumps metric fricktons during the game, then you can probably add a couple hours to your drive home.

They have plows and salt trucks to clear the roads. This is a regular occurrence there.

Even Mississippi has those for the northern part of the state and sent them to the Coast for last year's sneaux event.

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If youre lucky you have a train fare back to BOS

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Yeah, I would imagine a bunch of the fans go by train.

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That stadium is in the middle of nowhere with 1 train that only goes there on game day. Went there few years ago for saints game. Didnt catch train. Couldnt get an uber or a taxi. Not sure how im still alive

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I made my way to a game there about 10 years ago. I happened to be in Hartford, had a rental car, and decided to catch a game. From Hartford, you literally across the entire state of Rhode Island to get to Foxboro. Once you get into Mass, you end up going through a residential area (which really slows down traffic). There was plenty of parking near the stadium, but I ended up in the back of the lot and had a long walk.

It reminded me of where the Rose Bowl and Lambeau Field are located. Areas that you would least expect to find a football stadium. And it did take forever to get out.

The people who worry about post game traffic so much sort of baffle me

It’s late at night on a Sunday (or Saturday) - where you gotta go in such a hurry? Relax and enjoy the postgame radio show