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Despite Hurricane Sandy causing much damage throughout the Northeast, the NFL says that MetLife Stadium is undamaged and will be prepared to host a Week 9 game between the Giants and Steelers on Sunday as scheduled, according to a report from Ralph Vacchiano of the New York Daily News.
The stadium hosted a Week 8 game on Sunday between the Jets and Dolphins before Hurricane Sandy struck New York and several other states on Monday and Tuesday. However, with possibly damaged infrastructure, the new question could be the difficulty of transportation
The NFL hasn't had to move a game to another location since Hurricane Katrina forced the New Orleans Saints to play their first home game of the season against the Giants at Giants Stadium. They split the remainder of the 2005 season between the Alamodome and LSU's Tigers Stadium.
The 6-2 Giants have won four straight games and will face the 4-3 Steelers that have won back-to-back games.
This story originally appeared at SB Nation.