10 Coldest Games in NFL History (nfl.com)
 

With the talk of the Packers game being possibly -8 tomorrow, the NFL linked to their coldest ever. Checking in at #3 all time: KC vs Indy 1996 playoffs. We seriously owe these guys payback for all these defeats.


3. Jan. 7, 1996 - Arrowhead Stadium
AFC playoff: Kansas City Chiefs vs. Indianapolis Colts

Temperature: -6 degrees
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I was there unfortunately!

Was there. 2 rows from the top of the stadium. Horrible weather and a horrible outcome.

I can think of only one time in my entire life of watching sports that I was legitimately ANGRY about an outcome. My sports teams have suffered plenty of losses and it's all good. Sometimes it's sad, shocking, or even laughable. But I'll never forget how unbelievably pissed off I was that entire game esp the last FG attempt.

That game broke me in a way that no other Chiefs game ever has, or likely will.

Aww yes, the kicker from hell game.

Yep that one is the worst by a mile. Next two were the G-Rob no punt game and the Grbac/Gannon vs Denver games.

I SHOULD HAVE KNOW NOT TO OPEN THIS ****ING THREAD.

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Went into deep depression after this game, and it remains to this day. Winning cures all.

The phrase "kick in the balls" doesn't really do justice to that game. It was just horrible.

It was so cold my beer would ice over between drinks.

The December 25, 1971 game will always haunt me. I was 11 years old and it was the worst day of my childhood. I hated Jan Stenerud for many years.

cool

Love how Neil Smith is being held in that still shot...wonder if his concussions had been kicking in by then?

Packers gon win tomorrow because of it.