I remember the fog bowl game between the Bears and the Eagles. The best part of that game was one of the fans in the end zone carrying a banner saying "Did we win?"
@@sludge4125 I’m sure he made the sign that day towards the end of the game. You know they do have these things called sharpies. They are portable markers ohh and poster boards.
Unfortunately, with the increase in modern roofed stadiums, we have less of a chance of seeing weather games. At least we still have Buffalo and Green Bay.
Man when I was a kid, whenever it snowed I would always call my friends and grab a football and we’d play two hand touch in the driving snow, we’d get soaking wet and cold, and mom would always make hot chocolate for us, great times!
I remember when we have a big snowstorm,we would like to use the mound of snow as a defensive line at the one yard line and do the leap of a running back going over the top of the hill, lots of fun!
My high school football field used pig manure as fertilizer, and it rained a lot. It was smelly, but it was sticky. I think our parents used a fire hose to get us clean enough to sit in the car so we could get home.
The freezer bowl blows my mind. I tried to go for a walk once when it was -25. At first it didn't seem so bad. I got half way around the block and suddenly thought, 'This was a mistake.' It felt like my body was starting to freeze and the slight breeze felt like absolute murder, especially on my eyes. After getting back in the house, it was a very weird feeling after a few moments.. where the only way I can describe it is my body thawing out. Like every muscle just suddenly relaxed all at once. I actually like cold weather, and can shrug off -15.. but that was terrible. ..and it was nowhere close to -59, so I can't even imagine what that could have been like, let alone trying to run around and play football.
A little history behind the final play of the Ice Bowl, the play wasn't designed as a QB sneak it was supposed to be a handoff to Donny Anderson and they actually tried that play twice already but Anderson kept losing his footing on the field due to the grass being frozen. So Bart Starr went over to Lombardi and suggested doing a sneak since he was closer to the goal line and Lombardi responded with "Then run it and let's get the hell out of here."
Bowman got cheated. It was a double team block, but the camera mostly showed kramer. How stupid is kramer? He once left his ring in an airplane washroom, and thought they should have searched everyone on the plane for the ring.
There's never been weather as bad as the freezer bowl, -59 wind chill and trying to win in that when you're Air Coryell. 135 degree weather change from the humid Miami game to Cincinnati has to be an NFL record as well.
I live in South Jersey and I remember that day very well as it was only slightly "warmer" in my neck of the woods...-46 wind chill and I worked outside in it for nine hours...got home and took a long hot shower to warm my chilled bones and then went back outside for another hour to help my dad service someone's malfunctioning oil heater. I hated Air Coryell so I was pulling bigtime for the Bengals.
@@sludge4125 I remember it was zero degrees in South Jersey that day but the wind was howling bigtime. It was Christmas break during my senior year of college and I was working at a very busy gas station in my hometown to earn some extra money. I was making a "whopping" $3.35/hr in those horrid conditions and since it's hard to count money with gloves on I often had to take them off...good times....LOL.
Snow games are great, but I do love that one field goal attempt in the wind where you can tell the kicker is at trying to hook it left but the ball just starts flying off and ends up going out the right sideline on its way to the locker room. Haha.
@@user-ek8cg7tm5s I live up north one of our high school games got 4 inches of snow for our warm ups we tried to clear the field by the end of the game it didn't matter
@@matteatsfries1727 They showed a single catch from it (Deonte Thompson's, I believe) at the end of that segment but the Bills got shafted in the snow segment in general
I will never forget the Freezer Bowl. I live in NE Ohio and it was frigid that day. I played football in cold conditions, but I could not believe anyone could play in 59 degree below wind chill. As I watched that game my heart went out to those players and what they were going through. That day was brutal!
@@johnslaughter5475 No, only the Bengals, most all of their linemen. During warm-up (there wasn't much pre-game warm-up though!) they noticed it didn't matter how much you bundled up, the cold wind just cut through everything, so they went sleeveless, also to stun the Chargers players, who were all bundled up, "We're from here, we can handle this cold." And they did. And the Chargers couldn't. Dan Fouts also had a bad game. Guy from San Diego who grew up in rainy Oregon, and his hands simply froze. Ken Anderson had the biggest hands of any NFL QB, which helped grip the frozen ball. Ken also had a history of playing well in all sorts of bad weather games, like the weather simply didn't phase him. Chargers WR Kellen Winslow was one of several players, most of them on the Chargers, who suffered from actual frostbite and needed treatment.
There was a Browns Bills game with heavy snow and high winds, Phil Dawson actually made a field goal by aiming towards the sideline and letting the wind blow it back ... The most amazing kick I've ever seen ...
I vaguely remember seeing highlights from that game back in the day, but it always stuck with me as the ugliest football weather I've ever seen. I'm definitely gonna go look for a clip of that field goal now.
I'll take 117 degrees in Vegas over 93 degrees in Tampa, any day of the week. The difference is like putting your head in an oven or putting your head over a boiling pot of water. Sure, temp wise the oven is hotter, and both are hot, but the added steaming boiling humidity more than makes up for the temp difference.
As a Tampa resident, the issue isn't heat or humidity. It's the thunderstorms. From 2013-2016, the Bucs had four games disrupted by thunderstorms due to the league forcing them to play at 4:25. It's not that much cooler.
@@elliebrown8633 the Glazers moved the games 4:25 because they said it was easier on the fans to deal with the heat. Also I’m from here - and yes, in a packed stadium it’s a lot more miserable at 1p than it is at 4:25.
I've been to Las Vegas a couple of times. The humidity there is so low, the wind is warm! I feels like what you get when you open an oven after it's just been used.
I played Rugby for Michigan State in the '80's. The worst conditions I can remember had 3 inches of snow on the field then the temperature rose just enough to give us an icy sleet. About an hour before the game the temp dropped to 15 degrees. It was 3 inches of snow covered with a quarter inch of ice. Everyone was bleeding after that game. Not to mention how much every hit hurts more in the cold.
I too have endured similar Rugby conditions. We had an annual snow bowl played in Northern Vermont where those exact conditions already existed when the sun came up that day. 10 inches of snow covered the pitch... topped with an icy 2 inch hard crust. Absolute blood bath. We should have just called Red Cross and donated 2 pints each. Instead we left it in the snow. Another favorite is when the pitch is frozen for the playoffs but thaws when the sun is high in the sky midday...then the sun starts to set and the pitch freezes again for the finals... this time with a billion cleat imprints that make it similar to plating on a giant bed of nails. Still the best sport ever.
@@adamr6794 It took me 10 years of playing to realize that I hated the game- I loved my teammates- but at second row I hated the game. Come home beat to shit, ears and temples bleeding, sore all over, everything hurt for 3 days after a game, etc. I threw my cleats in the garbage can when I was 28. The last team I played with was Battleship Rugby from Mobile, Alabama. The best bunch of guys ever. I just got tired of physically getting beat to shit every weekend. You are a Rugger...I know you understand.
@@paulh7589 Yeah second row does suck. I played from 1995-2015 and they try to goad me into running around now and I have no desire whatsoever at 50. I liked the game better when I started playing.
“Football is played in any kind of weather. Rain, sleet, snow, hail, mud; can’t read the numbers on the field, can’t read the yard markers, can’t read the player’s numbers, the struggle will continue.” 😎 -George Carlin
I remember the weather forecast the day before said that we might get a brief light shower. You couldn't even see the game because it was raining so hard
“We just wanted to see how many people would blow up the comment section prematurely.” I unironically love these guys. They actually *get* it. “It” being the internet, their fans, and the football world. NFL Throwback, I genuinely hope you guys know you’re appreciated
"Now with all the artificial fields you just dont get that kind of mud anymore. Just like what they did with the tomatoes. Nowadays you bite a tomatoe, and it dont taste like a tomatoe" 😂😂
This was very well done. I'd give a mention to the 1962 NFL Championship between the Giants and Packers in NY. At 17 degrees F, it wasn't as cold as the games mentioned here, but there were also strong winds, 35-40 MPH. I remember growing up and playing in snow or on a muddy field. It was a lot of fun.
That week in 2013 where, during the 1:00 slate, you had the Eagles/Lions snow game and the Vikings/Ravens snow game with the iconic finish (craziest two minutes ever) might've been the most fun I've ever had watching football. Not often you get to see a bunch of bad weather games at once and have them all be entertaining, but they were
I remember playing in a Flag Football tournament that day and seeing all the pictures on my phone's internet browser of all the snow games. It was wild.
I remember the Leon Lett game like it was yesterday. Was beyond great watching Jerrah's reaction turn from jolly to "what just happened" in a matter of minutes
That 1976 Steelers vs College All Stars game is something I'll remember for the rest of my life. I seem to recall hearing (maybe reading in the local newspaper) that one reason for calling the game off was that the water was so deep on the field that there was fear that a tackled player might drown.
My dad (RIP) was at the college all star Game. He says he would still remember the waterfall as people were under the columns. I really wish I could show him this video right now.
My favorites are snow games. But imagine your up at the line waiting for the snap and a old ketchup covered hot dog wrapper sticks to your face in one of those wind games.
25:37 That game was played exactly on the day I was born. Funny enough, it was right when the Buffalo Bills scored a touchdown. I guess you can say that I was born to be a Bills fan
@@Mozart1220 I was talking the other day with an old friend, reminiscing about watching football over the years and he recalled his high school had a big trophy in the main hall display case. "Oh, was it for a state championship?" I asked. "No, the school district gave it to us for haiving 13 consecutive seasons without a win and not just giving up football." I didn't ask but that had to be well over 100 losses in a row. (And he was on the cheer squad! "And you're not even gay!" I said)
I doubt there would have been much complaint if they had run out with a shovel or broom. The fact that they used the ground crew to cause a mismatch with equipment the other team didn't have access to was the problem.
Love Bud Grant coming out for the coin toss in 2015 at the age of 88 in short sleeve shirt. Grant was the master of using the weather to his advantage as a coach back in the glory days of the purple people eaters of the 1970's at the old Met in Bloomington, MN. And what's up with the Raiders? It seems like they lost almost every one of these bad weather games.
I remember the Mud Bowl between the Vikings and Rams in 1977. At one point, every uniform on the field was completely unrecognizable. The Vikings sent in either Sammie White or Ahmad Rashad with a new uniform, and he really stood out. I also don't think the snow game between the Bills and Colts from 2017 was mentioned. I remember Jacoby Brissett completing a short touchdown pass in what seemed to be VERY deep snow.
The 1949 NFL Championship Game played between the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams was also played in a relentless rain storm in Los Angeles. The Rams owner Dan Reaves pleaded with commissioner Bert Bell to postpone the game. Bell refused claiming radio network commitments made postponement impossible. Eagles won in the mud 14-0.
I remember the first hs game I got actual minutes in. Had to come in for the center amid a massive downpour on a poorly sodded grass field. There was literally no grass visible, and ants were swarming out legs. Most fun I ever had in a game.
The weather always plays a role in determining the outcome of each game. When it gets colder, that’s when you have to depend on the ground attack to win you some ballgames
@@sports3117 The OP is full of the brown stuff. Someone mentioned henry. Sorry, henry was already his team’s number one weapon. There’s so much lunacy in the comments section.
The shortest punt in that game was 9 yards. It went from the Bear side of the 50 to the Packer side of the field. I never trust the memory of anyone. Even the players. Nostalgia is one of the greatest enemies of the truth.
The worst I've ever was Dallas at Cleveland in the mud in 1970. The uniforms were totally obscured and you could tell which team was which only by the helmets. Dallas won by a score of 6-2.
That’s what I was thinking. The thing about these 1960s/70s games was how “low tech” what everyone from the fans to the players were wearing. Today you could be *relatively* comfortable out there. I mean, it’s still damn cold but you’re less likely to have folks dying in the crowd.
The NFL first game I ever went to was Thanksgiving 1968 between the Lions and Eagles at Tiger Stadium in Detroit. A constant rain was coming down and the field was a sea of mud. You couldn't see the numbers on the players jerseys. The Eagles, who were winless at that point, took advantage and won the game 12-0 with 4 FGs.
Who remembered the Steelers Vs The Dolphins game That was played in like 100 mph winds it was on MNF & the final score was 3-0 Steelers. Do u remember that game? Edit: Damn, I should've watched the video first. Lol
The wind game a couple seasons ago between the Bills and Patriots was pretty insane too. Patriots only threw the ball like 3 times total. Which is nuts to win in today’s NFL only throwing 3 times. I was at the Tuck game in the snow. Feet fell on us all game long but nobody cared. It was awesome
He shouldn't have said a damn thing. Should have said something generic. "We used an old farmers remedy to prevent dehydration. Do some research. We won. Gatorade isn't the only thing out there. Have a nice day!"
@@kghostthegreat If you get cramps in your legs the best solution is dill pickle juice. When the floods happened here in 2006 I worked cleanup crews in sweltering Iowa heat. The contractor I worked for had a 5 gal cooler of dill pickle juice on the back of his truck.
I was at the Chiefs vs Seahawks game in 1998. I was only 3 years old, and I'll never forget it. The stairs were literally waterfalls and when my dad and I got back to the car after the game was over, we had to pour the rain out of our boots. It was the most rain I've ever seen in my life.
I was an in seat beer vendor at the time. The transit system shut down and I was stuck in downtown Cleveland for hours. But I remember that game. I got a lot of tips that day because people felt bad for me from having to be out there
@@gerryvalaitis Geez that'd be rough. You earned every penny that day. Probably a good pay day though...knowing Browns fans, I'm guessing the philosophy was to drink until it wasn't cold anymore. haha
Forgot to mention that it was a Browns win! I had tickets for this game but gave them to my 19 year old son and a friend of his. We live in Columbus! That nut drove up there and stayed the whole game!
You know its cold outside when you are covering up in hay that was used to cover the field. Lot different time then. All the games looked like it would be awesome to play in. Had a lot of fun watching. Great video
12:32 that Championship was actually between the Eagles and Cardinals. The Eagles won 7-0 after the Cardinals had beaten them in the championship the previous year
@Tracey Woodward... Story was that he walked a whole bunch of miles to the stadium towards the end of that trip. Cuz the Trolleys werent running in that snow
"Graupel" is a common German word for raindrops that freeze in the air but the crystals are not as big as in a hail shower. Happens over here sometimes in spring
Its unique characteristic is that it's... sort of like a Tootsie Roll pop... hard on the outside but soft (unfrozen) on the inside. Slick as ice to drive on too.
Love this! My absolute favorite bad weather game ("bad" being relative because I LOVE the snow) was the 2017 Bills-Colts game in Buffalo. LeSean McCoy ran it in for the game-winning TD at the end of that epic blizzard brawl! Gotta love the snow angels in the end zone :)
Cannot believe they didnt mention, for the Epic in Miami, how dehydration became an enormous problem as the game wore on, especially in OT. Players were cramping like crazy, some had to take oxygen on the sidelines, and others had to be helped up off the geound after plays. Kellen Winslow was practically carried off the field after it was all over.
yes it's very cold in Buffalo but being a season ticket holder is the best feeling i think i only had one cold game and that was against the jets and it was 30 degrees buffalo has the best fans in the world!!!
I’ll never forget how cold I felt in the upper deck of TCF Bank Stadium witnessing Blair Walsh shank that kick against the Seahawks. In Minnesota were use to the cold but that was brutal
singhcr You proubly know about how crazy Buffalo Bills fans are drinking Alcohol at 9am at tailgate parties, in 80s cold games Bills fans threw snowballs at the other team, It sucks Buffalo is called SNOW CAPITAL OF USA, its True Lake Erie dumps 12-14 feet every winter, even the weather guys cant figure out of all other Citys near 5 Great Lakes why Buffalo gets the most snow. 1 good thing were called MIAMI of the North cause we get lots of 90 degree days in Summer
There are two instances I remember about weather affecting the schedule of play. One game was moved because of a hurricane, and an electrical storm during another game suspended play temporarily.
Graupel happens in Cleveland every year between late November and mid-December. Most of it is caused by lake effect precipitation, but this time it was caused by a small squall line ahead of an incoming cold front. It was practically a severe thunderstorm with lightning and high winds as well. Of course it had to happen during the Browns game and of course we lost
Didn’t Jack also say “Excuse me while I have a bite of my coffee” at some point during that game, too? XD Also, I would say Joe does have wit-his just happens to be much more in that sardonic, monotone ‘90s style common with many who grew up with his generation. :P
That 2020 Browns game was ridiculous! I just remember thinking that soon it was going to start hailing and then there was going to be a tornado warning… 2020 was a damn rollercoaster of a year.
I vividly remember the chargers Bengals game -59°. I was at home,, nice and warm, watching the game. Halftime hit, and I went outside to start my car. It wouldn't.. so I popped my hood and checked my battery cables to make sure they were tight. They were.. I barely twisted it and the entire post snapped off.. I went back inside and said, I need a new battery... idk how those players did it. Brutal.
Watching the Tsunami Bowl was an unforgettable experience. I know it's been a decade, and I know he was a very good punter for a long time with other teams, but I still hold a grudge against Matt Turk for him being so awful with us. That botched snap at the end of the game to put the Panthers in position to score the game-winning touchdown just exemplifies how awful he was with the Jags. One of the worst free agent signings the team made
I was at the tsunami bowl in Carolina remember winning tickets to the game we where up in the nosebleeds and once the rain hit half the stadium cleared and we all watched the game on the TVs in the concourse.
Such a great video. Three of the most memorable games were 1) the Fog Bowl between Philly and Chicago in 1988...that game started off sunny for at least the first quarter and then got ridiculously bad; 2) the Freezer Bowl between San Diego and Cincinnati...I think that was the first time I saw someone using the Hot Hands product, which is fairly common now in ski resorts and REI stores; and 3) the snow playoff game between New England and Oakland in 2001...both teams actually moved the ball well despite what seemed like a LOT of snow accumulation.
The 02 season finale between Oakland and KC where it rained so much the shield washed off the field was great. 24-0 win to clinch home field advantage. The ran it 60 times for 280 yards in the season Gannon won the MVP with 4600 plus yards because of so much rain. That was a beautiful game.
Love the mud bowls. Loved seeing guys tackled to the ground and a wave of water comes flying up. That's becoming a lost art these days as even most of the outdoor stadiums have changed to field turf. New England changed their's during mid-season 2006. Pittsburgh and Carolina still have natural grass I believe.
16:25 “After reviewing the play... we’ve decided to CHEAT, LIE and INVENT a NEW rule on the spot in order to ensure a Patriots victory” Patriots fans: YAAAAY !!!!!
@@NikeTubeStudios that field-goal just represents the whole Vikings franchise so the first it starts off with a great season and then it comes down to the field goal then when it kicks it it literally goes left wide left and that’s the end of the season
“Only weather that matters is Whether THEY want it more than us” awesome freakin line
Great line.... Only weather that matters is whether they want it more than us...
Fuck yea! Real men think like that.
That was Nate Burleson.
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@Michael Harris This is never gonna work. If you want convince someone of anything, use scientific reasoning to explain beliefs.
I remember the fog bowl game between the Bears and the Eagles. The best part of that game was one of the fans in the end zone carrying a banner saying "Did we win?"
Lol
I remember that one too
So, that fan just happened to bring that banner to the game...
Got any pictures?
@@sludge4125 I’m sure he made the sign that day towards the end of the game. You know they do have these things called sharpies. They are portable markers ohh and poster boards.
Back when I was a freshman in High School I played in a fog game where we couldn't see more than 15 yards away. What a wild experience that was.
There's something cathartic about watching grown professional athletes slide for 10+ yards on a muddy field. Wonderful.
Yea
Same in baseball when there's a rain delay and players slide on the tarp like a slip and slide
I’ve always been so ignorant to the fact that some fields nowadays still use grass, so chocolatey games with loads of rain are still possible 😆🍫
The Tuck rule game is the worst overturning of a Call ever! Snow Job big time.
@@carloflorez8697it wasn't a bad call the rule was just shit
Unfortunately, with the increase in modern roofed stadiums, we have less of a chance of seeing weather games. At least we still have Buffalo and Green Bay.
And philly maybe if lucky
new engalnd too
Giants, Jets, Steelers, Bears, Ravens, Washington also play in outdoor stadiums
Cleveland.
The NFL wants high scoring fantasy football type games. Can't do that in bad weather.
Man when I was a kid, whenever it snowed I would always call my friends and grab a football and we’d play two hand touch in the driving snow, we’d get soaking wet and cold, and mom would always make hot chocolate for us, great times!
Two hand touch as a kid??? I would never
Good times
I remember when we have a big snowstorm,we would like to use the mound of snow as a defensive line at the one yard line and do the leap of a running back going over the top of the hill, lots of fun!
My high school football field used pig manure as fertilizer, and it rained a lot. It was smelly, but it was sticky. I think our parents used a fire hose to get us clean enough to sit in the car so we could get home.
@@mholtebeck 🤢🤮
The freezer bowl blows my mind. I tried to go for a walk once when it was -25. At first it didn't seem so bad. I got half way around the block and suddenly thought, 'This was a mistake.' It felt like my body was starting to freeze and the slight breeze felt like absolute murder, especially on my eyes. After getting back in the house, it was a very weird feeling after a few moments.. where the only way I can describe it is my body thawing out. Like every muscle just suddenly relaxed all at once.
I actually like cold weather, and can shrug off -15.. but that was terrible. ..and it was nowhere close to -59, so I can't even imagine what that could have been like, let alone trying to run around and play football.
I can imagine Forrest Gregg standing there on the field reminiscing about the fond memories that weather brought
Yeah I know that "thawing" feeling. That's your blood flow going back to where it was before you got cold.
i went to the 2015 NFC wild card game (3rd coldest game). It was absolutely terrible, but the beer made it better.
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I’ve been in -25 degree weather twice. It’s brutal!!
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People who didn’t watch the whole video: Tf is “Graupel”?
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Dome teams are garbage. Dome games are boring.
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A little history behind the final play of the Ice Bowl, the play wasn't designed as a QB sneak it was supposed to be a handoff to Donny Anderson and they actually tried that play twice already but Anderson kept losing his footing on the field due to the grass being frozen. So Bart Starr went over to Lombardi and suggested doing a sneak since he was closer to the goal line and Lombardi responded with "Then run it and let's get the hell out of here."
Especially in bad condition reducing the number of contact points is never a bad idea.
Bowman got cheated. It was a double team block, but the camera mostly showed kramer.
How stupid is kramer? He once left his ring in an airplane washroom, and thought they should have searched everyone on the plane for the ring.
And that play broke Don Meredith's heart, QB for the Cowboys
@@terrywilliams9924 Don was a crybaby.
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@@sludge8506 That is true, but not very many are as likeable, or had the charisma, as Dandy Don. And this is from a Cowboy HATER.
There's never been weather as bad as the freezer bowl, -59 wind chill and trying to win in that when you're Air Coryell. 135 degree weather change from the humid Miami game to Cincinnati has to be an NFL record as well.
I live in South Jersey and I remember that day very well as it was only slightly "warmer" in my neck of the woods...-46 wind chill and I worked outside in it for nine hours...got home and took a long hot shower to warm my chilled bones and then went back outside for another hour to help my dad service someone's malfunctioning oil heater. I hated Air Coryell so I was pulling bigtime for the Bengals.
@@kevincrush859 I worked outside every day, including a few below zero Fahrenheit days.
Gotta protect against frostbite. It can’t be reversed.
@@sludge4125 I remember it was zero degrees in South Jersey that day but the wind was howling bigtime. It was Christmas break during my senior year of college and I was working at a very busy gas station in my hometown to earn some extra money. I was making a "whopping" $3.35/hr in those horrid conditions and since it's hard to count money with gloves on I often had to take them off...good times....LOL.
@@kevincrush859 Great memories, right. 😳 🤣
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Snow games are great, but I do love that one field goal attempt in the wind where you can tell the kicker is at trying to hook it left but the ball just starts flying off and ends up going out the right sideline on its way to the locker room. Haha.
Even god wanted to play!
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Wow, the NFL is actually acknowledging the last College All Stars game that was a disaster.
How was it
@@xxshrimptacoxx5720 a disaster
@Jack Tanner What the hell is wrong with people that’s illegal
@@xxshrimptacoxx5720 dude it was like 1970 do you think anyone cared 😂😂
@@aussieaussie4848 I was just thinking that like that was probably one of the best decades ever anything really was cool ig 😂
Snow games are great
Yea to watch, imagine playing in it
@@user-ek8cg7tm5s Exactly, snow games are only great if you're watching it on TV, not as a player or spectator.
@@user-ek8cg7tm5s I live up north one of our high school games got 4 inches of snow for our warm ups we tried to clear the field by the end of the game it didn't matter
They forgot Bills Colts 2017
@@matteatsfries1727 They showed a single catch from it (Deonte Thompson's, I believe) at the end of that segment but the Bills got shafted in the snow segment in general
I will never forget the Freezer Bowl. I live in NE Ohio and it was frigid that day. I played football in cold conditions, but I could not believe anyone could play in 59 degree below wind chill. As I watched that game my heart went out to those players and what they were going through. That day was brutal!
Dan Fouts said his hands were never the same after that game. 🥶🥶🥶
I was at the game with my Dad.
I'll bet all the linemen, Offense and Defense, had bare arms.
@@johnslaughter5475 No, only the Bengals, most all of their linemen. During warm-up (there wasn't much pre-game warm-up though!) they noticed it didn't matter how much you bundled up, the cold wind just cut through everything, so they went sleeveless, also to stun the Chargers players, who were all bundled up, "We're from here, we can handle this cold." And they did. And the Chargers couldn't.
Dan Fouts also had a bad game. Guy from San Diego who grew up in rainy Oregon, and his hands simply froze. Ken Anderson had the biggest hands of any NFL QB, which helped grip the frozen ball. Ken also had a history of playing well in all sorts of bad weather games, like the weather simply didn't phase him.
Chargers WR Kellen Winslow was one of several players, most of them on the Chargers, who suffered from actual frostbite and needed treatment.
@@sludge8506IKR, that's why their retirement pensions should be increased, but with all the dome stadiums you'll likely see less and less of this.
There was a Browns Bills game with heavy snow and high winds, Phil Dawson actually made a field goal by aiming towards the sideline and letting the wind blow it back ... The most amazing kick I've ever seen ...
I vaguely remember seeing highlights from that game back in the day, but it always stuck with me as the ugliest football weather I've ever seen. I'm definitely gonna go look for a clip of that field goal now.
It was a 48 yarder!
8-0!
@@briankilbane7043 I’ve never seen this, anyone got a link?
I really want a link for that as well
I'll take 117 degrees in Vegas over 93 degrees in Tampa, any day of the week. The difference is like putting your head in an oven or putting your head over a boiling pot of water. Sure, temp wise the oven is hotter, and both are hot, but the added steaming boiling humidity more than makes up for the temp difference.
understand your point but vegas is indoors
As a Tampa resident, the issue isn't heat or humidity. It's the thunderstorms. From 2013-2016, the Bucs had four games disrupted by thunderstorms due to the league forcing them to play at 4:25. It's not that much cooler.
@@elliebrown8633 the Glazers moved the games 4:25 because they said it was easier on the fans to deal with the heat. Also I’m from here - and yes, in a packed stadium it’s a lot more miserable at 1p than it is at 4:25.
I've been to Las Vegas a couple of times. The humidity there is so low, the wind is warm! I feels like what you get when you open an oven after it's just been used.
Like New Jersey. Can be 95+ with 90%+ humidity. I enjoyed being in Arizona at 120 degrees but extremely low humidity better.
I played Rugby for Michigan State in the '80's. The worst conditions I can remember had 3 inches of snow on the field then the temperature rose just enough to give us an icy sleet. About an hour before the game the temp dropped to 15 degrees. It was 3 inches of snow covered with a quarter inch of ice. Everyone was bleeding after that game. Not to mention how much every hit hurts more in the cold.
My son played rugby and in a national playoff round in the Chicago area in 2017 players were suffering hypothermia. No snow. Your game sounds worse!
I too have endured similar Rugby conditions. We had an annual snow bowl played in Northern Vermont where those exact conditions already existed when the sun came up that day. 10 inches of snow covered the pitch... topped with an icy 2 inch hard crust. Absolute blood bath. We should have just called Red Cross and donated 2 pints each. Instead we left it in the snow. Another favorite is when the pitch is frozen for the playoffs but thaws when the sun is high in the sky midday...then the sun starts to set and the pitch freezes again for the finals... this time with a billion cleat imprints that make it similar to plating on a giant bed of nails. Still the best sport ever.
@@adamr6794 It took me 10 years of playing to realize that I hated the game- I loved my teammates- but at second row I hated the game. Come home beat to shit, ears and temples bleeding, sore all over, everything hurt for 3 days after a game, etc. I threw my cleats in the garbage can when I was 28. The last team I played with was Battleship Rugby from Mobile, Alabama. The best bunch of guys ever. I just got tired of physically getting beat to shit every weekend. You are a Rugger...I know you understand.
@@paulh7589 Yeah second row does suck. I played from 1995-2015 and they try to goad me into running around now and I have no desire whatsoever at 50. I liked the game better when I started playing.
Imagine a game being played during the movie “the mist”
I would pay to watch that
Ever heard of the fog bowl lol
@@sniperprodigy4045 good connection
@Broadway Joe 🐻⬇️
I'm still waiting for the NFL to make a video of the history of NFL Rivalries an Divisions
You forgot to mention about the tuck-!
oh wait...
HA! Got em.
Oh yes I allmost forgot about it. Yes he left it out. 🏈
Yup and I was there...
“Uh...oops?” 😜
Hahaha
“Football is played in any kind of weather. Rain, sleet, snow, hail, mud; can’t read the numbers on the field, can’t read the yard markers, can’t read the player’s numbers, the struggle will continue.” 😎
-George Carlin
5:40 That announcer was dropping BARS
Jack Brickhouse I believe.
Weak bars
@@joey4277 L
@@Edawg649 L
10:00 kiddo that ain’t nothing compared to these flames
That Jags-Panthers "tsunami bowl" game, I will never forget..
Where you there?
@@jjramirez3969 no. Saw the game on tv
There was another wild one against the Saints two years later that people seem to forget
I remember the weather forecast the day before said that we might get a brief light shower. You couldn't even see the game because it was raining so hard
@@jjramirez3969 i was
“We just wanted to see how many people would blow up the comment section prematurely.”
I unironically love these guys. They actually *get* it. “It” being the internet, their fans, and the football world. NFL Throwback, I genuinely hope you guys know you’re appreciated
I gave them credit and assumed that "tuck rule" would have to be mentioned. The start of fortune consistently favouring the Pats, or at least Brady.
@@stevencooke6451me too. I just think it’s funny and cool that they knew thats how a lot of people would react.
@@stevencooke6451on top of, in general, just seeming to care more about their fans than other channels from pro leagues
"You never get a tomato that tastes like tomato" - John Madden
Madden 2024
Madden GMO!
I was looking for this comment
we live in a society 😔
Bumbling fool. He drove me nuts.
John Madden has been known to love games played in bad weather.
Well see Pat when the rain and the dirt come together it makes mud. And then the mud gets on the jerseys. And then boom! And that's what mud is.
@Deez nuts Huh?
"Now with all the artificial fields you just dont get that kind of mud anymore. Just like what they did with the tomatoes. Nowadays you bite a tomatoe, and it dont taste like a tomatoe" 😂😂
@@GeneralBuckNaked He seemed offended to not have muddy games anymore.
RIP John Madden. He was the heart and soul of NFL Sunday for many years since I was a kid.
This was very well done. I'd give a mention to the 1962 NFL Championship between the Giants and Packers in NY. At 17 degrees F, it wasn't as cold as the games mentioned here, but there were also strong winds, 35-40 MPH. I remember growing up and playing in snow or on a muddy field. It was a lot of fun.
I’m sure it was, playing in either powdered sugar or chocolate (or both if you’re lucky!) 😅
That week in 2013 where, during the 1:00 slate, you had the Eagles/Lions snow game and the Vikings/Ravens snow game with the iconic finish (craziest two minutes ever) might've been the most fun I've ever had watching football. Not often you get to see a bunch of bad weather games at once and have them all be entertaining, but they were
Also Matt Prater hitting a 64 yard field goal in 10 degree weather that week I’m pretty sure
there were 9 early games that day 6 of them were in the snow
I remember playing in a Flag Football tournament that day and seeing all the pictures on my phone's internet browser of all the snow games. It was wild.
That Eagles vs Lions game was very entertaining.
I remember the Leon Lett game like it was yesterday. Was beyond great watching Jerrah's reaction turn from jolly to "what just happened" in a matter of minutes
That 1976 Steelers vs College All Stars game is something I'll remember for the rest of my life. I seem to recall hearing (maybe reading in the local newspaper) that one reason for calling the game off was that the water was so deep on the field that there was fear that a tackled player might drown.
My dad (RIP) was at the college all star Game. He says he would still remember the waterfall as people were under the columns. I really wish I could show him this video right now.
@A l p h e u s ^^^
Rip rest in Heaven
My favorites are snow games. But imagine your up at the line waiting for the snap and a old ketchup covered hot dog wrapper sticks to your face in one of those wind games.
22:04 “An elderly fan died in the stands” BRUH! Rest in peace
A true die-hard fan.
Rip
These reply’s are pitiless and I love it
At his cremation, the teams huddled round him.
It was a woman
25:37
That game was played exactly on the day I was born. Funny enough, it was right when the Buffalo Bills scored a touchdown. I guess you can say that I was born to be a Bills fan
You poor guy.
Man, how many times have the Bills really needed a touchdown...and you refused to be born again? You sinful, sinful fan.
Nice u share a birthday with MLK
Have you lost every game you have played 4 times in a row?
@@Mozart1220 I was talking the other day with an old friend, reminiscing about watching football over the years and he recalled his high school had a big trophy in the main hall display case. "Oh, was it for a state championship?" I asked. "No, the school district gave it to us for haiving 13 consecutive seasons without a win and not just giving up football."
I didn't ask but that had to be well over 100 losses in a row. (And he was on the cheer squad! "And you're not even gay!" I said)
Many think the Pats cheating began with Belichick, but, the tradition actually began with the Snow Plow Game.
Can't cheat if it's not against the rules!
@@Anton-wk8lv well I think that could be considered a illegal use of a home field advantage
@@theEWDSDS In the video they said it wasn't illegal at the time.
I doubt there would have been much complaint if they had run out with a shovel or broom. The fact that they used the ground crew to cause a mismatch with equipment the other team didn't have access to was the problem.
@Charles George miami will have it's revenge enroute to the afc title
Fans: We love bad weather games
Players: We love bad weather games
NFL: Every new stadium should be covered
I agree .. it’s a joke
Eventually NFL will become flag arena football.
Its sad but its for the safety for the players and fans
Those new Stadiums are Nice Though
The NFL doesn't make teams build indoor stadiums. That is up to the teams, city, and sometimes state. The NFL doesn't have a say in that
5:24 that is the most clutch toss back I've ever seen
Love Bud Grant coming out for the coin toss in 2015 at the age of 88 in short sleeve shirt. Grant was the master of using the weather to his advantage as a coach back in the glory days of the purple people eaters of the 1970's at the old Met in Bloomington, MN. And what's up with the Raiders? It seems like they lost almost every one of these bad weather games.
Apart from red right 88
Ah, remember the good ole days of the NFL, when you could....
25:14 casually light a fire in the stands????
They were lighting fires and smoking cigarettes in the stands 😂 how did they think lighting fires in a crowded stadium was a good idea though?
😂🤣😂
XD
Haven’t caught many late season games at old Municipal Stadium, it does make sense
Imagine how itchy their feet and body would’ve been after taking off all their gear after the rainiest and muddiest game in history 😂
Good thing for tough actin' Tinactin!! Thanks to our old pal John Madden!!
PG version of the ACTUAL story! Hahaha!
Ew, trench foot. Wouldn't wish that on anybody.
Imagine what the showers and the laundry basket looked like after the game, unless they just threw all the clothing away!
It'll be the best showers of their lives
I remember the Mud Bowl between the Vikings and Rams in 1977. At one point, every uniform on the field was completely unrecognizable. The Vikings sent in either Sammie White or Ahmad Rashad with a new uniform, and he really stood out. I also don't think the snow game between the Bills and Colts from 2017 was mentioned. I remember Jacoby Brissett completing a short touchdown pass in what seemed to be VERY deep snow.
The 1949 NFL Championship Game played between the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams was also played in a relentless rain storm in Los Angeles. The Rams owner Dan Reaves pleaded with commissioner Bert Bell to postpone the game. Bell refused claiming radio network commitments made postponement impossible. Eagles won in the mud 14-0.
I remember the first hs game I got actual minutes in. Had to come in for the center amid a massive downpour on a poorly sodded grass field. There was literally no grass visible, and ants were swarming out legs. Most fun I ever had in a game.
Lol quarterback got sacked 23 times that night
The weather always plays a role in determining the outcome of each game. When it gets colder, that’s when you have to depend on the ground attack to win you some ballgames
@Nikosis yeah ask Tom Brady
@@babobenson5203 haha
But if you know your opponent has to run, they're just going to stack the box with extra players.
Aaron Rodgers is a beast in the cold
@@sports3117 The OP is full of the brown stuff. Someone mentioned henry. Sorry, henry was already his team’s number one weapon.
There’s so much lunacy in the comments section.
When it's freezing cold like that, I don't see how their bones don't break when they get slammed or fall to the ground so hard😮
I still remember that Eagles-Lions game like it was yesterday. That snow looked crazy in the first half specifically lol
*Weather games are my absolute FAVORITE!!!! Even on madden 06 or ESPN NFL 2k5, I pick heavy rain or heavy snow ALL THE TIME!*
2k5 was the best football game ever imo
@@herbpeden5227 no question I agree
Ah yes. When you could actually choose different depths of snow because EA actually cared
Wish Madden would that again.
4th coldest game in NFL history just played in Kansas City with the Dolphins vs Chiefs....Something to be said about that 🥶
There was a Packer-Bear game on Halloween in the mid 90s that was crazy. The Bears punter kicked one that went behind him due to the winds.
Horse manure. You, ronnie o, are full of it.
1994 Halloween night
Same night as the plane crash in Newton County Indiana
The shortest punt in that game was 9 yards. It went from the Bear side of the 50 to the Packer side of the field.
I never trust the memory of anyone. Even the players.
Nostalgia is one of the greatest enemies of the truth.
The worst I've ever was Dallas at Cleveland in the mud in 1970. The uniforms were totally obscured and you could tell which team was which only by the helmets. Dallas won by a score of 6-2.
The College All- Star game ended in '74 when a torrential rain turned the NFL pros v.college stars into a Mud Bowl at Soldier Field
@@daniellinehan63 It's the firs thing here we all know
Scorigami
@Daniel Linehan and since they played that game on artificial turf, there was no mud at all.
Tbh I would rather play in the snow than the rain. It’s fun tackling in the snow 😂
25:10 "mysterious get-ups like this"
Everyone freezing in 1930 while this mans in 2021 already 😂
That’s what I was thinking. The thing about these 1960s/70s games was how “low tech” what everyone from the fans to the players were wearing. Today you could be *relatively* comfortable out there. I mean, it’s still damn cold but you’re less likely to have folks dying in the crowd.
Hi ya stranger
Yeah that 2017 Bills Colts game was insane, probably one of the snowiest games in NFL history.
Yeah, definitely deserved a mention in the video.
Facts he should’ve talked about it more especially with the overtime finish
The NFL first game I ever went to was Thanksgiving 1968 between the Lions and Eagles at Tiger Stadium in Detroit. A constant rain was coming down and the field was a sea of mud. You couldn't see the numbers on the players jerseys. The Eagles, who were winless at that point, took advantage and won the game 12-0 with 4 FGs.
When the wind said "NO" to those field goal attempts I was dying on the floor
Who remembered the Steelers
Vs The Dolphins game That was played in like 100 mph winds it was on MNF & the final score was 3-0 Steelers. Do u remember that game?
Edit: Damn, I should've watched the video first. Lol
It was recent enough that I should but I had no idea any NFL game (much less MNF) in the last 20 years ended 3-0.
I do
100mph winds lmfao.
Jesus talk about exaggerating.
Maybe 20mph tops. 100mph is a cat 3 hurricane lmao
The Steelers made the mistake of putting down new sod without removing the old. Heavy rain turned the extra thick turf into a giant wet sponge
The wind game a couple seasons ago between the Bills and Patriots was pretty insane too. Patriots only threw the ball like 3 times total. Which is nuts to win in today’s NFL only throwing 3 times. I was at the Tuck game in the snow. Feet fell on us all game long but nobody cared. It was awesome
Colts @ Bills from 2017 was probably the most insane weather game I ever saw myself. The Colts wearing all white in a blizzard made it hard to see 😂
The vinny curve kick was insane lol
Yeah, I know they included a few clips from it but not specifically mentioning it was kind of a glaring omission.
Andy Reid: we use pickle juice
He shouldn't have said a damn thing. Should have said something generic. "We used an old farmers remedy to prevent dehydration. Do some research. We won. Gatorade isn't the only thing out there. Have a nice day!"
It makes sense tho pickle juice dehydrates u so that with a lot of water makes u sweat but with enough water u stay hydrated and cool
@@kghostthegreat If you get cramps in your legs the best solution is dill pickle juice. When the floods happened here in 2006 I worked cleanup crews in sweltering Iowa heat. The contractor I worked for had a 5 gal cooler of dill pickle juice on the back of his truck.
I was at the Chiefs vs Seahawks game in 1998. I was only 3 years old, and I'll never forget it. The stairs were literally waterfalls and when my dad and I got back to the car after the game was over, we had to pour the rain out of our boots. It was the most rain I've ever seen in my life.
The chiefs mascot wearing a coat was cute not gonna lie
@@ColeCoibiBFDIObject that aged well
@@lmao3911 I didn't say the Chiefs were gonna win the super bowl except I meant they certainly had the best shot out of everyone
@@ColeCoibiBFDIObject Chiefs will win SBLVI
Great compilation. I was waiting for that Bills-Browns game from 2007. That game was hilarious, with the Browns winning 8-0.
Quite the score
5:50 R.I.P John Madden
How is Buffalo at Cleveland, 2007, not on this list? 40 mph wind, 12" of snow in the first half, final score 8-0.
I was an in seat beer vendor at the time. The transit system shut down and I was stuck in downtown Cleveland for hours. But I remember that game. I got a lot of tips that day because people felt bad for me from having to be out there
@@gerryvalaitis Geez that'd be rough. You earned every penny that day. Probably a good pay day though...knowing Browns fans, I'm guessing the philosophy was to drink until it wasn't cold anymore. haha
Honestly no I sold very little that day I got tipped mostly out of sympathy. Did that job for 15 years and never saw that bad of weather.
Other than that day. Unless you count 2008 with hurricane Ike.
Forgot to mention that it was a Browns win! I had tickets for this game but gave them to my 19 year old son and a friend of his. We live in Columbus! That nut drove up there and stayed the whole game!
16:07 NFL Throwback aint got no chill 💀
They had us in the first half ngl
You know its cold outside when you are covering up in hay that was used to cover the field. Lot different time then. All the games looked like it would be awesome to play in. Had a lot of fun watching. Great video
And you could take a leak and nobody would notice. Now as for the ladies......?
12:32 that Championship was actually between the Eagles and Cardinals. The Eagles won 7-0 after the Cardinals had beaten them in the championship the previous year
They probably forgot that the Cardinals played in Chicago at that time and assumed that the Bears were playing the Eagles
And the Eagles beat the Rams 14-0 in the next NFL Title game, the only team to record back-to-back shutouts in championship games.
And the story of Steve van Buren getting to the game is interesting.
.he took a taxi and a.train just like any fan would have done
@Tracey Woodward... Story was that he walked a whole bunch of miles to the stadium towards the end of that trip. Cuz the Trolleys werent running in that snow
"Graupel" is a common German word for raindrops that freeze in the air but the crystals are not as big as in a hail shower. Happens over here sometimes in spring
Its unique characteristic is that it's... sort of like a Tootsie Roll pop... hard on the outside but soft (unfrozen) on the inside. Slick as ice to drive on too.
Love this! My absolute favorite bad weather game ("bad" being relative because I LOVE the snow) was the 2017 Bills-Colts game in Buffalo. LeSean McCoy ran it in for the game-winning TD at the end of that epic blizzard brawl! Gotta love the snow angels in the end zone :)
I took my wife to that game. It was her 1st NFL game. Now she will only go to games in September.
Oh, I love cheekiness like that Tuck Bowl gag
Always wondered what it really feels like playing in a extra cold type of game, espceially when you're the running back or on defense
Depends on how cold. Kinda cold- hits sting more than usual. Real cold- then eh everything is kinda numb
It’s unreal no feeling in your fingers
Cannot believe they didnt mention, for the Epic in Miami, how dehydration became an enormous problem as the game wore on, especially in OT. Players were cramping like crazy, some had to take oxygen on the sidelines, and others had to be helped up off the geound after plays. Kellen Winslow was practically carried off the field after it was all over.
1990:the internet will change the world 2020:me watching football players slide in rain
I've lived in Cincinnati my whole life so I've heard a lot of stories about the freezer bowl. It gets cold here but that temperature is just crazy.
Playing in the mud would be fun, but i dont see how these guys play in the blizzards
So basically any Packers, bills, bears and Pat's home game In December
yes it's very cold in Buffalo but being a season ticket holder is the best feeling i think i only had one cold game and that was against the jets and it was 30 degrees buffalo has the best fans in the world!!!
10:02 I love how he is so elegant, descriptive, and professional. Meanwhile we are all like “You’re done”
I’ll never forget how cold I felt in the upper deck of TCF Bank Stadium witnessing Blair Walsh shank that kick against the Seahawks. In Minnesota were use to the cold but that was brutal
4:31 that kicker is like “Dang, I guess I didn’t get the memo”
Lol i noticed that too
Ah I LOVE bad weather games like this, especially the snow! Thanks for this video! Great stock film footage too.
singhcr You proubly know about how crazy Buffalo Bills fans are drinking Alcohol at 9am at tailgate parties, in 80s cold games Bills fans threw snowballs at the other team, It sucks Buffalo is called SNOW CAPITAL OF USA, its True Lake Erie dumps 12-14 feet every winter, even the weather guys cant figure out of all other Citys near 5 Great Lakes why Buffalo gets the most snow. 1 good thing were called MIAMI of the North cause we get lots of 90 degree days in Summer
There are two instances I remember about weather affecting the schedule of play. One game was moved because of a hurricane, and an electrical storm during another game suspended play temporarily.
good old hurricane Irma
O_O
How’s ian gonna treat the chiefs and Bucs on 10/02/2022???
@@patrickcorrelliiii4063 If they decide it's unsafe to play in Tampa Bay, they'll play in Minneapolis.
The 2008(?) collapse of the roof of Minnesota's stadium caused the game to be moved to Detroit (as a neutral site, IIRC.)
Graupel happens in Cleveland every year between late November and mid-December. Most of it is caused by lake effect precipitation, but this time it was caused by a small squall line ahead of an incoming cold front. It was practically a severe thunderstorm with lightning and high winds as well. Of course it had to happen during the Browns game and of course we lost
With more indoor stadiums, they're ruining all the fun.
Imagine coming from the beautiful sunshine of Tampa to play in a massive blizzard at Lambeau field!
"Jack, your thoughts here as we're moments away from kickoff?"
"I think it's very cold."
Best thing he could have said
Jack buck had wit, joe not so much
Didn’t Jack also say “Excuse me while I have a bite of my coffee” at some point during that game, too? XD
Also, I would say Joe does have wit-his just happens to be much more in that sardonic, monotone ‘90s style common with many who grew up with his generation. :P
That 2020 Browns game was ridiculous! I just remember thinking that soon it was going to start hailing and then there was going to be a tornado warning… 2020 was a damn rollercoaster of a year.
I vividly remember the chargers Bengals game -59°. I was at home,, nice and warm, watching the game. Halftime hit, and I went outside to start my car. It wouldn't.. so I popped my hood and checked my battery cables to make sure they were tight. They were.. I barely twisted it and the entire post snapped off.. I went back inside and said, I need a new battery... idk how those players did it. Brutal.
So did you say f*** it after the post snapped and got the battery later when it wasn't as cold?
Watching the Tsunami Bowl was an unforgettable experience. I know it's been a decade, and I know he was a very good punter for a long time with other teams, but I still hold a grudge against Matt Turk for him being so awful with us. That botched snap at the end of the game to put the Panthers in position to score the game-winning touchdown just exemplifies how awful he was with the Jags. One of the worst free agent signings the team made
Ah finally, another worthy jaguars fan!
NFL is was & ALWAYS BE THE BEST SPORT EVER IN MY HEART🙏✝️🇺🇸😎🏈 thank you God for letting me watch some of the greatest games ever in history
Hahaha, this is a bit, right? It's too cliche
This is true football 🏈 love it like that we need more Open stadiums 🏟
Unfortunately the Bengals culture of losing rarely allows the team to play in elements worthy of late December and January notability
Yeah lets make these players and fans suffer!
Maybe rain and fog games but snow, ice and, heat I live In Texas I know the pain of heat and snow
I was at the tsunami bowl in Carolina remember winning tickets to the game we where up in the nosebleeds and once the rain hit half the stadium cleared and we all watched the game on the TVs in the concourse.
Such a great video. Three of the most memorable games were 1) the Fog Bowl between Philly and Chicago in 1988...that game started off sunny for at least the first quarter and then got ridiculously bad; 2) the Freezer Bowl between San Diego and Cincinnati...I think that was the first time I saw someone using the Hot Hands product, which is fairly common now in ski resorts and REI stores; and 3) the snow playoff game between New England and Oakland in 2001...both teams actually moved the ball well despite what seemed like a LOT of snow accumulation.
Just by the title I know we’re gonna see the Bills and the Packers
Maybe the Steelers and pats here and there and a bit of the vikings
@@aydencuriel5217 Don’t forget Cleveland
@@coreylynch5759 ah cant forget them
Bills weren't in there except for 2 seconds.
@@kensmith2829 They were in here twice but you don’t need the video to tell you that the weather in Buffalo gets BAD.
The 02 season finale between Oakland and KC where it rained so much the shield washed off the field was great. 24-0 win to clinch home field advantage. The ran it 60 times for 280 yards in the season Gannon won the MVP with 4600 plus yards because of so much rain. That was a beautiful game.
Nothing beats the Ice Bowl between the Packers vs.Cowboys....that was just plain crazy .
Love the mud bowls. Loved seeing guys tackled to the ground and a wave of water comes flying up. That's becoming a lost art these days as even most of the outdoor stadiums have changed to field turf. New England changed their's during mid-season 2006. Pittsburgh and Carolina still have natural grass I believe.
The Lions game where Jeremy Ross scored two touchdowns in the snow
16:25
“After reviewing the play... we’ve decided to CHEAT, LIE and INVENT a NEW rule on the spot in order to ensure a Patriots victory”
Patriots fans: YAAAAY !!!!!
29:18 That lady celebrating LMAO
Let's hope she doesn't see this.
Lol she didn’t even understand what just happend
until a little later... she realized the kicker MISSED IT LEFT
Everyone thought he made it lmao
@@NikeTubeStudios that field-goal just represents the whole Vikings franchise so the first it starts off with a great season and then it comes down to the field goal then when it kicks it it literally goes left wide left and that’s the end of the season
I love how pretty much nobody feels obliged to just wear a damn scarf during the cold games.
Its so cool how the players can stand but the helmet of Patrick Mahomes just gave up
Colts at Bills Snow Bowl in Buffalo in 2017 was insane