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Football Fan endures the frigid cold wrapped in a quilt

Football Fan endures the frigid cold wrapped in a quilt – the fan embraced -7° and wind chill makes it feel like -27° at a Miami Dolphins vs Kansas City Chiefs NFL Wildcard game.

Football Fan endures the frigid cold wrapped in a quilt

Football Fan endures the frigid cold wrapped in a quilt -  the fan embraced -7° and wind chill makes it feel like -27° at a Miami Dolphins vs Kansas City Chiefs NFL Wildcard game.
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With temperatures that cold and staying to watch it in that extreme cold takes some dedicated fans!

This game was held in Kansas City, Missouri and during a winter storm heading across the United States on Saturday, January 13, 2024 game.

Even more check out the person next to the fan cuddled up in a quilt … wearing ski goggles.

I say way to go using a quilt to keep warm. Quilts can give comfort and warmth. It was reported it was the third coldest kick offs recorded. On top of wind gust of 15-18 mph and up to 26 mph.

The previous record for coldest game in Dolphins history coincidentally took place against the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium on Dec. 21, 2008, when it was 10 degrees with a wind chill of negative 12 degrees, according to Pro Football Reference.


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