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Kansas City Chiefs vs. Miami Dolphins: Bracing for the Coldest Game at Arrowhead Stadium

Get ready for a freezing showdown at Arrowhead Stadium as the Chiefs take on the Dolphins in dangerously cold temperatures!

The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up for what could be one of the coldest games in their history at Arrowhead Stadium. With memories of the 1983 face-off against the Denver Broncos in mind, where the temperature hit a chilling 0.5 degrees, fans are being warned to bundle up for the impending matchup against the Miami Dolphins. The playoff game this weekend is expected to test the resilience of both teams as they brave the frigid Kansas City weather.

As the Chiefs and Dolphins prepare to battle it out, the weather forecast predicts 'dangerously cold temperatures' for the Saturday night playoff game. Fans planning to watch the Wild Card showdown can tune in exclusively on Peacock, ensuring they don't miss a moment of the action. Meanwhile, the Dolphins aim to secure their first playoff victory since 2000, facing off against the defending champions, led by star quarterback Patrick Mahomes.

Looking back at NFL history, the Chiefs and Dolphins still hold a record from a dramatic 1971 divisional game that featured two overtimes and more than 22 minutes of extra playtime. This iconic matchup serves as a reminder of the unpredictability and excitement that playoff football brings. Additionally, Arrowhead Stadium may witness one of the coldest NFL games as the Chiefs potentially host a historic event amid subzero temperatures, reminiscent of the legendary 'Ice Bowl' between the Packers and Cowboys in 1967.

As the countdown to kickoff begins, fans are preparing to endure the bitter cold, with temperatures expected to plummet to negative 3 degrees during the game. Despite the freezing conditions, ticket prices for the Dolphins-Chiefs playoff game have dropped significantly, offering an opportunity for spectators to witness football history in the making at a bargain price.