NFL Wild-Card Weekend Set to Kick Off Amid Challenging Weather Conditions
Teams Employ Special Strategies to Combat Cold as Eagles, Cowboys Among Favorites to Win
- The NFL wild-card weekend is set to feature six games, with teams including the Kansas City Chiefs, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers, Buffalo Bills, Dallas Cowboys, and Philadelphia Eagles.
- Unusual weather conditions are expected to play a significant role in several games, with the Chiefs-Dolphins game predicted to be the coldest in Kansas City history and the Bills-Steelers game also expected to be impacted by snow and wind.
- Despite recent losses, the Philadelphia Eagles are favored to win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, while the Dallas Cowboys are expected to overcome their postseason struggles against the Green Bay Packers.
- Key players to watch include Kansas City Chiefs' Travis Kelce, Philadelphia Eagles' Jalen Hurts, and Dallas Cowboys' Dak Prescott.
- Teams are employing various strategies to combat the cold, including heated benches, wetsuits, and special gear.
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