Rookie quarterback Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns played in some frigid weather in last week’s home game against the Tennessee Titans, but Sunday’s trip to Soldier Field will add a higher degree of difficulty.
This won’t exactly be the famous Lambeau Field “Ice Bowl” of 1967, but it’ll be up there.
An expected arctic blast in the Windy City is expected to produce wind chills of around minus-15 degrees during the Browns’ 1 p.m. road game against the Chicago Bears on Sunday. That goes a bit beyond ideal football weather, and could put a heavy emphasis on the running game for both teams.