Lambeau Field is known as the “Frozen Tundra” for good reason. It’s known for sub-zero temperatures and blistering winds in the months of December and January. You may think the cold may give the home team the advantage, but the odds aren’t as stacked up against Tom Brady and the Buccaneers as many may think.
NFL fields today aren’t quite the rock solid, jagged-edged ice rinks we all remember playing on up north. They’re built to last, prevent damage, and prevent injury. Seeing as though NFL football is a multi-trillion dollar industry, it seems warranted.
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Few of you may already know that Lambeau is not as ‘frozen’ as you may think it is.