As Harold said - that should be a simple setting correction. I have an old Visio on the patio that I had to “correct“ the setting on to do just the opposite of your issue. Works perfectly.
Which is why I will be looking at antennas in the next few years along with streaming. Old school solutions to new world problems.
It was Cowboys-Bucs last year. Don't think it's a great idea but now with 6 wild card games, they're going to continue to do it.
How about Geritol? Nobody talks about Geritol anymore.
Can you come over to my place and stand by my TV for a while with one hand on the antenna and the other like you're John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever?
I’m still trying to train my cat to do that. It’s going slowly.
If you stopped watching a sport because some dumb ass kneels before the game even starts, you are not a real fan. Why would anyone want to worry about keeping someone who is that fickle? End of discussion.
I'm surprised it took the NFL so long to decide to just not televise the kneeling anymore.
When Villanueva came out of the Steelers locker room by himself to proudly stand during the National Anthem, for a while his NFL jersey was the biggest seller in the league. Americans made a choice with that. Perhaps the money-grubbers took notice.
Mike McDaniel is 0-10 as an underdog after October as hc....dolphins franchise win percentage in games under 40 degrees is even worse
So, his winning % is 0% in games as an underdog in October. Still...How can the Phins's winning percentage be even worse than 0%?
I was at the Bills-Raiders 1994 playoff game when it was about that cold. Things I remember:
I was at the Bills-Raiders 1994 playoff game when it was about that cold. Things I remember:
- The Raiders players were spending a lot of time crouched around the heaters by the benches.
- Somebody bought me a beer at halftime, and the first thing I noticed was frost around the rip of the cup. In spite of my best effort, it froze before I could finish drinking it.
- One of the people I went to the game with didn't bring a hat or gloves. Surprisingly, that person is still alive today.
#2 The next two coldest games, according to the NFL Record Book, were the Jan. 10, 1982 AFC championship game at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium between the Bengals and the San Diego Chargers, when the temperature was minus 9 with a wind chill of minus 59.Yea I know Buffalo can have some bad weather. I am thinking more has to do with snow than very cold but those cold games are not fun if you do not prepare properly. It is not easy to keep drinks from freezing lol. I was at 2 cold games at Lambeau the worst one was the NFC Championship game which was Favres last game in GB against the Giants.
I just looked it up the game against the Giants was the 3rd coldest game and the game you were at is the 4th coldest game
By the time the 3rd quarter started my feet were froze even after standing in a 1" thick piece of styrofoam to keep feet off the concrete
Giants vs. Packers Game Is Third Coldest on Record
Giants vs. Packers Game Is Third Coldest on Record
It's not the first time extreme cold has made for memorable football games.abcnews.go.com
#1 The dubious distinction of coldest NFL game ever played belongs to the so-called "Ice Bowl," the Dec. 31, 1967 NFL Championship game between the Green Bay Packers and the Dallas Cowboys, when the temperature was minus 13 with a wind chill of minus 43. That was also played at Lambeau Field.
#2 The next two coldest games, according to the NFL Record Book, were the Jan. 10, 1982 AFC championship game at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium between the Bengals and the San Diego Chargers, when the temperature was minus 9 with a wind chill of minus 59.
#3 The Pack and Giants
#4 Sunday's game just edged out the Jan. 15, 1994 AFC divisional game between the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Raiders, when the temperature at Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y., was zero, with a wind chill of minus 32.
