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Can Seattle handle this weather?
Bridgewater is from miami Fla Im sure he loves the coldYup. Cold weather isn't nearly the problem people think it is. It is a problem.
But wind and moisture are far bigger problems.
It's not like the Vikings play in this weather normally either.
Bridgewater is from miami Fla Im sure he loves the cold
Probably not nearly as well as the cold weather playoff game hardened Vikings.Can Seattle handle this weather?
Probably not nearly as well as the cold weather playoff game hardened Vikings.
I'm not saying it can't be overcome, but playing football at -9 degrees (with wind chill) is a big problem if you aren't used to it. A very big problem. Now for all we know there could be more players on Minnesota than Sea that hate the cold, so it isn't necessarily a big advantage for Minn.Yup. Cold weather isn't nearly the problem people think it is. It is a problem.
But wind and moisture are far bigger problems.
It's not like the Vikings play in this weather normally either.
True. I'm sure Minn practices indoors in this weather. I wonder how many true cold weather games they have played in. They had a dome not too long ago, right? Did they play in any real cold games this year or last year?Probably not nearly as well as the cold weather playoff game hardened Vikings.
True. I'm sure Minn practices indoors in this weather. I wonder how many true cold weather games they have played in. They had a dome not too long ago, right? Did they play in any real cold games this year or last year?
I'm not saying it can't be overcome, but playing football at -9 degrees (with wind chill) is a big problem if you aren't used to it. A very big problem. Now for all we know there could be more players on Minnesota than Sea that hate the cold, so it isn't necessarily a big advantage for Minn.