Every time that the Cowboys and Packers get together all of Sports Media decides to hype the game by bringing up the 1967 NFL Championship game, or the “Ice Bowl” as it’s better known as.
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The Coldest NFL Game Ever Wasn't the One You're Seeing Pics Of1. Dallas Cowboys vs. Green Bay Packers, aka the Ice Bowl (1967) The 1967 NFL Championship at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, was the coldest game in NFL history. The game, which would ...
New Year's Eve marks the anniversary of the Packers' victory in the 1967 NFL championship game — the coldest game in NFL history. We spoke with two people who have researched the Ice Bowl ...
Only a handful of NFL games have been played with a starting temperature below zero. The Ice Bowl is the most notable of the ...
Termed the “Ice Bowl,” 57 years ago ... winning 21-17 to claim the 1967 NFC Championship. That season, the Packers went on to win Super Bowl II, defeating the then-Oakland Raiders 33-14.
By ambient temperature, the Cowboys-Packers NFL Championship on Dec. 31, 1967, in Green Bay, dubbed “the Ice Bowl,” is the coldest game in NFL history at minus-13 degrees Fahrenheit.
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