REPORT: One NFL Wild Card Weekend Playoff Game Is Already Expected To Have Brutal Weather Conditions

With the NFL regular season coming to an end, the league has announced dates and times for “Super Wild Card Weekend.”

On Jan. 13, one wild-card playoff game will air exclusively on Peacock in the NFL’s latest viewership experiment.

The Kansas City Chiefs will play in the late slot on Saturday, hosting the Wild Card game which will only be available on NBC’s streaming service: Peacock.

The game will be at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium regardless of the opponent.

The opponent is not the issue.

The weather could be a huge factor in that game and it does not bode well for the Chiefs who have been struggling on offense all year.

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The game is expected to feel like negative temperatures.

IN KC IT WILL FEEL LIKE NEGATIVE 10 DEGREES FOR NEXT WEEKS #CHIEFS GAME

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(Via @FieldYates) pic.twitter.com/ynyKhYraR7

— MLFootball (@_MLFootball) January 8, 2024

At this writing, the Chiefs’ opponent has yet to be determined. It will be the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins or Pittsburgh Steelers.

A Bills’ Week 18 win would bring the Dolphins to Kansas City, while a Dolphins win would bring the Steelers to town.