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We assume Green Bay Packers have an advantage in cold-weather games, but do they really?

JR Radcliffe and Eric Litke, Milwaukee Journal SentinelComments Off on We assume Green Bay Packers have an advantage in cold-weather games, but do they really?

When the temperature drops to 32 degrees or below in Green Bay, do the Packers really get an edge? And what happens against warm-weather teams?

      
JR Radcliffe and Eric Litke, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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