Snow, Wind Shake AFC Championship As Denver Battles New England
• Snow and strong winds intensified during the second half of the AFC Championship game in Denver, complicating play.
• The adverse weather conditions, including snow-covered field lines and swirling winds, significantly impacted player performance and strategy.
• Players huddled near sideline heaters to cope with the cold and blustery weather, highlighting the extreme conditions faced during the game.
Broncos-Patriots game affected by severe weather
Snow and strong winds significantly impacted Sunday's AFC Championship game in Denver between the Broncos and the Patriots. The weather worsened in the second half, posing challenges for both teams. Snow-covered field lines reduced visibility, and swirling winds caused Patriots kicker Andres Borregales to miss a critical 46-yard field goal. As the Broncos began the fourth quarter down 10-7, the adverse weather added an extra layer of difficulty to the game.
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