Time won’t be a problem for the game championship games

Last Sunday, the snow was a problem for both division scounding games. This Sunday, the time for the championship games of the conference will be as good as it could be outdoors in January.

In the early game in Philadelphia, the current forecast has the temperature of Kichoff in mid 30s, without precipitation. The wind will range from 5-10 mph, with gusts in low 20s for commanders-eagle.

For a night match in Kansas, the bosses for transfer accounts will be in a high 20s or low 30s, also without precipitation. The winds will be at 5 mph or less, not much more when excursions.

Fun as if watching the game in the elements, the best way to see yourself with the best team winning is that there is no rain or snow or snowy or fog or fog or winds or high winds. For both conference championships, the only screw external factors refer to crazy rejection of oblong balls and all the possibilities of a bad call for one team, which necessarily ends as a good call for another.