The temperature was 27 degrees IIRC according to the broadcast on FOX.  That coupled with snow is perfect football weather in my eyes and there is nothing anyone will do to convince me otherwise.  There's no convincing me that Super Bowls should be played in "decent weather" and you aren't going to convince me that "decent weather" produces the best football.  I disagree completely, games like the Lions vs Eagles cause teams to adapt and play their best football.  The Eagles adapted very well, the Lions didn't, Eagles win.  It was the game of the year to watch and I hope we get to see more games in snow this year.  In this era of crappy pass happy football we finally got to see teams have to take to the ground and adapt their play to the conditions.  I see enough of the passing teams in their warm weather games, give me a cold snowy football game any day over that.

 

I don't blame anyone for wanting to see football in warm weather, it's an opinion.  I fail to see how it produces better football, though, and that part I cannot agree with.  It's all personal preference.

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