Blizzard Chaos Disrupts AFC Championship Broadcast as CBS Viewers Struggle to Watch Patriots vs Broncos Amid Severe Storm Conditions
The snow has fans struggling to see the action on the field
NFL fans are struggling to watch the AFC Championship game.
A sudden weather squall has nearly whited out cameras from capturing the action between the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots.
The AFC Championship has turned into a snow game
NFL fans are struggling to see the game through the conditions
The AFC Championship kicked off with pretty good weather, but everything changed at halftime.
When the teams came out of the locker rooms, snow started coming down and quickly began sticking to the field.
The snow was so thick that it messed up up the view of CBS cameras, and fans took to social media to complain.
“This game definitely did not need snow,” one fan said.
“Can barely see the game that snow is coming down in Denver too,” another fan said.
“SNOW GAME IN THE NFL PLAYOFFS!!” a third fan said.
“I don’t like watching football in the snow,” a fourth fan said.
The snow and wind have absolutely affected the AFC Championship, with three field goals already missed so far.
On top of that, there has been minimal passing from Jarrett Stidham and Drake Maye.
The weather doesn’t look like it is slowing down any time soon, and conditions could help decide the winner.
