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Bears lose to Buffalo Bills 35-13 at cold Soldier Field

Playing one of the coldest games of the season, the Chicago Bears lost to the Buffalo Bills, 35-13, on Saturday, December 24, at Soldier Field. The Bears played on Christmas Eve in frigid temperatures of 9 degrees and above with a Fahrenheit that matched a December 5, 1970, meeting with Minnesota, for the seventh-coldest temperature … Bears lose to Buffalo Bills 35-13 at cold Soldier Field Read More »

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