CHICAGO -- Monday’s game against the Chicago Bears is officially the coldest regular-season game in Dallas Cowboys' history at 10 degrees at kickoff. The previous low was a 16-degree affair at St. Louis on Dec. 15, 1963. The Cowboys beat the Cardinals 28-24 to finish the season at 4-10. Before Monday the second-coldest game came Dec. 6, 1992 when the Cowboys beat the Denver Broncos 31-27 with a 19-degree day at Mile High Stadium. Of course the coldest game in franchise history is the Ice Bowl, the 1967 NFL Championship when it was minus-13 at kickoff and the Cowboys lost to the Green Bay Packers 21-17 at Lambeau Field.
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