IRVING, Texas -- Ask some Dallas Cowboys what they remember most from last season's loss to the Chicago Bears, and the answer is the same. "It was cold," quarterback Tony Romo. The Cowboys have never played a regular-season game that was colder. The temperature at kickoff was 8 degrees. The only game colder in franchise history was the Ice Bowl, aka the 1967 NFL Championship against the Green Bay Packers, when it was minus-13 at kickoff. It was cold but it was also embarrassing.
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