They weren’t kidding, the Vikings-Seahawks game is really, really cold

OK, so it’s not exactly news that it’s really, really cold in Minnesota for Sunday’s Vikings-Seahawks game. But here’s some evidence anyway.

OK, so it’s not exactly news that it’s really, really cold in Minnesota for Sunday’s Vikings-Seahawks game. In fact, it’s the third-coldest game in NFL history and the weather caused the Vikings’ giant Gjallarhorn to shatter. But if you want more evidence that it’s brutally cold, we’ve got you covered. 

The view in the press box is obstructed by ice

The Vikings are handing out window scrapers in the press box. So, yeah, cold.

— Greg Bishop (@GregBishopSI) January 10, 2016

The photographers need to heat their batteries

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Ex-Viking Matt Birk doesn’t need a jacket, though

Not too cold to sit outside with no coat for St. Paul native & former Vikings star @BirkMatt pic.twitter.com/d2HrJM22Sq

— Greg Aiello (@gregaiello) January 10, 2016

Neither does 88-year-old Bud Grant

Bud Grant is 88 years old and out in -6 weather with no sleeves what have you done today? pic.twitter.com/Kh7lETHCI9

— Will Brinson (@WillBrinson) January 10, 2016

Some genius took off his shirt

Beer is turning into slush