Perhaps the most infamous snow game ever, the “Tuck Rule Game” between the New England Patriots and Oakland Raiders defined an era. Played during the 2001 AFC Divisional Round, it was marked by heavy snow and a controversial call that changed the NFL forever.

Forecasts hint at snow during Sunday's NFC Divisional Round at Lincoln Financial Field, potentially giving the cold-weather Eagles an edge over the warm-weather Los Angeles Rams.

There could be snow falling on Sunday when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Los Angeles Rams in the divisional round of the playoffs. The forecast is calling for frigid temperatures and possible snow when the two teams kick off at 3 p.

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While the projection is for snow to fall on Sunday, as things stand, it may not fall until the game, which starts at 3 p.m. EST, is underway, or even after it's over. But given the way Barkley has been able to carry the load for the Philly offense, the Eagles surely would welcome some snowflakes, as early as possible