David Andrews Embraces Buffalo Cold, Goes Sleeveless Before Patriots-Bills

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Jan 15, 2022

David Andrews: confirmed tough guy.

The Patriots center has made a habit of going sleeveless while warming up before cold-weather games. And, well, that trend continued Saturday night before New England's wild-card game against the Buffalo Bills.

Temperatures at Highmark Stadium are expected to be in the single digits for the 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff, which would make it one of the coldest games in Patriots history.

Despite that, here's how Andrews warmed up before the biggest game of the season:

Also expected to go sleeveless -- but with pads and a jersey on -- is Bills quarterback Josh Allen, who has not played well in cold weather throughout his young NFL career.

Still no word on whether Patriots rookie quarterback Mac Jones will rock a scuba suit for the first time.

Thumbnail photo via Eric Hartline/USA TODAY Sports Images
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