Bud Grant was the head coach of the Vikings for 16 seasons. He's a legend in Minnesota, having taken the Vikings to four Super Bowls between 1967 and 1985.
On Sunday afternoon, the 88-year-old showed to not just the thousands in attendance but the millions watching at home exactly why he's such a legend.
Prior to the kickoff of the Vikings' NFC Wild Card game against the Seahawks, the longtime coach took the field, which reached a temperature of minus-6 degrees, in a short-sleeved shirt.
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Bud Grant, clad in a golf shirt in -6 degrees weather. Let's play 18! pic.twitter.com/INMkLfdVLJ
— Don Van Natta Jr. (@DVNJr) January 10, 2016Bud Grant to NFL staffer: "Would you hold my jacket while I go out for the toss & show how we love this weather?" pic.twitter.com/yRMHmb0P5q
— Greg Aiello (@gregaiello) January 10, 2016With the arctic-like temperatures, the playoff game is officially the third-coldest game in NFL history.