ESPN analyst Bart Scott aroused a lot of attention on Thursday when he suggested NFL players in cold climates might want to pop Viagra before games.
The temperature for Saturday’s playoff game between the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots is predicted to be a chilly 7 degrees, according to Mediaite. That could present a problem for Bills quarterback Josh Allen, since his stats for playing in cold weather aren’t exactly hot, according to NBC Sports.
Scott, a former NFL linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens and New York Jets, suggested on the sports network that taking the erectile dysfunction drug Viagra before the game might help Allen.