Chiefs fans that attended the wildcard game in January did so in freezing temps, which caused some to develop frostbite. Now, some of those fans are facing the possibility of amputation.
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Chiefs fans that attended the wildcard game in January did so in freezing temps, which caused some to develop frostbite. Now, some of those fans are facing the possibility of amputation.
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