For most of us this week winter has finally come. It seemed the perfect weekend for our first artic plunge as it was Wild Card Weekend in the National Football League, and I could hunker down with three days of football. As a Kansas City Chiefs fan, I was excited to watch them take on the Miami Dolphins and hoped the Chiefs’ receivers could catch the ball in the cold. Yet, to my surprise and frustration while watching the Cleveland Browns-Houston Texans game, I saw an advertisement for the next game, only streaming on Peacock. I don’t have Peacock. I thought about subscribing for just this game, but I already have more streaming services than I need, and I refuse to be forced to subscribe to yet another. The advertisements for Peacock all said the same thing: It’s the first time a playoff game will be streamed and so sign up and be part of history. Streaming a playoff game is historic, but the NFL should note it’s probably not the history they are hoping for.