The Eagles famously hosted the Detroit Lions in 2013 in a game dubbed the “Snow Bowl,” with whiteout conditions throughout regulation. LeSean McCoy ran 217 yards and two touchdowns in a 34-20 victory.

And computer models were hinting Thursday that more significant snow is possible Sunday when the Eagles host the Los Angeles Rams in an NFL playoff game, to be followed by a vigorous cold spell as a Siberian air mass overtakes much of the nation, complete more snow chances.

There will be snow for the Eagles game and it will arrive by the end of tailgating. It will still be snowing after the game and we will get a few inches of snow.

Use a waterproof winter jacket or parka as an upper-body outer layer and a pair of ski pants if it's cold enough. Wear a warm Eagles hat, preferably something covering your ears, and gloves or mittens (mittens will keep your hands warmer). Wear thick, heavy socks and insulated boots to protect your feet from frostbite.

In their first true road game since Week 16, weather could be a factor in Sunday’s Rams-Eagles matchup at Lincoln Financial Field. According to the local weather forecast in Philadelphia, there’s a chance of snow on Sunday afternoon.

PHILADELPHIA - Will we see snow for the Eagles game? After a week’s worth of freezing temps, the FOX 29 Weather Authority is tracking the possibility of snow for the Birds on Sunday. In the meantime, we are dealing with below-average temperatures and wind chills for the next few days.

The Eagles will host the Los Angeles Rams in the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs on Sunday afternoon with a 3:00 p.m. kickoff. Cold weather can always be a factor in the postseason, an inherent advantage for the Birds when hosting a domed West Coast team. The elements could be at play even more so than usual with snow in the forecast, too.

There's a chance that this Sunday's Eagles-Rams game could be a snow game. There's a possibility of snow in the forecast for Philadelphia on Sunday and Eagles left tackle Jordan Mailata isn't happy about it.