It's going to be frickin' frackin' cold in Minnesota on Sunday afternoon when the take on the . The current forecast has jumped all the way to a high of 4 degrees. ! (To steal a line from John Candy's character in Cool Runnings, ".") quarterback doesn't plan to wear a gloves, but will use hand-warmers to heat his appendages between plays. "Fortunately I have big hands (10 1/4 inches), so that helps, too," Wilson said, . "When it comes to throwing, you want to be comfortable. You want to do what you always do. For me, that's what I've always Wilmer Font Jersey done, just throw with my bare hand." Surely Wilson's hands and sans gloves choice will get compared to , who was roundly criticized for having small hands and wearing gloves during the pre-draft proce s. Wilson played his final college season at Wisconsin, so isn't worried about how the cold will affect his play. ESPN Stats & Information credits Wilson with just one outdoor game in below-freezing temps as a pro: last season's 24-20 lo s in Kansas City -- Wilson threw for 178 yards and two touchdowns. "I think when it gets that cold, when it's zero degrees, I think the ball gets a little harder," Wilson said. "I think that obviously it may freeze up a little bit, but you just play with it." Wilson has played as well as any quarterback in the NFL down the stretch. He has 24 pa sing touchdowns and just one interception in his last seven games and became the first player in NFL history to record 4,000-plus pa sing yards, 30-plus pa sing touchdowns and 500-plus rushing yards in a single season. How he's garnered so little buzz in the MVP discu sion is flabbergasting to me. Wilson isn't worried about the brutally low temperatures freezing his red-hot play. "You get used to the cold," he said. "It shouldn't be a big deal at all." Julian Merryweather Jersey