Cooper Manning has fun with Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles players before Super Bowl LVII kickoff.
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Tracy Morgan discussed Michael Strahan’s legacy after preventing Tom Brady and the New England Patriots from perfection in Super Bowl XLII.
Super Bowl LVII kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday.
The Chiefs and Eagles face each other in Super Bowl LVII at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, on Sunday.
While the Chiefs and quarterback Patrick Mahomes are making their third Super Bowl appearance in the past four years, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will be making his Super Bowl debut.
Super Bowl LVII kicks off at 6:30 p.m. ET and 4:30 p.m. local time in Arizona. Fox will broadcast the game with play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt and analyst Greg Olsen in the booth.
Which artist will be headlining at halftime this year?
The Super Bowl halftime show has become an institution, as the biggest stars in music take turns performing for America year after year.
This year, that honor belongs to Rihanna. The pop star, who hasn’t released an album since 2016, will get 13 minutes at halftime to perform her biggest hits for the largest TV audience of the year.
Sometimes, the headliner will bring out other stars during the show, but Rihanna hasn’t officially said who, if anyone, will be joining her on stage.
The mother of Jason and Travis Kelce isn’t playing favorites at Super Bowl LVII.
Donna Kelce has spent the entire week leading up to Super Bowl LVII answering questions about her sons, Eagles center Jason Kelce and Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce. But the time for talking is nearly over as the two brothers get set to take the field with their mother cheering on both players from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell’s luxury box at State Farm Stadium.
While she does exactly that, Donna Kelce is making sure she’s dressed in style.
Peter Schrager sat down with the Kansas City Chiefs to discuss their underdog story of battling adversity throughout the season. The Chiefs were consistently counted out of the Super Bowl picture but now they are ready to prove everyone wrong heading into tonight’s match up between the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Green Bay Packers are reportedly willing to cut ties with Aaron Rodgers if the QB wants a change of scenery.
Outside of the Super Bowl, Aaron Rodgers’ future seems to be the biggest story in the NFL world. Will he stay with the Packers or after 18 years with the franchise, has he thrown his last pass in Green Bay?
Nobody seems to know and Rodgers will enter his “darkness retreat” Monday, according to NFL.com. If he comes out and wants to be traded, it sounds like the Packers will help make it happen.
Texas high school football is just different, and its dominance is on full display at Super Bowl LVII. Both quarterbacks playing in the big game on Sunday night began their careers in the Lone Star State.
We love to see former UIL Texas athletes represented on football’s biggest stage.
Good luck to both @JalenHurts (Channelview High School) and @PatrickMahomes (Whitehouse High School) as they lead their teams in the #SUPERBOWL today! pic.twitter.
The news cycle is typically overrun with bad things happening at games. Like a mullet-ed dirtbag taking one to the chops at a Dallas Stars game for instance. However, wholesome things still can happen, as it did with a young fella named George at Saturday’s Detroit Red Wings game.
The camera crew at Little Caesars Arena was scanning the crowd when they came across our protagonist, George.
Turns out it was this little man’s first NHL game and the crowd made sure that he’d never forget it, and that all subsequent games would be “meh” at best.
WE LOVE GEORGE! pic.twitter.
The Kelce parents will be split up during the game.
As Jason and Travis Kelce become the first set of brothers to play in a Super Bowl against each other, their parents are soaking up the moment. However, Donna and Ed Kelce will not be together as their sons make history Sunday in Glendale, Ariz.
NFL commissioner Roger Goodell invited the Kelces to watch the game in his luxury box at State Farm Stadium, but only Donna accepted the offer. Ed, on the other hand, wants to watch the game with the rest of his family.
“I’m a blue collar grunt. I’m sitting in the stands,” Ed Kelce said.