The country artist wowed national audiences with his voice on Sunday.
Country star Chris Stapleton performed the National Anthem at Super Bowl LVII on Sunday, Feb. 12.
The eight-time Grammy Award winner is known for his sultry and raspy voice, and the crowd went wild for his rendition of the National Anthem on Sunday.
Sporting his famous beard and long hair, Stapleton wowed audiences across the country with his singing ahead of the Chiefs–Eagles matchup.
Here’s Stapleton’s full performance of the National Anthem.
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We’re sharing the best of the best from the Super Bowl LVII Super Bowl commercials.
Some people are watching the football. Some people are watching the music. Some people are all over the food choices. If you’re watching the 2023 Super Bowl just for the commercials, we’ve got you covered.
Some of them released early, so we’ve populated some of our favorites here, but we will also be adding some of the best commercials throughout the game on Sunday and beyond.
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Sabotage!
Losing TV and internet on the day of the Super Bowl is a disaster for anyone, but if you’re an Eagles fan who lost service in Philadelphia it’s an absolute nightmare. That became a reality on Sunday when several thousand households lost their Comcast service, and it appears this might have been sabotage.
Repairs are underway in Philadelphia’s iconic Fishtown neighborhood, with Comcast saying they’re “working furiously” to repair lines in the hopes they can restore TV and internet in time for the 6:30 p.m. kickoff.
The school suspended men’s basketball operations for the rest of the season.
It’s going to be an emotional night for Donna Kelce.
Travis Kelce and Jason Kelce, as we all know by now, will make some cool NFL history tonight as they’ll become the first pair of brothers to square off against each other in a Super Bowl.
It’s been a wild few weeks for their whole family, but especially for their mom, Donna Kelce, who will watch tonight’s game from a different part of the stadium than where her husband, Ed, will be sitting.
Erin Andrews caught up with Donna shortly before kickoff and Mrs.
The guard FaceTimed his wife in the hospital room from his hotel lobby in Arizona.
Chiefs guard Nick Allegretti had a big Sunday before Super Bowl LVII even kicked off.
His wife, Christina, gave birth to twin girls at 3:30 a.m. in Chicago while the Chiefs player was in Arizona preparing for the Super Bowl matchup vs. the Eagles.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported that Allegretti and his family were able to FaceTime Christina and her family from the hospital room while she gave birth to the twins.
Allegretti started in three games this season, last playing in Week 13 vs. the Bengals.
Jeter and A-Rod: Teammates once again.
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A year removed from resigning as CEO of the Marlins, Derek Jeter has revealed his next move.
Jeter was introduced as the newest member of Fox Sports’ MLB broadcast team during the network’s Super Bowl pregame show on Sunday. He’ll join a crew that includes Alex Rodriguez and David Ortiz.
“I was on set at the World Series in Philly, and Ortiz kept showing me his World Series ring,” Jeter said of his decision to move into broadcasting.
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Clyde Edwards-Helaire is a surprise healthy scratch for Chiefs in 2023 Super Bowl.
The Kansas City Chiefs have announced their seven inactive players for Super Bowl LVII against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and running back Clyde Edwards-Helaire is among them.
He was recently reinstated from injured reserve, but he practiced this week. Sunday, though, he is a healthy scratch and the Chiefs’ most notable inactive player in the Super Bowl.
The Fox analyst had the whole crew laughing during the network’s Super Bowl pregame coverage on Sunday.
Fox NFL analyst Terry Bradshaw had the whole set in stitches on Sunday afternoon as he recounted one of his first endorsement deals as a player during the network’s Super Bowl pregame coverage.
The only problem was that Bradshaw couldn’t pronounce the name of the popular footwear company, Puma.
“I made $30,000 my first Super Bowl year, and I didn’t have enough money to fly my mom and dad down to get them a hotel room,” Bradshaw began.
Derek Carr had ice in his veins as a clutch fourth-quarter QB, but this is next-level cold.
Carr will reportedly not accept a trade partner for the Las Vegas Raiders — forcing the team to either pay him $40.4 million in contract guarantees or cut him by Feb. 15 as part of his no-trade clause, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
The vengeful move by Carr comes after the Raiders limited the 31-year-old QB in his search for a trade partner for LV.
Sources: #Raiders QB Derek Carr has informed the team he won’t accept a trade to the #Saints or any other team.