Top Plays From First Half Of Super Bowl LI
The NFL's biggest stage provided us plenty of fireworks in the first half in Houston. Here are the best of them.
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The NFL's biggest stage provided us plenty of fireworks in the first half in Houston. Here are the best of them.
President Donald Trump is predicting an 8-point victory by the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LI.
He may not have the precision of Joe Montana, the arm of Dan Marino, the grit of John Elway or the mind of Peyton Manning.
Unlike all the other folks – coaches and players – that have been previously featured in this series, Chris Hogan might represent the biggest gut punch of them all for Miami Dolphins fans.
In anticipation of Sunday's Super Bowl LI showdown between the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots, various show hosts from Miami Sports Radio 560 WQAM and the Boston market gave their predictions on the game.
In 50 years of Super Bowl play, three quarterbacks sit at the top of the pyramid with four championships each: Pittsburgh's Terry Bradshaw, San Francisco's Joe Montana and New England's Tom Brady. Unlike Bradshaw and Montana, however, Brady has taken a long time to a compile his four SB wins. He was just 24 when the Patriots won their first title in January 2002. Now, Brady has a chance for a fifth ring at age 39, which is pretty amazing considering the pounding so many NFL quarterbacks take over their careers.
The Falcons and Patriots both feature dominant offenses. Stopping them might be the key to winning Super Bowl LI.
Go back to 2007. Gas was about to hit $3 a gallon, Twitter hadn't struck it big yet, James Harden was beard-less and the Miami Dolphins were 1-15.
Nothing produces awkward NFL moments quite like watching the commissioner dance around all those thorny issues involving the league's oldest and newest troublemakers — the Raiders and Patriots.
No NFL franchise has been as successful as the New England Patriots this century, but the outlook for the 2016 season was dim with the announcement that the team would be without quarterback Tom Brady for the first four games of the year. However, the organization overcame its star QB's league suspension, and the Patriots finished with the best record, the best scoring differential and the best scoring defense in the NFL on their way to an seventh Super Bowl appearance since 2001. This is how they got here.
Miami Dolphins fans know all too well the sting of watching one of its former players leave the organization after doing little to nothing while wearing teal and orange, only to take their talents to Foxborough and become an NFL Hall of Famer.
Matt Ryan was supposed to be the savior of the Atlanta Falcons when they drafted him but he soon earned a reputation as someone who lost in big games. Everything changed in 2016 and he has the Falcons ready to win their first ever Super Bowl.
This year's Super Bowl has shaped up to really be two of the very best teams in the NFL, with two of the best QBs around.
Before he was calling plays for Atlanta's opportunistic defense, Richard Smith held the post of Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator during the 2005 season.
Rob Gronkowski is the Patriots' second-most indispensable player, and the team has won despite his season-ending injury.
The New England Patriots didn't get as good as they are by making poor choices and just drafting any player on the board. Every single decision they have made in the past few years have led up to this point and this collection of players is the reason they are heading back to the Super Bowl.
Patriots head coach, Bill Belichick, may be the greatest coach in NFL history, especially given this era of parity and free agency.
Here are five reasons you should root for the Falcons in this year's big game.
Whether you like them or not, there are a lot of reasons to root for the Patriots to beat the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI.
Tom Brady and Matt Ryan, two contrasting quarterbacks leading high-powered offenses, are the story for Super Bowl LI.
The Tom Brady redemption tour is headed to the Super Bowl.
There are few things that Bill Belichick respects more than history in the NFL.
This year's NFL Championship round is fueled by pyrotechnic passing and overall offense. What teams will move on to the Super Bowl?
CBS Sports' NFL analysts Phil Simms, Bill Cowher, Tony Gonzalez, and lead play-by-play caller Jim Nantz look at Championship Weekend.
The Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs is the season's best pure weekend of football. How do these stellar matchups shape up?
