Super Bowl Ads: Seinfeld Reunion... Sort Of, Tebow Mocks Himself And More
A Seinfeld "reunion," Tim Tebow poking fun at himself and Stephen Colbert's eagle were some of the highlights.
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A Seinfeld "reunion," Tim Tebow poking fun at himself and Stephen Colbert's eagle were some of the highlights.
Grammy Award-winning singer Bruno Mars and the Red Hot Chili Peppers rocked out at the Super Bowl XLVIII halftime show.
The NFL ensured there would be no mistakes during its pregame entertainment segments long ago when they chose rapper and singer Queen Latifah and the opera star Fleming to handle "America the Beautiful" and "The Star-Spangled Banner."
Denver Broncos backup cornerback Quentin Jammer is among the inactives for the Super Bowl against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday night. Jammer has played sparingly this season.
The National Weather Service said that temperatures for Sunday's NFL title game at MetLife Stadium were 10 to 15 degrees above normal, and just nine degrees below the record high of 62 set in 1973.
Super Bowl advertisers know the unexpected can happen. And when it does, they have to be ready.
Super Bowl Sunday has arrived! And this year's big game has just about everything a fan, a player, a coach — and certainly a league — could ask for, starting at QB.
Bill Bradshaw died Thursday after a long illness. He was 86. Michael Strahan will replace Terry Bradshaw on Sunday's pregame show.
It was a "Big Hello to Brooklyn" Saturday night. On Sunday, the Red Hot Chili Peppers will give an even bigger hello to a worldwide audience watching Super Bowl XLVIII.
Mets captain David Wright hopes the Seattle Seahawks knock it out of the park -- so to speak -- on Super Sunday. Meanwhile, Yankees reliever David Robertson will be cheering on the guys in orange and blue.
Remember all those worries about playing the NFL's biggest game outdoors in a cold-weather city? Turns out, this likely won't even be the coldest Super Bowl.
After a week of interviews, practices and plenty of hype, the Denver Broncos and Seattle Seahawks are ready to kick off the Super Bowl in a matchup that makes even the most casual football fans drool.
Here's a tip, you can thank us later: Don't. Drive. To. The. Game. For those going to MetLife or watching at home, read on for everything you'll want to know about Super Sunday.
Giants great Michael Strahan is beyond excited to be selected as a member of this year's Pro Football Hall of Fame class. "It's incredible," he said.
Namath understands why more parents these days are reluctant to let their children play football. "I can't blame them. I can't blame them," he told The Associated Press on Saturday.
It's that time again! All eyes are focused on football's biggest stage -- for the commercials.
Nicole Hill and Sarah Agerup appeared on CBS 2 Friday evening after they told meteorologist Lonnie Quinn in Times Square that Hill's wallet had been stolen en route from Seattle to New York City and the wallet had contained their Super Bowl tickets.
Peyton Manning has won his fifth Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player award in a landslide.
Strahan, a seven-time Pro Bowl defensive end, is heading to Canton, along with linebacker Derrick Brooks, receiver Andre Reed, defensive back Aeneas Williams, offensive lineman Walter Jones, defensive end Claude Humphrey, and punter Ray Guy.
Jets DE Sheldon Richardson was named the NFL Defensive Rookie Of The Year. Richardson received 23 votes; Kiko Alonso, a second-round choice (46th overall), got 19 votes.
The Super Bowl features classic pocket passer Peyton Manning of the Broncos and Seattle's quick-footed, quick-witted scrambler Russell Wilson.
Seattle had brief meetings, took the official team picture and had a 35-minute walkthrough. Pete Carroll said the team is where they are supposed to be.
Idzik, hired by the Jets in January 2013, spent six seasons in the Seahawks' front office and helped build the team into a Super Bowl-caliber squad.
"Percy is an atomic bomb," Seattle receiver Ricardo Lockette said. "He is the ultimate weapon for our offense."
With Seattle having just a handful of players listed on the injury report and with Denver in the double digits, things are looking good for the 'Hawks.
