Nielsen Says 103.4 Million Watched Super Bowl, Lowest Since 2009
An estimated 103.4 million people watched the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
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An estimated 103.4 million people watched the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.
The Eagles beat the Patriots at their own game in Super Bowl 52, as both teams waged an aerial assault that stunned the opposing defenses.
Colin Dunlap says the NFL not being able to categorize what exactly a catch is has become the main issue that needs to be fixed.
In one of the best Super Bowl games ever played, the Philadelphia Eagles came out on top, 41-33, beating the defending champion New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII. Eagles quarterback Nick Foles, who started the season as the backup, won the Most Valuable Player honors by completing 28 passes for 373 yards and three touchdowns, but the Philly defense came up with the big plays late to stifle the Patriots offense.
It appeared as if the New England Patriots could do no wrong and only got better as the season progressed, but there comes a time when everyone meets their match. It was close throughout the game, but a late surge by the Philadelphia Eagles defense was enough to take the Super Bowl away from the Pats.
Pittsburghers may not have been happy about the Super Bowl matchup this year, but Pitt students were still very enthusiastic about the Philadelphia Eagles' victory.
The Philadelphia Eagles' flight from last to first ended up with a Lombardi Trophy.
NBC's broadcast of the Super Bowl -- the year's biggest television event -- suffered a brief hiccup early in the second quarter when the screen went to black.
Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Ryan Shazier reportedly has some movement in his legs, but cannot yet walk on his own.
Battling the flu, pop star Pink powered through a pre-Super Bowl concert ahead of singing the Super Bowl's national anthem.
Former University of Pittsburgh running back Lousaka Polite says he's pulling for the New England Patriots this weekend in the Super Bowl.
A lot of people in Pittsburgh might say they don't care who wins the Super Bowl because we don't have a dog in the fight, but there's a lot more on the line come Sunday.
With just a couple of days until Super Bowl 52, the New England Patriots don't have a single person on the injury report.
Tim Jernigan and Ronald Darby have missed practice due to illness, but the rest of the Eagles injury report has been pretty clean.
Super Bowl 52... the NFL season all comes down to one game between the Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots.
The Super Bowl is nearly here, but there's also plenty of college basketball and NBA action. SportsLine offers its top picks.
CBS Local Sports talent from across the country looks at the Eagles-Patriots Super Bowl match-up. Who are our NFL experts picking?
This year will finally be the year Eagles fans have long dreamed of. With a victory over the New England Patriots on Sunday in the Super Bowl, the Eagles will finish the job of a season few saw coming.
With just a few days to go until Super Bowl LII, the New England Patriots have been dealing with a few off-field issues that have caused a bit of a distraction with their franchise quarterback. At the same time, they're also concerned about the well-being status of their star tight end.
It wasn't a big deal, but Colin Dunlap wants to remind JuJu Smith-Schuster to remember to stay likable.
The NFL trade season kicked off last night with Alex Smith being shipped to the Redskins. What other NFL players could get traded this offseason?
On Sunday, the Eagles will not only face the Patriots, but they will also face the lore of the NFL's most recent dynasty as it appears to be reaching the end of its run.
As the Patriots prepare for Super Bowl LII, they are also getting ready to face off against a team unlike any they've faced this season as the Eagles leave a lot that is unknown on the table.
Philadelphia police think they've found something better than Crisco to keep Philadelphia fans from climbing light poles if the Eagles win the Super Bowl.
NFL ON CBS and INSIDE THE NFL analyst Phil Simms weighed in on some of the most important players to keep an eye on during Super Bowl LII.
