Super Bowl

Super Bowl XLIX pits the unstoppable offense of the New England Patriots against the impenetrable defense of the Seattle Seahawks. The 49th edition of the NFL’s big game could be one of its most memorable contests. Here’s a preview of Sunday’s game:

Here's one Super Bowl commercial that will give you chills.

How big of a Seahawks fan is Nikki Sixx? See some of his recent comments here.

The clear way to really see the million billion dollar Super Bowl commercials is before or after the actual game. Unless of course, you prefer to watch alone, quietly, in your underpants.

It's hard to believe that the biggest story before the Super Bowl is about the amount of air in some footballs, but Deflategate continues to be the scandal that won't go away. With that in mind, the New York Times decided to do some investigative reporting to show fans just what goes on in a Wilson football factory.

Excited is an understatement when talking about the upcoming Super Bowl between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots! But where is the best place to watch the game? There really are lots of options. You just have to decide whether you want to make food and drinks or have it served to you...

Marshawn Lynch is known for a few things: being a beast on the football field, loving Skittles and saying very little. He's decided to have some fun with all three in this ridiculous commercial.

Sherman gonna Sherman.

In celebration of the big game with the Seattle Seahawks we mixed up a little medley featuring some of Sea-Town's best musical acts. No deflated hits here! The Tallest DJ in America's Seattle Seahawks Party Mix blends artists like Macklemore, Pearl Jam, Sir Mix-A-Lot and more!

How does a report like this make it to television without anyone saying "Wait, what?!" Fox Business Channel recently reported that, bad news guys, attendance to the Super Bowl over the past couple years has been declining. Say it ain't so!

Bud Light is reportedly using this life-size Pac-Man maze in its upcoming Super Bowl 2015 commercial.

Super Bowl XLVIII on Fox has been confirmed as the most watched television broadcast in U.S. history, that is simply bananas! There were approximately 111.5 million viewers which means around 1 of every 3 Americans were watching.