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Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady (pictured) added to his legend on Sunday, leading his Buccaneers to a 31-9 victory over the defending World Champion Kansas City Chiefs 31-9 in Super Bowl LV.  It's Brady's 7th Super Bowl victory (a Super Bowl record) in 10 SB appearances (also a SB record).  He threw for just over 200 yards and three touchdowns on his way to a 5th SB Most Valuable Player Award (Yes, that's another SB record). Ok, Tom is clearly the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time) when it comes to quarterbacks in NFL history.  His accomplishments on the field back that up.  But, in my opinion...

Share The kaleidoscopic cityscape was decked out with Mountain Dew paraphernalia, including a giant 'Smack-A-Melon' display and billboards affixed to building façades. Big payout: The ad accompanied a $1 million contest for the first person to correctly guess the number of Mountain Dew Major Melon bottles tucked away into the video Eye catching: Cena wore a blue Hawaiian-style shirt covered in birds of paradise, while his friend wore a metal oil-slick suit that switched between pink and green Candy colored: The kaleidoscopic cityscape was decked out with Mountain Dew paraphernalia, including...

Protesters gathered outsider the Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Sunday. They were demonstrating over a whole host of different issues from the anti-vaxxers to union workers

Super Bowl Ad Review: Bud Light, Tide, Jeep Try to Look Past the Pandemic Brian Steinberg, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Super Bowl ads typically offer a mirror on society, but on Sunday they provided a window into the future. Dozens of Super Bowl advertisers ignored the coronavirus pandemic that grips the nation, and looked instead to the better times they hope will arrive in weeks to come. Few if any of the characters in more than four dozen commercials spread out across 19 different breaks were spotted wearing masks or social distancing, and some were seen gathering in small groups —...

Andy Reid Comments On State Of The Offensive Line Zach Koons A closeup of Andy Reid wearing all Kansas City Chiefs gear. Andy Reid’s offensive line got thoroughly outmatched en route to a 31-9 blowout loss in Super Bow LV. The Buccaneers pass rush obliterated the Chiefs front and prevented Patrick Mahomes and company from winning consecutive NFL titles. Most of the problem stemmed from the fact that Kansas City had crippling injury issues on the offensive line. Reid was forced to start a back-up left tackle in place of Eric Fisher and a third-stringer on the other side at right tackle. Tamp...