Most of the time, listening to those stations and left to my own devices, with justly kindled pride and excitement.
Obviously, those last two nouns are triggered by the participation of the hometown Philadelphia Eagles for the second time in three seasons. While the Eagles look for redemption β revenge?
Making all even more interesting is the Eagles defeated the Chiefs in their last regular-season meeting in November before the famous collapse. Any Super Bowl is among the television events of any year. This year is significant because besides airing in essence free to viewers via Fox, Super Bowl LIX can be watched by internet on Tubi without encountering the the paywall that existed for the most recent contests.
Sideline reporting is handled by Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi. Mike Pereira will comment on rules and reviewed plays. Naturally, Fox and other stations will field a pre-show. Besides the high-priced television commercials, often conceived specifically for the Super Bowl for diversion, Super Bowl LIX features Oscar-nominated and Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar for halftime entertainment.
Pop singer Jon Batiste will sing the national anthem before the game, which will be played at Caesars Superdome in New Orleans. You can bet some Chiefs luminaries such as quarterback Patrick Mahomes, head coach Andy Reid, and wide receiver Travis Kelce will be prominent of some of those commercials. Of course a victory on Sunday might spread some commercial juju to Eagles running back Saquon Barkley or even quarterback Jalen Hurts in seasons to come.
