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This Sunday's Super Bowl will feature the New England Patriots and the Los Angeles Rams competing on the field for the Lombardi Trophy. Not interested? Animal Planet has an adorable alternative. Continue to Article

February 03, 2019 11:43:am EST

After skipping a year, Donald Trump continued the presidential tradition of giving a pre-Super Bowl interview. And in the first segment of his two-part discussion with Face the Nation's Margaret Brennan, the president admitted that he wouldn't "steer" his 12-year-old son Barron towards playing football. In the transcript of the interview, which CBS published Saturday morning, the president seemed torn about the question of football: MARGARET BRENNAN: Would you let your son Barron play football? Continue to Article

February 03, 2019 11:31:am EST

Jack Easterby will have a final message for the Patriots before Super Bowl LIII. "I think it's important as men that you have something that grounds you, something that's bigger than the game of football," Matthew Slater said this week. Easterby has been a publicly quiet presence on the Patriots staff en route to four Super Bowl appearances in his six years in New England. Continue to Article

February 03, 2019 10:38:am EST

Every NFL player dreams of winning the Super Bowl. But beyond the glory of being a Super Bowl champion, there's a financial incentive for the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams to try to win the 2019 title: A Super Bowl bonus is paid to every NFL player participating in the big game on Super Bowl Sunday, and the winners get more money. For Super Bowl 2019 on Sunday, February 3, each player on the winning team gets a $118,000 bonus, which is double what the Super Bowl losers make ($59,000). Continue to Article

February 03, 2019 9:00:am EST

A good part of the United States, or at least many of those not living within a Tom Brady Hail Mary of a New England state border, will be backing the Los Angeles Rams in Sunday's Super Bowl when they take on a Patriots team that will be playing in a third consecutive National Football League (NFL) title game and the fourth in five years. The Rams are not by any means riding a huge wave of popularity but rather are benefiting from an "anybody but the Patriots" movement sweeping across America. Using team jerseys as a barometer, Patriots fans far outnumber Rams supporters in Atlanta but the vast numbers of undecided voters cruising Peachtree Street sporting Packers, Giants or Jets sweaters are backing Los Angeles. Continue to Article

February 03, 2019 8:12:am EST