The Super Bowl pregame show has taken on a life of its own. Even though the analysis is generally banal and there's nothing new to say about the actual game, networks still pull out all the stops with elaborate studio sets, dozens of analysts and (in
The Quesalupa, which Taco Bell claims is bigger than man buns, drones and hoverboards in their Super Bowl commercial, is basically the chalupa that we all know and love, except the shell is stuffed with melted pepper jack cheese. So if your team loses
The Super Bowl pregame show has taken on a life of its own. Even though the analysis is generally banal and there's nothing new to say about the actual game, networks still pull out all the stops with elaborate studio sets, dozens of analysts and (in
The Quesalupa, which Taco Bell claims is bigger than man buns, drones and hoverboards in their Super Bowl commercial, is basically the chalupa that we all know and love, except the shell is stuffed with melted pepper jack cheese. So if your team loses
Over the last few months, we've tried to look at Super Bowl 50 from all sides. We partnered with Sports Illustrated to imagine how the Super Bowl will continue to evolve over the next 50 years. We've covered the downsides of the Super Bowl in 2016