Even if you wouldn't know a quarterback from quarter-pounder with cheese, you can still enjoy watching the biggest game in football. Just follow these simple tips to ensure that your Super Bowl experience is a winning endeavor.
Watching the Big Game on Sunday? More than 100 million people are expected to tune in for Super Bowl XLV and advertisers have packed their commercials with celebrities in hopes of capturing your attention.
The night before Super Bowl I, Green Bay Packers’ back-up wide receiver Max McGee violated team curfew and partied until the wee hours of the morning, figuring he had little chance of playing in the game.
The Super Bowl hasn't always been so super. In fact, throughout the 80s and into the first half of the 90s many of the games were blowouts the likes of which are rarely seen during the regular season.
We've had better luck with Super Bowls lately, and this year's match-up between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers is about as even as can be.
So maybe Sunday's game will end up being a classic. But for now we can count down the five best Super Bowls ever played.
-- Contributed by Jeremy Taylor
