It’s that time of the year again, Super Bowl Sunday is just around the corner, and although this season has been strange at times, both on and off the gridiron, we at Franchise Sports are throwing our proverbial hats into the ring with our Super Bowl LV prediction piece.
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For the last couple of decades, the entertainment that features during the game has become its own spectacle, with performances from some of most prolific superstars in music. Ahead of next week’s game, we’re taking a look back at the five best Super Bowl halftime shows of all-time.
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With all that being said, some players elevated above and beyond when it mattered most, and in this list, we are going to try and rank the top 10, and count down to the most dominant individual Super Bowl performance of all-time.
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With this Super Bowl’s crowd being unique, to say the least, let’s take a look at the 10 highest ever Super Bowl attendances, from Super Bowl I to LV.
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As we approach Super Bowl LIV and the ending of the NFL’s 100th anniversary, it’s more than worth taking a look back on which cities have hosted the Big Game the most.
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Rules, scoring and more for NFL beginners.
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Pro bowl 2020 is just around the corner, where the best AFC and NFC players matchup against each other in a one off game before the Super Bowl, but do we really need it in our game? Let’s have a look at the pros and cons of the pro bowl to see if it’s really needed.
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Belichick doesn’t respond to trends, he does what it takes to win. Using that tactic has not let him down. The rest of the league and its followers get excited about the young coaches taking the regular season by storm, while the old guard keeps on winning when it matters the most.
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New England Patriots beat Los Angeles Rams 13-3 to win Super Bowl LIII in Atlanta on Sunday night. Sony Michel’s second half touchdown was enough to guide the Patriots to victory after a defence-dominated first half left New England leading 3-0 at half-time. The Rams were unable to get any offence going and their defence was worn out by the relentlessness of the Patriots’ run game.
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So, the only question remaining, other than the idea of someone actually picking Maroon 5 to play the Half Time Show, is who wins? So, let’s have a little look at the key match-ups and speculate a little.
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In an age of pass-first offence, Sony Michel and James White are reminding us just why running the ball is integral to success in January and beyond.
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Looking back at the start of the Patriots dynasty.
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Cooks is due to be an integral part of the Rams team going in to the Super Bowl against his former team, the New England Patriots. The twenty-five year old Oregon University product was picked by the New Orleans Saints with the 20th pick in the 2014 Draft, and since then, he has been ridiculously productive across three teams.
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Nickell Robey-Coleman, self-named Slotgod most famous for being the villain of the Rams versus Saints game decided to talk about Tom Brady in an interview for Bleacher Report.
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Couple Brady’s speed getting rid of the ball with Scarnecchia’s expertise and guile as offensive line coach, add a sprinkle of the brilliance of Josh McDaniels’ offensive play calling, then add the cherry of having the greatest NFL coach in history in Bill Belichick, and you know full well that this dynasty isn’t anywhere near done yet.
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