Swifties have been prepping for the 2026 Super Bowl because they feel like it’s Taylor Swift’s year to headline the halftime show. The rumors have been strong — until now. There’s a new name that has joined the list of potential musicians,

The Rams have fattened up in the early going by playing two teams that are a combined 0-4. Granted, Los Angeles is a big reason why those two tea

Hints supposedly have been dropped by Taylor Swift that she’ll be the halftime performer at Super Bowl LX. Commissioner Roger Goodell added to the speculation earlier this month, calling it a “maybe.” “Maybe” may be the key word.

According to The New York Post, Adele is in discussions to headline the 2026 Super Bowl halftime performance in Santa Clara, California. While insiders confirm conversations are happening, sources also emphasize that nothing has been finalized.

With the NFL (and sports in general) increasingly moving towards streaming platforms to deliver games to fans, there seems to be a chance that the biggest game in the world could one day land on one of the streaming giants.

President Donald Trump attended Super Bowl LIX between the Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs, and the cost of the five hour-plus trip was revealed.

He helped the Cowboys during a long period of success, as he won two Super Bowls in 1972 and 1978 -- appearing in three others -- and made seven conference championship games.

The 2025 Chiefs are one of eight NFL teams to lose a Super Bowl and then start the following season at 0-2. Let's rank them and make sense of what's next.

Micah Parsons might be drawing most of the attention in Green Bay, but Jordan Love has made a strong early MVP case. Where does he rank in the latest edition of the MVP stock watch?

The upcoming memorial honoring the late conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Arizona will have Super Bowl-level security, according to officials familiar with the matter. The memorial for Kirk, who was killed while speaking at a college event in Utah last week,

Lewis played well in each of the Cowboys' final two Super Bowls in the 1970s. He had a sack in Dallas' 27-10 win over Denver in Super Bowl XII. A year later, Lewis recorded his fourth and final career postseason interception during Dallas' loss to Pittsburgh in Super Bowl XIII.