The NFL channel on YouTube currently features 28 full Super Bowl games that are free to watch for anyone. The select games are from all eras of the NFL, from the Dolphins' capping off their perfect season in the early 1970s, all the way through the Chiefs taking on the 49ers in 2020's Super Bowl LIV.

Dallas is ranked third in the U.S. among the best cities to watch the Super Bowl, according to sports data and analytics platform RotoGrinders. The company ranked 107 cities in the country based on what it termed “party-ready factors,

North Texas bars and public watch parties gear up for Super Bowl LX on Feb. 8 featuring the Seahawks vs. Patriots.

The two teams in this year's Super Bowl roster plenty of former Texas high school football stars.

Millions skip work after the Super Bowl each year. Here’s why the NFL keeps its biggest game on Sunday anyway.

There’s a pregame “Super Bowl Tailgate” performance at 3:50 p.m on Peacock. Its opener is LaRussell, a joyous and bouncy rapper from Vallejo. The main billing is Teddy Swims, gravel-voiced baritone.

“He Gets Us,” an ad campaign about Jesus Christ created by a Dallas-based firm, will return to the Super Bowl for a fourth year on Sunday. Ad agency Lerma made the new Super Bowl spot, which dropped on YouTube this week.

What's next: New Orleans is expected to bid on the 2031 Super Bowl. If it wins, the city will set a new record for hosting the most Super Bowls. New Orleans has so far hosted 11, tied with Miami.