Even for elite QBs like Newton, returning to Super Bowl not easy

As part of the nationwide kickoff to the Super Bowl 50 celebration, the National Football League has launched the Super Bowl High School Honor Roll initiative recognizing schools and communities that contributed to Super Bowl history and positively impacted the game of football.

Super Bowl Sunday is the second-largest day for consumption of food and drink for Americans, behind Thanksgiving Day.

That idea is the premise behind what might be the cutest, if not the strangest, commercial so far in the Super Bowl season. In recent years, notorious wardrobe malfunctions and suspicious power outages have made headlines before the game was even over.

What better way to celebrate the big game?

He led the Baltimore Ravens to the playoffs, winning at least one postseason game, in each of the first five years of his career, culminating in a Super Bowl victory that earned him a huge new contract.

This is Black History Month, and it is a great tribute to every player on that USF team that they unanimously said they would not attend if they could not come as a team. They had to settle for immortality.

The following year, he had them back in the Super Bowl again, but this time, Denver upset the Packers. He has done that largely because of the players that he has been blessed with but his intelligence and his ability to make adjustments makes him the flawless head coach for any football team. The media caught on, and eventually, the unified NFL-AFL did as well.

In the latest commercial focused on the “NFL is Family” campaign, the league produced a hysterical spot title “Super Bowl Babies”.

It was played in the Los Angeles Coliseum, did not a sell out, and was televised by two networks (both CBS and NBC had rights with the respective leagues to televise “the championship game”, so it was on both networks simultaneously).

If Coldplay follows the trend this year, we can expect to see optical illusions created with video mapping and 3-D projections along with aerial flyovers and pyrotechnics.

The golden footballs are being given to high schools that graduated a player or coach who was on an active Super Bowl roster.