Super Bowl XLVIII aired Feb. 2 on Fox from MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Fox Sports averaged around $4 million for 30 seconds worth of ad time during the game. SportsBettingOnline create a list of the Top 8 NFL Super Bowl Game Commercials of all time and you will notice nothing from this year. […]
Some UK football fans have made very unkind statements about their American friends’ version of football. Aside from a little kicking, players in the US National Football League (NFL) generally use their hands, so why even call it football? And what’s with all the padding? The UK has rugby, which has many similarities with NFL, […]
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Mascots, cheerleaders, and face-paint: What do these things have in common? Football! And America’s favorite sport is one of the largest in the nation, valued at over 37.4 billion per year. That amount is higher than the GDP’s of Afghanistan, Cambodia, Nicaragua, Jamaica, and 115 other countries. Financedegreecenter.com has created an infographic detailing the sport […]
Infographic looks at fans’ relationships with NFL teams; how they choose their loyalties and their ‘acts of fandom’ through the year. As you might know, the NFL is coming to the UK, later this month when the St Louis Rams take on the New England Patriots. We can hardly wait so it’s a fairly topical […]
To celebrate the 2011 NFL season kick-off, WhitePages decided to play very own NFL Name Game. In the following infographic, they took a close look at both real and fictional players from the past and present, with a few wild cards thrown into the mix. So, here’s to a season full of unforgettable plays and […]
This infographic looking at the stats of every Quarterback to have played in the Super Bowl. The main portion of data comes from combining the career stats of every Super Bowl quarterback by the decade in which they played. Players spanning multiple decades were put into the group where the majority of most crucial seasons […]
Two of television’s most beloved annual events are the Super Bowl and the Oscars. But how does one event, which culminates the football season, stack up against the other, which celebrates excellence in film? Both events came from (relatively) humble roots. Super Bowl one, held in 1967, had a ticket price of $10 and an […]
