Super Bowl XXVIII: "Rockin' Country Sunday" featuring Clint Black, Tanya Tucker, Travis Tritt, Wynonna and Naomi Judd ...

Philadelphia is in the midst of a Super Bowl window and we're ranking the 10 players most important to the Eagles future ...

At a charity auction in March 1994, a football used in Super Bowl XXVIII went for $330. An autographed bra that Madonna wore during her "Girlie Show Tour" got a top bid of only $200. We want you ...

The Cowboys and Bills met at the Georgia Dome a year later for Super Bowl XXVIII, and once again Dallas won convincingly, ...

It was a Super Bowl commercial with a story, and one that sprouted from a real potato grower in Wisconsin. Frito Lay and PepsiCo helped put the spotlight on agriculture Super Bowl Sunday ...

Steelers go on to take a 21-10 lead and hold on, 21-17. Super Bowl XXVIII: Fifty-five seconds into the third quarter and the Bills leading the Cowboys 13-6, Dallas' Leon Lett strips Thurman Thomas ...

The Las Vegas Raiders have +10000 odds to win the Super Bowl as of April 8. Learn more about the Las Vegas Raiders on Fox Sports. The Raiders compiled a 7-9-1 record against the spread last season.

That included Super Bowl I which was uniquely broadcast on both ... For the call of Super Bowls XXVIII and XXX on NBC, Dick Enberg and Phil Simms were joined by Paul Maguire in a three-man booth.

The Seattle Seahawks have +7500 odds to win the Super Bowl as of April 15. Learn more about the Seattle Seahawks on Fox Sports. The Seahawks went 6-10-1 ATS last season. Seattle and its opponent ...

Get the latest news on the Super Bowl, including celebrity fans, musical performances, can't-miss ads and all about the athletes. Bill Belichick's Girlfriend Jordon Hudson Trolls NFL Team Over ...

Counting down the history of the big game from worst to best. We took a look at every Super Bowl ever, and ranked them from worst to best. The ups and the downs, the highs and lows, the arbitrary ...

Why They Didn’t Three-Peat: The most notable difference between the 1992-93 Cowboys and this team was obvious — Jimmy Johnson resigned as head coach after winning Super Bowl XXVIII.