Rants by @DanClasgens
The Super Bowl has a rich history and with this year being the 54th edition of the big game, it’s a great time for some reflection. Football’s biggest game has featured some thrilling finishes, great performances and its fair share of blowouts too. Here is a look at my top 13 championship games during the event’s 50-plus year run.
Growing up in the 1980’s was a much different experience than today’s millennials face. Reflecting back on some of the things from that decade will make you laugh. Still, for me there were so many positive memories.
After 53 Super Bowl matchups some trends have developed that could offer some insight on how you approach this year’s contest from a betting perspective. I take a stab at making my picks on the final NFL game of the season.
The 2019 NFL season comes to an end with an awesome matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers in Miami. In the season finale of The GetSportsInfo Podcast I talk everything Super Bowl, including my take on this year’s game and my favorite Super Bowls of all time as well as some tips to make sure your party is indeed super.
Growing up as a kid in the 80’s there were very few Super Bowls that turned out to be good. The two best games of the decade involved my favorite childhood team, the Cincinnati Bengals, losing on two occasions to the San Francisco 49ers.
The final football game of the year always brings with it a reason to celebrate with some friends and family. Regardless of how many people you’re watching with having games around the game always make things better. Here are some ways to spice of your football party:
We’ve reached the finish line of this football season, Super Bowl 54. For those playing with weekly lineups or in one-and-done formats we’ve got you covered with our Super Bowl Sunday edition of the GSI Cheat Sheet.
Four teams are left. Only three games to go. In Episode 123 of The GetSportsInfo Podcast I look at this weekend’s matchups and argue why I think Conference Championship weekend is THE best day of the NFL season every year.
With Sam Wyche passing away many fond memories popped up for Bengals’ fans. It’s hard to believe that it has been over 30 years since San Francisco knocked off Cincinnati to win Super Bowl XXIII. Lost in one of the greatest comebacks in Super Bowl history was just how good the 1988 Bengals were as a football team.
Two spots in the Super Bowl are on the line in this week’s NFL Playoff action. For those playing with weekly lineups or in one-and-done formats we’ve got you covered with our Conference Championship edition of the GSI Cheat Sheet.
