Super Bowl LIX is on the horizon. Just four teams remain standing in the NFL playoffs and will duke it out over the course of Championship Sunday to try and punch their ticket to the big game. This year,

OLBG explores the rich fan engagement history of one of the biggest sporting events in the U.S., the Super Bowl.

Beyond the clash of the National and American Conference champions, Super Bowl LIX is one of the most anticipated events of the year, and one of the most attention-grabbing moments

Lamar released an album in November and announced a tour that starts in April. Will that play a role in his Super Bowl set list?

Veteran NFL official Ron Torbert will be the referee of Super Bowl LIX on Feb. 9 in New Orleans, the NFL announced Tuesday. The officiating crew also consists of umpire Mike Morton, down judge Max Causey,

Though the participants for Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans won’t be decided until Sunday, the officials were announced by the NFL on Tuesday.

Side judge Boris Cheek has worked three other Super Bowls—XLII, 50, and LIIV—while umpire Mike Morton actually played in Super Bowl XXXIV as a linebacker with the Rams. Cheek also recently became the all-time leader in NFL games officiated with a total of 461.

The NFL announced its officiating crew for Super Bowl LIX on Tuesday, with six of the eight officials making their first appearance in the big game. Ron Tobert

The NFL announced that Mercedes-Benz Stadium as the location for Super Bowl LXII in 2028, turning the national spotlight on Atlanta, Georgia. And that begs the simplest of questions: Where has the Super Bowl been held—or will be held—each year? The answers to that question can be found below:

The Kansas City Chiefs upset the Minnesota Vikings 23-7 in Super Bowl IV at Tulane stadium in Super Bowl IV, which was historic for myriad reasons in New Orleans.

Super Bowl LIX's officiating crew for February 9 has been announced, led by veteran Ron Torbert. Notably, Mike Morton will become the first to play and officiate in a Super Bowl, stirring controversy among fans suspecting NFL favoritism.