Longtime enthusiasts Doja Cat and LeBron James watch from the sidelines as the brand's most devoted fans steal the show in 30-second commercial TLDR: Taco Bell marked its return to the Big Game by ...

The overthinking. The second-guessing. The compromise. It's a familiar song. But thanks to poppi, those feelings are now a thing of the past. From the big game to the drive-through, poppi is a ...

While the Kansas City Chiefs continue preparations for Sunday's Super Bowl matchup with the Philadelphia Eagles, the back-to-back champions cannot seem to escape the chatter about NFL referees.

After spending the two weeks ahead of Super Bowl LIX responding to conspiracy theories about officiating, the NFL probably did not love what happened in the first five minutes of the game itself.

Those same numbers are also helpful when referees are reporting who caused a flag to be thrown. But what about the numbers NFL referees wear? It’s not like you need to figure out which Kansas ...

Here’s the answer: it’s referee Ron Torbert. This is Torbert’s second time overseeing a title game. His last championship game was Super Bowl 56 in 2022 between the Los Angeles Rams and Cinc ...

Unfortunately, so much of the conversation leading up to the Super Bowl LIX matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles has been reduced to the referees. The criticism of ...

Your Super Bowl 2025 referee for Super Bowl 59 is Ron Torbert, a seasoned veteran who has worked an NFL title game before — he was the referee for the Bengals and Rams Super Bowl a few years ago.

The coin toss will be watched closely by millions of fans, who will also scrutinize the referee and officiating crew calling the Big Game with record betting impacting much more than the winner of ...

He described the allegations as "ridiculous." It took just a few minutes to tick off the game clock on Sunday before the referees took the spotlight once again. Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick ...

It’s not easy being a referee in the NFL. Every call is scrutinized, right or wrong, and some decisions made loom large in the outcome of games. Although referees take plenty of criticism ...

Maybe an unfair act [penalty], maybe we could do that." Blandino said officials study film on the teams they referee, similar to the way the teams analyze each other, before they work games.