The Pros And Cons Of The Super Bowl

A surprising fact presented in this video is that audiences in America are exposed to an average of 3,000 ads per day. Overall, Americans will spend an average of 3 years of their lifetime watching commercials. It is no surprise that the images presented on those commercials mold the minds and ideas of viewers, even at a subconscious level.

American sport telecasts have not only dominated the average American household, but have also claimed a great presence and importance in the households of many Canadians. The sport of football is widely watched and praised in the United States. Every year the National Football League plays a championship game known as the Super Bowl, which is watched by many Americans. This American championship game is also popularly watched in Canada. According to statistics released by the National Football League and the Canadian Television Network, in 2015 more Canadians than Americans, on a per capita basis, watched the Super Bowl. These statistics showed that fifty-five percent of all Canadians, versus only fifty-one percent of all Americans, had watched part of the 2015 Super Bowl game telecast.1

Although the National Football League (NFL) seems to provide a source of entertainment for Americans, it is slowly but surely brainwashing our population. Starting in September, a great majority of the American population gathers around TV screens and crowds into stadiums across the country to watch men ram into each other in hopes of getting a leather ball to the end of a field. This occurs every Sunday, as well as the occasional Saturday and Monday night. Fans spend hundreds of dollars on game tickets, and NFL Ticket TV subscriptions to ensure that they never miss a game. If we were to take a step back and look at it, these weekly occurrences seem to become ritualistic. What was supposed to be a source of entertainment has become a routine

For the longest time now, advertising has played a huge role in how we identify ourselves in the United States with the American culture, and how others identify themselves with all the cultures of the rest of the world as well. It guides us in making everyday decisions, such as what items we definitely need to invest our money on, how to dress in-vogue, and what mindset we should have to prosper the most. Although advertising does help make life easier for most, at the same time it has negative affects on the people of society as well. Advertisement discreetly manipulates the beliefs, morals, and values of our culture, and it does so in a way that most of the time we don’t even realize it’s happened. In order to reach our main goal of

The strengths of the National Football League or NFL are rooted deep in the fabric of America. There is an undeniable tribal nature to the sport of American Football. All across the country devoted fanatics cheer on their teams may they be unpaid college students or millionaire household names. Football is not just a sport in America, it is cherished, tattooed and celebrated.

Professional football is known to dominate all other American sports. Prime-time football is an essential part of American culture. Each year anticipation for the start of the new season builds as dedicated fans eagerly await for game time. People can’t help but love the high energy and intensity each game provides. Once a favorite team is picked, fans follow the season in hopes that their team makes big at the Super Bowl. Whether going to experience a game in person or being able to watch it on T.V the love people have for football is evident. The National Football League’s popularity draws in the largest amount of fans who fill stadiums to full capacity and even more viewers who watch the broadcasts. The NFL is a huge market that many consider displaying monopoly power. I believe that the NFL is indeed a monopoly due to the lack of competition/substitutes at that level, the high barriers to entry, and their economies of scale.

Guess what else is turning 50 this year besides RMS… THE SUPER BOWL!!! Super Bowl 50 will be held in California at the Levi’s Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers. It will premier on Sunday February 7th 2016. The Super Bowl has frequently been the most-watched American television broadcast of the year; the four most-watched broadcasts in U.S. television history are all Super Bowls. The first ever Super Bowl winner in 1966 was the Green Bay Packers against the Kansas City Chiefs! Most football fans love the Super Bowl’s halftime shows. Katy Perry set the stakes extremely high last year. This year’s performers will have a tough time topping her act! This year performing at the halftime show

Super Bowl Sunday, the most viewed sports event known to everyone in the United States, excusing he Olympics. With the Super Bowl, there is always been some kind of controversy in it due to it being too much about the football players and us Americans, making their luxurious paychecks not to mention that everything is a profit for them. The Super Bowl is looked at many ways as a way to find time for your families and have a great time or just protest it due to the political views or even popularity of it or the simple fact that the football aspect of it is died down. In this case, it can be looked at multiple ways due to the over hype and not enough sport for it. Whether the Super Bowl has everyone's favorite team, favorite performer or favorite Super Bowl food it will always be looked at as more of a hyped-up event rather than Americas game.

The Eagles defeated the New England Patriots in super bowl 52. It was very hard for Nick Foles to beat Tom Brady but he came out with the win that would be under his belt for years. At the end of the game the score was 41-33. They were so happy to come with the win in the ending because they were up against an NFL legend. With that win they probably become the best team next year. The Eagles have a young team but they are very talented to be a young team. They also have treats on their team they have two of the best RB’s in the NFL. They have two great QB’s and the best defense in the NFL. Tom Brady tried his best to win it it’s just

“Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the 50th NFL Super Bowl here in Dallas, Texas at the AT&T Stadium, home of America’s team, the Dallas Cowboys,” says the commentator. As many Americans obviously know, the Super Bowl is the biggest game of the year in the National Football League and most likely the most watched single game in all of sports in the United States of America. This game is played between the best team of the American Football Conference (AFC) and the best team of the National Football Conference (NFC). As you may know, in football there are many important key players that contribute to team’s ability to win. There is the quarterback: who is the main guy who makes the plays happen, the wide receiver: who catches the ball, the running back: the player that runs the ball and can catch at some times, and many more players out there giving it their one hundred percent every time they step out onto the field under those bright football lights. There is one player though, the unsung hero at times that is not usually “famous” or really recognized in the game of American football, the kicker. The kicker is the one that at times is able to win the game for the team with his ability to kick the football from a long range and into the two posts known as the field goal. This player has the capability to even win a super bowl for you at times with perfectly kicked football going through the field goal. Today, I will be going through the different phases of how the kicker

Ultimately, the ad received backlash because, “many [people] think that “America the Beautiful” is the country' national anthem and English is this country's national language,” noted in Indian Country Today (“Coca-Cola's 'America the Beautiful' Super Bowl Ad Causes Stir” par 2). As a result, these individuals believe “America the Beautiful” should only be sung it the English language. Building on the ideas presented in Indian Country Today, Damien Croghan, editor of the Daily Nebraskan, asserts “Xenophobic Americans feel that the presence of non-English languages representing our country somehow threatens their perceived idea of what it means to be American” (par 11). The people who took to social networking sites to discuss their concerns tend to believe the use of any language other than English is un-American. These outraged

Super Bowl 52 will be our most elaborate and dynamic event in american football history. There will be many new additions to the Super Bowl. During the Pepsi Halftime Show, Justin Timberlake will be performing. He will play some of his biggest hits while on stage.

This paper assesses the pros and cons and the financial effect of the NFL super occasions, such as the annual Super Bowl. Numerous wagers are made for the Super Bowl, most wind up losing a great deal of cash however some leave away with an expansive benefit. A good amount of gamblers say that they had lost a lot of cash on a wager before winning any. Whichever way whether the economy is up or down it won’t influence the measures of wagers made for this diversion. Likewise the economy isn’t going to influence the measure of nourishment, beverages, and different necessities required for a decent time the few days of the Super Bowl. Individuals treat it like a regular holiday and it does just come once every year so individuals will burn through

Trump says that the attendance and ratings for the NFL are way down, but truthfully it is hard to tell the reason for it because the ratings were lowering already beforehand. He says the number one reason for the loss of attendance is from “yours truly.”

Recently I have been sadden by some comments who label some NFL players as anti-american and or disrespectful on some newsfeed. It is sad that we find peaceful protest as disrespectful and un-American. We pride ourselves with being a country of liberty and freedom, yet silence those who we believe have opposing viewpoints. The NFL players are using their privilege of being on live national television by bringing awareness to the struggles of POC. No one should be labeled as un-american or disrespectful for fighting for or voicing a right. Instead of judging or labeling why not ask as to what they are trying to address. How is it that we judge other countries for oppressing and limiting freedom of speech when some of us do the same thing. The