25% of surveyed Super Bowl viewersconsider commercials to be the most important part of the game.
Each team playing in the Super Bowl gets 108 footballs, says Kristina Peterson-Lohman, of Wilson Football Factory. Of those, 54 are for practice and 54 are for the actual game. During a typical Super Bowl, 120 balls are used. (The additional ones are kicker footballs, used for all kicking plays.) If you already have Super Bowl party-planning on the brain, check out these 21 football-themed snacks to serve.
8 million pounds of guacamole is consumed on Super Bowl Sunday – have you got some of Coffee’s hand made guac for the game?
14,500 tons of chips are eaten along with that guacamole – yup, we have them too!
The first two Super Bowls were not even referred to as the Super Bowl at the time. It wasn’t until Super Bowl III that the name was coined.
Peyton Manning is the only quarterback to start and win a Super bowl with two different teams.
77.1% of viewerssee Super Bowl commercials as entertainment. (National Retail Federation)
