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06Feb/17

Still photographs as Patriots rally to stun Falcons in Super Bowl thriller

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Still photographs of Super Bowl LI as the New England Patriots rally to beat the Atlanta Falcons, 34-28, in overtime.

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06Feb/17

Lady Gaga’s FULL Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl LI Halftime Show | NFL

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Watch Lady Gaga goes from the roof to the stage in one of the most acrobatic & incredible Pepsi Zero Sugar Super Bowl LI Halftime show performances of all time.

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06Feb/17

Fans ready for Super Bowl kickoff

February 6, 2017NFLAmerican football in the United States, Atlanta Falcons, Gaga, Houston, In American football, In American television, National Football League, National Football League playoffs, New England Patriots, NRG Park, NRG Stadium, Professional sports leagues in the United States, Sports, Sports in Houston, Sports in the United States, Super Bowl, Super Bowl LI, Super Bowl LI halftime show, United Statessmbale

Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots fans pour into Houston’s NRG Stadium for Super Bowl LI. Continue reading →

05Feb/17

Fans make predictions on the big game

February 5, 2017NFLAmerican football, American Football League, American people of German descent, Bill Belichick, Colts–Patriots rivalry, Houston, National Football League, National Football League rivalries, New England, New England Patriots, Otis Smith, Ryan Allen, Sports, Sports in the United States, Stephen Belichick, Super Bowl, Super Bowl LI, Tom Brady, Tommy B, United Statessmbale

Atlanta Falcon and New England Patriots fans make predictions as the city of Houston ramps up for Super Bowl LI.

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31Jan/17

Brady, Ryan talk to media at Super Bowl opening night

January 31, 2017NFLAmerican football, American people of German descent, Atlanta Falcons, Australia, Austria, Ben Affleck, Brady–Belichick era, City: Houston, Houston, Japan, Joe Vellano, Mark Wahlberg, Matt Damon, Matt Ryan, Mexico, Minute Maid, National Football League, New England Patriots, Pro Bowl, Rob Ninkovich, Sports, Sports in the United States, Super Bowl, Super Bowl LI, Super Bowl MVPs, Super Bowl XLVI, Tom Brady, United Kingdom, United States, Vic Beasleysmbale

Members of the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons, who will clash on Sunday to decide the National Football League championship, kick off Super Bowl week

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23Jan/17

Patriots, Falcons to meet in Super Bowl LI

January 23, 2017SportsAaron Rodgers, American people of German descent, Atlanta, Atlanta Falcons, Chris Hogan, Green Bay Packers, Houston, In American football, In American television, Julio Jones, LaGarrette Blount, LeGarrette Blount, Matt Ryan, National Football League, National Football League playoffs, NFL's Greatest Games, Pittsburgh, Pro Bowl, Professional American football championship games, Professional sports leagues in the United States, Sports, Sports in the United States, Super Bowl, Super Bowl LI, Super Bowl MVPs, Tom Brady, United States, usa today sportssmbale

The Atlanta Falcons crush the Green Bay Packers 44-21 in the NFC Championship and the New England Patriots cruise to 36-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers in the AFC Championship to setup Super Bowl LI meeting.

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