Second chances. Cornerback Chris Harris is grateful to finally make a trip to the Super Bowl after missing out two years ago because of a knee injury.
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Before the main event on February 7, CBS also prepared many exciting pre-game shows that will be aired in the coming days before the historic event.
“We started all the way back to last year’s draft, where we introduced the gold.” said Peter O’Reilly, NFL Senior Vice President of Events.
Sonoma County is rolling the dice, and betting a $1 million bucks that they’ll see ROI! Now, privately-owned businesses can legally discriminate against LGBT people.
Davis’ message to the Broncos: Watch what you say. “And we believe that we should get the same”.
Pilots with the U.S Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration are flying low-altitude helicopter patterns up and down the coastal region, testing for spikes in radiation levels that could indicate a dirty bomb.
Residents have been messing with the 10 one-ton Super Bowl signs installed around the city in protest of the upcoming event and it’s pretty amusing. DOE officials are monitoring the flights from the FBI’s command center.
“It’s important to get the message out now because we’re fed up”, said Grace Gonzales, a former Uber driver.
Twelve lucky students from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, will attend Super Bowl 50 between the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers. They are also preparing for possible street protests in the area this week.
The Broncos lost four times in the regular season, but dethroned the Patriots (defeating them twice this season) who were expected to again be in the Super Bowl this year.
Davis was able to return to San Francisco on his 32 birthday.
The forecast for the Super Bowl in San Francisco isn’t calling for rain right now, but Wills says it’s the Super Bowl, anything can happen.
Sacramento is studying the traffic patterns in the Bay Area and at other venues, including the Dallas Cowboys’ stadium.
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Protesters gather as police officers stop them from marching toward the entrance to Super Bowl City Saturday, Jan. 30, 2016, in San Francisco.
