“Nobody likes me”: Drunk Tom Brady gets momentarily somber on ‘Saturday Night Live’
"They don't talk about the wins. They just talk about how I kiss my sons."
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NFL Films won’t release audio of Tom Brady, Tyrann Mathieu Super Bowl exchange
Mathieu deleted a tweet that said Brady called him something he "won't repeat."
CBS squeezed all it could from a lackluster Super Bowl LV
CBS was not hit by the mistakes that marred its previous Super Bowl broadcasts, but there was one glaring omission in the telecast.
The 10 best Super Bowl LV commercials: #FlatMatthew, Will Ferrell storms Norway, and Bud Light Legends
And one ad was undoubtedly the worst.
CBS fails to show Bruce Arians’ Gatorade shower leaving people to go online to find out the color
If you bet on blue, you won big.
‘Saturday Night Live’ spoofs Super Bowl pregame shows and CBS’s ‘The NFL Today’
"Do we need this many hosts?"
A Florida reporter just single-handedly blew up the Super Bowl LV national anthem prop bet
"Some of the responses have been hilarious; some people are really mad."
ESPN Deportes commentator Eduardo Varela will miss Super Bowl LV after testing positive for COVID-19
Varela will be replaced by Ciro Procuna in the booth.
CBS’ Boomer Esiason-hosted “Super Bowl Greatest Commercials 2021” will look back at 20 years of SB ads, show off some new ones
For the 20th year in a row, CBS is doing a Super Bowl Greatest Commercials preview show. Boomer Esiason and Daniela Ruah will host.
Dozens of Cox-owned stations off AT&T/DirecTV in carriage dispute, including four CBS affiliates ahead of Super Bowl LV
Those with AT&T or DirecTV packages in Seattle, Dayton, Eureka and Yuma may need to find alternate ways to watch the Super Bowl Sunday.
Potential AT&T/DirecTV carriage dispute with Cox Media Group stations could have Super Bowl implications in Seattle and Dayton
This affects ABC, Fox, NBC and CBS stations, but the CBS stations in Seattle and Dayton may be particularly important for the Super Bowl.
CBS camera plans for Super Bowl LV include trolley cam, cinema-style Venice cameras, and a 53-foot crane
CBS is planning to present some unusual broadcasting visuals during this year's Super Bowl.
