More than 108.4 million viewers watched Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday night, according to a CBS report on the Nielsen ratings. As a result, the CBS Super Bowl broadcast was the third most-watched program in television history, trailing only the 2011 and 2012 Super Bowls.
In a game filled with a fight, a near-comeback from a 22-point deficit and a 34-minute blackout, some people are already calling Super Bowl XLVII the best Super Bowl in history. What do you think is the greatest Super Bowl of all-time?
In the immediate aftermath from Super Bowl XLVII, one of the biggest topics of conversation was the melee that occurred during the second quarter. San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick threw an interception to Baltimore safety Ed Reed, and once the play ended, there was a skirmish between several players from both teams.
During the fallout from Super Bowl XLVII, a lot of the same topics continue to be rehashed and reworded by all of the "Monday Morning Quarterbacks" in the country. However, there's one topic Brian Noe believes everybody has been ignoring that is staring them right in the face: where Joe Flacco stands among the most "clutch" quarterbacks in the NFL...
Now that the Baltimore Ravens have completed their "effing awesome" run to a Super Bowl XLVII championship, the celebration is on in Baltimore. Instead of focusing on their next opponent or strategy, the franchise can take a little time to celebrate and anticipate receiving their championship rings.
But there is one big question on my mind in regards to the Ravens' commemoration of their
Last night's Super Bowl was certainly eventful. What with the power outage and the Beyonce's thighs, there were many jokes to be made. And joke the internet did. Some took to Twitter, others prefer more visual tactics. Here is their work. The best Super Bowl XLVII memes on the web.
With less than two minutes left to play in Super Bowl 47 last night, San Francisco had a 4th-and-goal opportunity at the Baltimore five-yard line. Michael Crabtree attempted to run a corner fade route, as Colin Kaepernick threw the ball incomplete and essentially lost the game...
Looks like Super Bowl 2013 is already causing controversy. During the second quarter, Ravens centerback Cary Williams shoved a referee who tried to get into a pile up.
Joe Flacco had a breakout performance in Super Bowl XLVII to finish off one of the most impressive postseasons by a quarterback of all time. He threw for 287 yards and three touchdowns to end the playoffs with 11 touchdowns, zero interceptions and one Super Bowl MVP award.
He also ended the playoffs with an F-bomb, which was picked up by CBS cameras during the Ravens' postgame celebration.
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The entire world was buzzing over last night's blackout during Super Bowl XLVII. Some people thought that the NFL caused the outage to let the 49ers back into the game, while others had their own conspiracy theories. The consensus, though, was that the blackout was largely annoying.
However, I can't possibly be the only one who enjoyed the over thirty minute break, can I?