Tom Brady! You just won the Super Bowl! What are you going to do next?
"Well, I'm going to get super embarrassed when the NFL releases my combine video from 2000."
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady won a 2015 Chevy Colorado for his Super Bowl XLIX MVP efforts in a 28-24 win Sunday over Seattle.
However, he plans to give the truck to safety Malcolm Butler, the Patriots rookie who made the game-saving interception.
So did anyone else catch this Sunday night during the Super Bowl XLIX announcement of the Seattle Seahawks' starters?
We were joined on the air on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" this morning in Phoenix by 14-year NFL veteran and University of Notre Dame All-American Bob Golic.
Before many big football games, the players often introduce themselves and say what college or university they attended.
Comedy Central's Key & Peele could not help but make fun of those introductions.
This morning on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show," we had the honor of talking to NFL veteran and United States Marine veteran Jeremy Staat.
Staat's story is pretty incredible.
"The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" is again broadcasting live from Radio Row at the Super Bowl.
This time, we are in Phoenix for Super Bowl XLIX.
Comedian Frank Caliendo joined us today on the show.
Here is the latest edition of Bad Lip Reading, and it's awesome!
If you are not familiar with Bad Lip Reading, what they do is very simple.
The producers for the "Bad Lip Reading" dub their own voices over NFL clips, movie clips, and presidential clips
How does a report like this make it to television without anyone saying "Wait, what?!"
Fox Business Channel recently reported that, bad news guys, attendance to the Super Bowl over the past couple years has been declining.
Say it ain't so!
Just two days after firing Rex Ryan, the Jets have brought in a new defensive-minded coach.
On Monday, the Denver Broncos announced they would be parting ways with their NFL coach of four years, John Fox.
At his end of the year news conference in Denver on Tuesday, we can only assume that Broncos General Manager/Executive Vice President of Football Operations John Elway meant to thank the former coach.
Rob Konrad, an NFL fullback who played for the Miami Dolphins from 1999 to 2004, has an incredible story of survival.
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