Super Bowl 60 is just a couple weeks away. Here's everything you need to know about the big game.

Regardless of who wins this weekend, the NFC's Super Bowl representative will be the favorite. Patrick Everson reports.

Fans of the Seattle Seahawks let podcast show host Bill Simmons know how much of a mistake he made.

We don't know who will be playing in Super Bowl LX just yet, but we do know who will be officiating the game. The NFL revealed this week that veteran Shawn Smith will serve as the referee. The 54-year-old Smith started in the NFL as an umpire in 2015 before being promoted to referee in 2018.

Referee Shawn Smith is working his first Super Bowl. Umpire Roy Ellison and side judge Eugene Hall are the most tenured, having been on the crew three times before. Like Smith, line judge Julian Mapp, field judge Jason Ledet and replay official Andrew Lambert are getting their first crack at the NFL's premier showcase.

Tight End U is located at Stanford. This weekend, two former Stanford football tight ends will battle it out in their respective conferences for a spot in Super

The AFC Championship Game will give the Patriots a chance to extend their NFL record for the most Super Bowl appearances by any franchise.

Kupp had his most receiving yards in a game since Nov. 9 in the Seahawks' 41-6 win over the 49ers in the divisional round. In two games against the Rams, his former team, Kupp has six catches for 62 yards this season.