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Super Bowl LVIII - NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Press Conference

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Two of the best teams in the National Football League meet up this Sunday at Super Bowl LVIII in the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers.

Though there's been some roster turnover since then, these two teams are very familiar with each other having faced off in the Super Bowl just four years ago.

This year's matchup features two strong teams, two of the best head coaches in pro football, the top quarterback in the league with one of the best tight ends in the history of the league to throw to.

But the son of a former New York Giant may, in fact, be the one to determine who wins the game.

Jim Monaghan and Chris Swendeman are at odds with each other on a couple of key factors.

Why Jim picks San Francisco

Andy Reid may be a better head coach than Kyle Shanahan but if San Francisco loses it won't be because Shanahan is outcoached.
San Francisco's defense is better than KC's.
Christian McCaffrey (his dad Ed played for the Giants) is a game-changing player.

"McCaffrey is an absolute stud" who will be able to change the direction of the game. If the 49ers can really get him going, they win."

For a league that is clearly quarterback-driven, it may be well be a running back who dominates the action.

Why Chris picks Kansas City

Reid is simply a better coach than Kyle Shanahan.
Patrick Mahomes is a better quarterback than Brock Purdy.

"To be the champ, you have to beat the champ" and that's what the 49ers face. As we have gotten deeper into the playoffs, Mahomes is really hitting his stride.

They simply have a star-studded team that is primed to win.

Big stage, and VERY bright lights. Kansas City is the choice here.

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5 Of The All-Time Best Super Bowl Commercials

With the Super Bowl you get two of the NFL’s best teams battling it out for the Championship title. You also get snacks, an adult beverage or three and of course some amazing commercials! This year could be a little different and I’ll explain why. But let’s also take a look at 5 of the All-Time Best Super Bowl Commercials!

Business Insiders are saying that the ads this year might not be as daring or exciting. Many businesses don’t want to risk offending anyone or face any backlash on social media. I get that to a point. But sometimes you have to take a risk. It could pay off with one of the best commercials ever and help your business grow.

It’s so exciting to have a timeout called or a break in the action come up and they cut away to a brand new commercial ready to debut. Is it going to be comical? Maybe have you tear up a little bit? Or show you a clip from an upcoming movie you’re dying to see? No matter what kind of ad it is, it’s always fun to than talk at your get-together and say whether or not you liked it or if it was a miss.

If this year we don’t get that opportunity, I’ll definitely be disappointed. The commercials rival the game when you don’t care about who’s playing. Or you could say they rival the half-time act when you don’t care who’s performing.

Let’s hope we get some really exciting ads this year from a wide array of businesses. And if we don’t, at lest there are countless classics to look back on and laugh at or get choked up by. I wonder if staying away from offending anyone isn’t the only reason not to explore a unique and exciting ad. I mean, these things are expensive as all heck to run during the game.

Either way, let’s take a look at 5 of the All-Time Best Super Bowl Commercials!