Below is iFolloSports.com original video of Food Network star Guy Fieri, comedian Louie Anderson and legendary broadcaster Jim Rome, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of Falcons owner Arthur Blank, baseball hall of famer Rod Carew and former NFL all-pro Steve Hutchinson, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of Seahawks QB Russell Wilson, Lions WR Golden Tate and Redskins TE Vernon Davis, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of Broncos LB Von Miller, Saints DE Cam Jordan, Buccaneers DT Gerald McCoy and Rams DT Aaron Donald, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of hall of fame CB Deion Sanders, hall of fame QB Terry Bradshaw, future hall of fame TE Tony Gonzalez and hall of fame RB Eric Dickerson, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of Vikings WR Adam Thielen and Vikings TE Kyle Rudolph, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of former all-pro DE Jared Allen, former Vikings LB Chad Greenway and former Vikings RB Robert Smith, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of Patriots owner Jonathan Kraft, Vikings owner Mark Wilf and Vikings GM Rick Spielman, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

Below is iFolloSports.com original video of Hollywood celebrity Jenny McCarthy, former Chargers LB Shawne Merriman, former Cowboys FB Daryl Johnston and ESPN's Kenny Mayne and Mina Kimes, gathered at Super Bowl LII Radio Row, held at the Mall of America, in Bloomington, Minnesota.  

For the second time ever, the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul are hosting the Super Bowl. In January of 1992, Super Bowl XXVI was played at the now demolished cookie cutter style Metrodome. This week, the 52nd addition of the Big Game will take place at U.S.

Here is iFolloSports.com original video of retired Minnesota Vikings LB Chad Greenway signing autographs at the Super Bowl Experience Driven by Genesis.

One day after the Philadelphia Eagles arrived in Minnesota, for Super Bowl LII, the AFC champion Patriots found their way to the Twin Cities, after partaking in a 2:45 flight from Providence, Rhode Island’s T.F Green Airport.

Sunday after, the Philadelphia Eagles touched down in Minneapolis-St. Paul for their week of preparation leading up to Sunday’s Super Bowl LII showdown with the Patriots.

For the second time ever and first time since 1992, the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul are hosting America’s greatest sporting extravaganza, when the Philadelphia Eagles take on the New England Patriots, Sunday at 6:30 PM ET.

Here is iFolloSports.com original video of former Vikings running back Chuck Foreman signing autographs at a Total Wine store in the Twin Cities suburb of Bloomington, Minnesota.

Sunday, the participants in Super Bowl 52 will finally be determined, when the Jacksonville Jaguars visit the defending champion New England Patriots, followed by the Minnesota Vikings heading east to take on the Philadelphia Eagles.

Now two days past the still not to be believed Vikings last second victory over the Saints, eyewitnesses to the event have emerged to share their accounts of what they saw.

Sunday's last second “Minneapolis Miracle” victory by the Vikings over the Saints was not only a historic thriller that nearly broke social media, it also scored a large television rating.

Sunday evening, the NFL divisional round playoffs concluded with one of the most remarkable games in playoff history.

Saturday night, NFL playoff football returned to Los Angeles, with the visiting Atlanta Falcons defeating the Rams 26-13.

The most shocking game of Wild Card weekend no doubt occurred in Kansas City, when the Titans came back from 21-3 down to stun the Chiefs 22-21.

One of the undisputed biggest surprises of the NFL season has been the play of the upstart Jacksonville Jaguars, specifically that of the team’s robust defense. In fact, the Jacksonville defense finished second in the NFL and first in the AFC in both points and yards allowed. Only the Vikings rank higher in both of these categories.

Sunday, the New Orleans Saints defeated the Carolina Panthers 31-26, during the final Wild Card matchup of the weekend. In the contest, Saints superstar QB Drew Brees threw for 376 yards, 2 TD and 1 INT.

Sunday’s Week 15 matchup between the Steelers and Patriots, dubbed “the game of the year,” very much lived up to the billing. With AFC home field advantage on the line, the Patriots won 27-24.

Sunday, in what was supposed to be a hard-fought NFC West matchup, the Los Angeles Rams throttled the Seattle Seahawks 42-7, on the road in the Pacific Northwest.

Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers moved to 4-10, courtesy of a 25-23 victory over the now 8-6 Tennessee Titans, at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California.

In a game that absolutely lived up to the hype, the New England Patriots defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 27-24, on a cold and rainy Sunday evening at Pittsburgh’s Heinz Field.