Super Bowl 53: How to watch and what to see
By Lee Vowell
The Patriots and Rams play in Super Bowl LIII on Sunday. Here is what to watch for, how to see the game and listen and socialize.
12s have it fairly easy this Super Bowl. Of course, we want the Seahawks to be playing. But 12s also mostly dislike both the Rams and Patriots. We are winners either way because one team has to lose. We might all be losers too, though, because one team has to win.
My feeling is that Tom Brady won’t lose this game. The Rams, for all their talent, have not played that well defensively. I doubt they are saving greatness for this week specifically. Los Angeles has linebackers who can’t cover crossing routes and defensive linemen who can’t stop the run well. Guess what New England is going to do?
Rams coach Sean McVay better design the offensive game plan of his life because otherwise this game won’t be close. The NFL, though, will probably affect the game enough where it stays close. That is how you grow your brand.
Where, when and how to watch Super Bowl LIII (that is number 53 for all you non-Romans reading)
When: Sunday, February 3rd at 3:30 pm PT
Where: Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
Weather Forecast: Showers. Temperature high of 60°F, Low of 46°F, 50% chance of rain. Winds out of the E at 5 mph (No worries, though, if you are attending the game, you rich person! Mercedes-Benz Stadium has a retractable roof.)
All-time Matchup: Patriots lead 8-5, including a Super Bowl XXXVI win when Brady was the quarterback of the Patriots
Favorite: Patriots -2.5
How to watch
TV: CBS (KIRO 7 in Seattle)
Announcers: Jim Nantz (play-by-play), Tony Romo (analyst), Tracy Wolfson and Evan Washburn (sideline reporters)
Twitter stream and how to socialize for 12s: Facebook at 12th Man Rising and Twitter at @12thMan_Rising
Streaming: CBSSports.com and the CBS Sports app
Listen: NFL Mobile app, CBS Sports app and Westwood One radio