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As you may have heard, there's a big football game this weekend. The two starting quarterbacks both come with question marks, but both also have their fans—and those numbers grow by the day. So which would you rather have?

The day that all football fans look forward to is almost here! Super Bowl 47 is set for this Sunday in New Orleans. You can hear the game on B-98.5, with our pre-game kicking off at 4 p.m.. The Bee will also be broadcasting live at the Bench Sports Bar in Gardiner from 5 to 7 p.m.. Now for the game itself, my gut feeling tells me this should be a great game.

Donald Driver could teach Ray Lewis, or any NFL player, something about retiring with humility.

Chris Culliver, the San Francisco 49ers cornerback who yesterday made some inappropriate remarks about gays on Arti Lange's radio show, is backtracking on those statements with the verbal Get Out Of Jail Free card known as "just kidding."

Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Marino has something that the other men on the CBS 'The NFL Today' show don't -- a Super Bowl ring a kid out of wedlock.

The Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers will meet in Super Bowl XLVII at the Superdome in New Orleans on Sunday to decide which team gets to hoist the Lombardi Trophy as the champions of the National Football League. Catch all the action LIVE on B98.5

If your excitement for Super Bowl XLVII this Sunday stems more from a love of chili than a love of football (which is tooootally fine, by the way), here are some facts for you (in handy infographic form!) about the big game and the Super Sunday game to end all games in general. Learn them and you might even score yourself a few extra wings at the party.

Super Bowl Sunday is coming up on February 4th as San Francisco looks for their sixth win in the big game as they take on the Baltimore Ravens. As the game approaches, I thought it would be interesting to look back at the first Super Bowl and compare it to last year's game in Indianapolis.

In the week leading up to Super Bowl 47, you’re probably going to hear a few things about Ravens star linebacker Ray Lewis or 49ers sophomore stud quarterback Colin Kaepernick or the Harbaugh brothers. Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but did you know Jim and John are the first pair of brothers to coach against each other in the biggest of all the Big Games?

Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen are super rich. How rich are they? They're so rich that the $20 million L.A. home they live in is getting its own moat. For serious.

Baltimore Ravens safety Bernard Pollard and the quip-hungry, Super Bowl media zombies were made for each other.

After a lot of talk about whether Tom Brady's slide into Ravens safety Ed Reed was dirty or not, the NFL has decided fine the Patriots quarterback.

The family of the late Junior Seau has filed a wrongful death suit against the NFL Wednesday, alleging that the trauma the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker suffered while playing in the league caused a brain disease that led him to commit suicide in May 2012.

NFL fans could see laser first-down markers like those currently visible on television broadcasts also used in stadiums in the future. (Insert bad Dr. Evil impression saying "lasers" here)

Former Oakland Raiders head coach Bill Callahan has denied an allegation by two of his star players that he "sabotaged" the team in Super Bowl XXXVII by making a late change to the game plan.

In the vein of conspiracy theories often suggested by late Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis, two former star wide receivers of the NFL franchise believe that their head coach intentionally changed the game plan so his team would lose Super Bowl XXXVII in 2003.