The Super Bowl always features a galaxy full of star power, both on and off the field.
With the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles meeting in Super Bowl 59, the celebrity fans of both teams come to the forefront. And the NFL certainly welcomes the association, with many of those big names being asked to play semi-official roles in Super Bowl week activities.
As kickoff approaches, keep an eye out for some familiar faces from the world of entertainment.
NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport dropped this interesting little nugget about a pair of NFL superfans in actors Jon Hamm and Bradley Cooper.
As the two teams emerge from the tunnel leading to their respective locker rooms, Missouri native Hamm will introduce the Chiefs, while Pennsylvania’s own Cooper will introduce the Eagles.
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In addition, Rapoport says, singer and actor Harry Connick Jr. will represent his hometown of New Orleans as part of the opening ceremony.
How to watch Super Bowl 59
Super Bowl 59 will begin at 6:30 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on Fox.
Kevin Burkhardt will be handling the play-by-play, with Tom Brady as the main analyst. Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi will report from the sidelines, and Mike Pereira will serve as the rules analyst.
Super Bowl 59 free streaming
For fans looking to stream the big game, Super Bowl 59 will be available through the following options.
Fubo
Tubi
DirecTV Stream
Sling TV
YouTube TV
Hulu with Live TV
Fox has the TV rights to this year’s Super Bowl, but the network’s broadcast will not be available for streaming on the Fox Sports App. Instead, the game will be accessible via Tubi, Fox’s free streaming service. Viewers will need to create an account with Tubi to watch the game, as well as the pre- and postgame coverage. They will also have access to the same commercial options as those watching on Fox.
Super Bowl viewers can also watch the game with Fubo, which comes with a free trial.
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