Super Bowl LII 2018
The biggest night of year is American Football’s finally arrived with best clubs New England Patriots are facing off against the Philadelphia Eagles Sunday night for Super Bowl LII in what was expected to be one of the coldest games in history.
Pink sang the “Star Spangled Banner” before her favorite team, the Eagles, took the big stage on Super Bowl on Sunday. Justin Timberlake headlined the Super Bowl halftime show and performed some of his hottest hits including a tribute to Prince.
The Patriots are 4.5 favorites to beat the Eagles on Sunday. If they pull off the win, they’ll walk away with the franchise’s sixth Super Bowl championship. The Eagles are hoping to win their first NFL championship in the franchise’s history.
Brian McCarthy of the NFL public relations team says that 67,612 fans were in attendance to watch Super Bowl LII.
Biggest star of NFL Tom Brady has thrown for more than 400 yards for the second straight Super Bowl, and the New England Patriots are within three of the Philadelphia Eagles for the second time in the second half of the Super Bowl. Brady threw a 26-yard scoring pass to Chris Hogan, pushing him to 404 yards passing and getting the Patriots within 29-26 late in the third quarter. Brady set the Super Bowl record with 466 yards last year in Houston. NBC announcers told that a total of 955 yards have been run as of the third quarter.
The kid who stole the spotlight from Justin Timberlake during the Super Bowl LII half time show eventually, two hours later, the mystery fan was revealed.
According to twincities.com, the cult-figure is 13-year-old Ryan McKenna from Hingham, near Boston, in Massachusetts.
“I just thought to myself, ‘I’ll never get this opportunity again in my whole life,’” McKenna said.
“I just went for it.”
He became an instant internet hit.
His phone was melting down from the number of messages he received while still at the game. His father, John McKenna, said his phone was on fire too.
“It’s been so crazy,” McKenna said.
“I don’t even know what to think. All my friends have been texting me and stuff. It’s insane.
“My phone is almost dead. I’ve gotten so many notifications. I’ve got like 36 Snapchats, like 21 DMs, and like 150 follower requests on Instagram.
“It was already crazy to be at the Super Bowl in the first place,” Ryan McKenna added. “Then all of a sudden I’m up on the jumbotron and everyone is talking about me. I can’t believe it.”
Then he experienced the flip side of fame when he became an immediate contender for best meme of 2018.
