If you were in pursuit of Super Bowl LIV trivia your internet explorer linked you to the right site. Just like the ’80s Trivial Pursuit board game below are all of the pie pieces (and more) needed to be the smart one at your Super Bowl Party.
- Jack Buck called Super Bowl IV with Pat Summerall. The Kansas City Chiefs upset the heavily favored Minnesota Vikings for their first and only win. Fifty years later Kansas City finally returns to the biggest game of all. Joe Buck, son of Jack, is on the golden mic with Troy Aikman.
- KC and SF are the only two teams in the league whose primary colors are red and gold (though the gold is a bit different for each). Wear red and accessorize with gold and you’ll be cheering for the winning team regardless.
- Twenty plus years ago Mike Shanahan won back to back Super Bowls as head coach of the Denver Broncos. His son Kyle Shanahan attempts to join his dad as a Super Bowl-winning coach Sunday with the 49ers. If he does it will be the first father-son duo to do so.
- If the game comes down to a San Fran kick start putting the potato salad back in the fridge. Veteran San Francisco place kicker Robbie Gould is in his 15th NFL season. Good in the regular season, he has ice in his playoff veins. In the playoffs he’s connected on all 27 extra points and 13 field goals he has attempted.
- The HD 4G screen that you will watch the game on was expensive. But it’s a lot cheaper than the cheapest ticket currently available to the game. That price, as of yesterday, was available online for just over $2600. Super Bowl IV, previously mentioned, was not a sellout and tickets had a face value between $8 and $16 dollars.
- Who will win? The quarterbacks don’t lose much. Pick one. Their career records as starters stand at 28–8 for Patrick Mahomes and 23–5 for Jimmy Garoppolo.
- Expect some “trickeration” from KC coach Andy Reid. You never know when he might punt, pass, or kick. Don’t believe it? Take a 30 second look at him at the tender age of 13 doing just that. Take a look at #22 right behind him if you can see him. Andy was born big-boned.
And if you really want to be the smart one in the room take San Fran straight up to win the game.
Pass the chips.