Super Bowl 2025: Everything You Need to Know, and More!
- Daniella Kapusty
- Jan 7
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 18
With the New Year among us, and the additional pounds from the holidays also among us, we look forward now to the next holiday, Super Bowl LIX, which will take place on February 9th this year in New Orleans.
As a recap:
Right now the leaders of the divisions are as follows:
Bills in the AFC East
Chiefs in the AFC West
Ravens in the AFC North
Texans in the AFC South
Eagles in the NFC East
Rams in the NFC West
Lions in the NFC North
Buccaneers in the NFC South
The Chiefs have won the AFC conference and the Lions won their NFC conference.
In the AFC, the Steelers, Chargers and Broncos have clinched wild card spots.
In the NFC, the Commanders, Vikings and Packers have clinched wild card spots.
This is the 11th time that New Orleans will be hosting one of the biggest events of the year, Super Bowl LIX, I say one of the biggest because of Mardi Gras.
As a bit of background, NOLA has hosted an impressive number of Super Bowls because they’ve had a continuous NFL team, since 1967, in addition to the weather being better than settings like Buffalo lol, the New Orleans Caesars Superdome is well, a Dome.
If we all go back in our memories, let's go back to the year 2013. The year Margaret Thatcher passed, and when Prince George was born
which was the last time New Orleans hosted the Super Bowl, where Baltimore and San Francisco played each other, and Baltimore took the title with a 34-31 win against San Francisco.
I asked everyone in the office the two teams they thought would be playing in the Super Bowl, and who they thought would win. The findings are as follows:
The two teams the office thinks will be playing in the Super Bowl:
Buffalo Bills: 44.4%
Kansas City Chiefs: 11.1%
Baltimore Ravens: 44.4%
Pittsburgh Steelers: 11.1%
Philadelphia Eagles: 33.3%
Detroit Lions: 44.4%
Minnesota Vikings: 11.1%
Out of the two teams they selected, everyone picked one of their two choices of teams they thought was going to actually win the Super Bowl:
Buffalo Bills: 44.4%
Baltimore Ravens: 33.3%
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