Super Bowl Tickets
Super Bowl Tickets are the most coveted seats a football fan can hold in his hands. The Superbowl is the name given to the Championship game of the national Football League (NFL) and is held annually in February. The Super Bowl uses a Roman numeral to enumerate each Super Bowl. Super bowl legends include Joe Montana, Terry Bradshaw, and Tom Brady of the New England Patriots to mention a few.
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Super Bowl Ticket Facts
The Super Bowl is now regarded as an unofficial national holiday in the United States and results in some of the highest viewing statistics for NFL television of the year. This is due to tickets for sale to the Super Bowl being very hard to come by and the vast majority of football fans simply can not find tickets for the big game. Suffice it to say, Super Bowl Tickets bring many times the face value of the original ticket price.
The Road To The Super Bowl
NFL Teams get to the Super Bowl by way of a series of playoffs that rewards good regular seasons and punishes those who lose. The first round is the Wild Car Round where teams with middling win/loss records play the Division winners with the two lowest records in their Conference. The winners of this round play in the Division Championships where they play the teams with the best records in the Conference, who have had an extra week off since the regular season to heal.
Super Bowl Process
The winners of the Division playoffs play in the Conference Championship game. Those who are able to prevail win a Conference trophy and two weeks to heal up for the Super Bowl. The NFC Champion team has been awarded the George Halas Trophy since 1984, the same year the AFC Champion has been awarded the Lamar Hunt Trophy. Mr. Hunt was the founder of the AFL and owner of the Kansas City Chiefs. Mr. Halas was the owner of the Chicago Bears and helped to found the NFL.
Super Bowl Trivia
When the National Football League merged with the American Football League (AFL) they created a Conference system where the former AFL teams (plus some NFL teams to balance the conferences) would send two Conference Champions into the final game to determine supremacy in professional football. Since then some 42 Super Bowls have been played with the result that the NFC teams hold a slight edge in wins over the AFC.
