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The Super Bowl is one of the most watched and treasured televised events of the year, bringing people with all sorts of interests together.

The President of the National Wrestling Alliance leaders are publicly advocating the use of medical marijuana for players.

Budweiser and the Super Bowl have been a solid partnership for years and the beer behemoth has created some of the most iconic commercials in the telecast's history (think Clydesdales, talking frogs, etc.) But another kind of bud is...

The Atlanta Falcons should win the Super Bowl. That is not a statement made in prognostication, but in best possible outcome.

Super Bowl Media Day isn’t meant to produce answers, just responses. This truth was evident this year once again, as the game took a backseat.

If you tune into the Super Bowl on Sunday, you're sure to see commercials hawking stuff. What you won't see? Ads for marijuana.

The NFL Players Association made a bold step toward softening its position on marijuana use, but it remains to be seen how the league will react.

Professional football has long since surpassed baseball as America’s most popular sport. The NFL’s Super Bowl is a national party. Super Bowls represent 19 of America’s 20 most-watched TV broadcasts.

In the last week we heard from NBA legend Phil Jackson and Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr talking about their own marijuana use and how they think professional sports leagues like the NBA and NFL should change their marijuana policies.

New York Knicks President Phil Jackson made two admissions regarding marijuana Tuesday night: One about his personal use 47 years ago and the other, more importantly, about the league's current culture.