Best Apps for Non-Sports Fan to Enjoy the Super Bowl

The Super Bowl is one of the sport’s most famous events. It is an annual championship event between the winners of the league’s American Football Conference and National Football Conference held every January or February. The Super Bowl was the product of a merger between rivals American Football League (AFL) and National Football League (NFL) in 1966. The first Super Bowl (then known as the AFL-NFL World Championship Game) was played in January 1967. The Super Bowl tag first appeared in 1969 and the game has since grown to be one of the biggest sporting events in the world. The days leading up to the game are marked by immense media attention and a festive fervor among football fans across America. Non-football fans can also find ways to keep themselves entertained during the game using apps. Football trivia apps like The Super Bowl Trivia Challenge and NFL Fan Quiz can keep you entertained during the Super Bowl. You can also have fun with friends by attempting to guess the score of the Super Bowl as the game progresses.

In addition, the Super Bowl has grown to be a hugely successful commercial enterprise. Super Bowl games are always sold out and TV ratings consistently peak during the Super Bowl. It is among the most viewed television broadcast in the US. The immense viewership means that Super Bowl commercials are a premium and command enormously high fees. A 30-second Super Bowl ad costs up to 4.5 million dollars. The commercials get more or less the same fan attention and media coverage as the game itself. Fans who aren’t too committed to watching the game can still have hours of fun debating and rating the commercials. Super Bowl word games and other indoor football games are exciting ways to play with friends and have fun during the game. Also, you can easily play a game of squares using the Football Squares app. This app makes it easy for you to select your squares and track your scores. You also get templates to help you design printed sheets if you wish.

Now, game day eats are also an important part of the Super Bowl. The Super Bowl is the second-largest day for food consumption in the US after Thanksgiving. So, whether you are inviting a few friends over for the game or planning a feast, you can get healthy Super Bowl recipes from an app. The New York Times (NYT) Cooking app, for instance, contains recommendations, recipe notes, and videos on preparing perfect game-day snacks and dishes for your guests. BigOven is another wonderful app for preparing Super Bowl meals. With over 350,000 recipes, this app can help you compile a grocery list and plan meals ahead of time. When the game is over, you can still get ideas on how to make the leftovers useful from the app.