Ever since the players made the game political, I think a lot of fans just stopped caring.

Another one here going on the record of not caring anymore.

Used to once.  Loved Professional Football.

Thanks for the reminder, Flapp.  Didn't realize SB is tomorrow.  Probably would've found out....tomorrow, lol!

I agree that the politics in professional sports killed it for me and for many other people.

With 70,000 people in attendance and more than 100 million projected to tune in on Sunday,
Super Bowl LVI is expected to post record-breaking ratings.

For only the second time in the National Football League's history, the host city will play in the
“Big Game” when the Los Angeles Rams take on the Cincinnati Bengals in Inglewood, California.
That could be why ticket prices have steadily dropped in recent days, as Angelenos wait to buy
tickets for what they perceive as a home game.

Still, they're going to be spending big money for a seat inside SoFi Stadium.

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Fans looking to enjoy a VIP experience on Sunday will have to dole out about $38,000, while
Ticketmaster, the NFL's official ticketing partner, listed prices of up to $75,000 per VIP ticket.
Ticket-booking company StubHub reported that, as of Friday, tickets for seats in the rafters cost
$4,036.

Wait, wait there's more. Parking will be “extremely limited” because of festivities outside the
stadium, the city of Inglewood said, meaning those planning to drive will pay a pretty price tag.

On StubHub, parking prices vary wildly, with the cost of spots ranging from $283 all the way up
to $6,970.

Nearby residents eager to get in on the action are charging hundreds of dollars for parking spots
in private garages and driveways, The Los Angeles Times reported.

Retailers are set to earn $14.6bn from the game this year through sales of merchandise and other
items, said the National Retail Federation, which has tracked Super Bowl spending plans since 2007.

Those who won't be heading to the $5.5 billion state-of-the-art stadium are predicted to spend $78.92
on game-related expenses this year, with food and beverages accounting for 79 per cent of spending.
...
Super Bowl advertisements starring A-listers have become a traditional part of the Big Game with some
people only tuning for them. This year's crop will include Seth Rogen, Paul Rudd, Scarlett Johansson,
Anna Kendrick, Matthew Matthew McConaughey, Salma Hayek, Will Smith, Eugene Levy, Pete Davidson,
Brie Larson and Dave Bautista with sidelined Lindsay Lohan returning to the game for Planet Fitness.

Last year, 76 per cent of viewers cited advertisements as a reason for tuning in and 30 per cent said
they were a major reason to watch the game, global decision intelligence company Morning Consult said.

Broadcaster NBC, which is also hosting this year's Winter Olympics, said its advertising slots have sold out.

Last year's Super Bowl generated $434.5m in in-game revenue, research firm Kantar reported. With
commercial slots going for as high as $7m this year, NBC expects to profit more than $500m in advertising
revenue.

I just looked it up, and apparently Super Bowl LVI is this Sunday, Feb 13th.