The NFL announced that San Francisco has been chosen to be the host city for the 50th edition of the Super Bowl. Houston was picked to be host in 2017. (TODAY)
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ProFootballTalk: The NFL announced the location of Super Bowl L and Super Bowl LI. The former will be played in the proposed new stadium near San Francisco, while the latter will be in Houston. Mike Florio thinks the new stadium was a lock to get the 50th edition of the Super Bowl, but Houston was just in the right place at the right time. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: Chris Culliver was dreadful in the Super Bowl, and Mike Florio says the 49ers must address their secondary this off-season. Whether through the draft or free agency, San Francisco needs depth at the position. (NBC Sports)
Is the NFL taking a big risk by having the Super Bowl in an open-air stadium? (NBC Sports)
S.E. Cupp wonders why Super Bowl halftime shows, like Beyonce's amazing yet sexually-charged performance, have to be so overly sexualized and tells us that whether the audience liked it or not, "we are all the collective lap" being danced on during the halftime show. (The Cycle)
ProFootballTalk: Jim Daopoulos joins PFT to break down the officiating from Super Bowl XLVII. Where was the flag during the fourth quarter end zone pass to Michael Crabtree? Was there enough evidence to eject Cary Williams for shoving an official? (NBC Sports)
Fans all across Baltimore stormed the streets following the Ravens' Super Bowl win, causing several roads to be closed as celebrations turned destructive. WBAL's Sarah Sampson reports. (NBC News)
Ed Reed, Joe Flacco and Ray Lewis react to their Super Bowl accomplishments after defeating the 49ers 34-31 in New Orleans. (NBC Sports)
Which were your favorites? Experts Donny Deutsch of Deutsch, Inc., Matt Miller of the Association of Independent Commercial Producers, and Laura Petrecca of USA Today give their takes on the top ads of the Super Bowl and actor Jesse Heiman talks about kissing model Bar Refaeli for GoDaddy.com. (TODAY)
New York Daily News sportswriter Mike Lupica chats with TODAY's Willie Geist about last night's Super Bowl and the surprising blackout saying it made the game "memorable in about 9,000 ways." (TODAY)