The Super Bowl will feature two outstanding offenses, led by quarterbacks Peyton Manning (Colts) and Drew Brees (Saints). For good reason, both teams have been public favorites throughout the year so it’ll be interesting to see how the line moves over the next two weeks.

The excitement of Super Bowl odds are like no other time of the year for football bettors. Money is being made on all kinds of Superbowl prop bets and 30 second commercial spots are sold for millions.

The Super Bowl is the final contest of the professional season and determines the league's annual champion. Now probably the most important single-day sporting event in the United States, the Super Bowl had more modest beginnings. In 1967 the champions of the American Football League (which merged with the NFL in 1970) and the NFL met in what was called the AFL-NFL World Championship Game. The name was later shortened to Super Bowl, named after a child's toy, the Super Ball.

The trophy awarded to the winning team of each Super Bowl was originally called the World Championship Trophy. It was later called the Lombardi Trophy, named after Vince Lombardi, and NFL legend.

There are actually two Lombardi Trophies at each Super Bowl game. One is a back up in case the one presented to the team is destroyed during the celebration.

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The excitement of Super Bowl is like no other time of the year for football bettors. Money is being made on all kinds of superbowl prop bets and 30 second commercial spots are sold for millions. It is typically the most-watched game on American television. The Super Bowl is so popular that game day is called Super Bowl Sunday. Exclusive rights to broadcast the Super Bowl rotate among the biggest networks in T.V. and because of so many people watching, commercial spots are the most expensive of the year.

Announcers Jim Nantz and Phil Simms will be hosting the game. Dolphin Stadium, which is actually called Landshark Stadium prior to the game, is the old name of the stadium, but due to previous naming right contracts, for all intensive purposes Landshark Stadium will be called Sun Life Stadium.

A five-year naming rights agreement with Toronto-based Sun Life Financial was confirmed. The deal is for at least $4 million a year and perhaps more, depending on postseason success for the Dolphins and Florida Marlins, the stadium's baseball tenant through next year.

Sun Life Stadium, which is host to this Super Bowl XLIV (44) and the 2010 Pro Bowl, also has 2 massive High Definition TV monitors at either end of the stadium and a High Definition media strip lining the entire inside of the stadium.

Sun Life Stadium, formerly known as Land Shark Stadium, Joe Robbie Stadium, Pro Player Park, Pro Player Stadium, Dolphins Stadium and Dolphin Stadium, is located one mile south of the Dade-Broward county line and sits on a 160-acre site. It is 16 miles northwest of downtown Miami and 18 miles south of Ft. Lauderdale.

Sun Life Stadium prides itself on the prescription Athletic Turf (natural grass) making up the playing surface. It was designed with mechanical drainage capability and provides a firm playing surface within 30 minutes of a 1" per hour of rain.