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Football fans are no doubt excited for the 2015 Super Bowl. Heck, Marvel superheroes Chris Pratt and Chris Evans have a bet riding on it. But, even non-sports fans can find something to enjoy. No, we're not talking about Katy Perry's décolletage, we're talking about the Super Bowl movie trailers that will be airing during the commercial breaks. With the 2015 Super Bowl set to air on NBC this weekend, we thought now would be the perfect time to run through what we know is going to debut during the big game and what surprises could still be in store. We'll continue to update with any last minute surprises, and you can watch all the 2015 Super Bowl trailers in our video hub.

The NFL is continuing its crusade to stop domestic violence.

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Forget about the depth of the running game, the quality of the passing attack or the intensity of the defense. If you want to figure out who'll win the Super Bowl, watch this.

It's hard to believe that the biggest story before the Super Bowl is about the amount of air in some footballs, but Deflategate continues to be the scandal that won't go away. With that in mind, the New York Times decided to do some investigative reporting to show fans just what goes on in a Wilson football factory.

Marshawn Lynch is known for a few things: being a beast on the football field, loving Skittles and saying very little. He's decided to have some fun with all three in this ridiculous commercial.

ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Rams have notified the St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission they intended to shift to a year-to-year lease agreement for their use of the Edward Jones Dome. The notification is a potential pretext to a possible move back to Los Angeles, where owner Stan Kroenke has land to build a new stadium...