Everything seemed so right. The Jet candy apple green. The aging quarterback who occasionally like to appears on National TV and occasionally say off the wall things.

The great Jay Glazer of FOX Sports reported Sunday afternoon the bombshell of all bombshells: One 41-year old Mr. Aaron Rodgers will not be back with the New York Jets next season.

Shocker of all shockers.

As for Mr. Glazer you have to give the man credit for the use of “Big Scoopage” on his Tweet below. Especially on the day when so many will be scooping into the dip and salsa bowls.

Hopefully we can get another nine months of non-stop media speculation as to what Mr. Rodgers’ next move will be. Will he sign on with a team? Will he retire? This should be good enough for about 900 hours of First Take airtime.

Big scoopage: Aaron Rodgers flew back to New Jersey last week to meet with the Jets about his future with the team, only to be told that the team was moving on from him. If that means that he will be a June 1 designation that allows him to sign with any team in the league on…

— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) February 9, 2025

What: Super Bowl LIX (59 for the non-Romans out there)

When: 6:30 P.M. Eastern Time

Where: The SuperDome in New Orleans, Louisiana.

How to watch: FOX (free), Tubi Streaming in 4K free, NFL+ (paid).

FOX Sports will broadcast pre-game coverage of Super Bowl LIX between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs Sunday Feb. 9 starting at 1 p.m. ET on FOX TV affiliates.

The game kicks off at 6:30 p.m. Eastern Time Sunday on FOX and FOX affiliates. The game can also be streamed for free on the Tubi App, available on most Smart TVs, and streaming devices. Tubi will stream the game in 4K on compatible devices  Fans can also watch live at

Paid NFL+ Subscribers can watch the game via the NFL app or NFL.com.

This year’s game takes place in New Orleans, Louisiana at the Superdome. Kendrick Lamar will be the featured halftime entertainment. Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady will have the call of the game on FOX along with Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi on the sidelines.

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People are ready for Super Bowl LIX, a.k.a Super Bowl 59.

Most are expecting another recording setting TV and streaming audience for Sunday’s game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs.

Between horrible weather and political drama, tragedies, people are ready for a diversion and to be entertained, there’s no doubt about it.

The Eagles will have all of Philly and half of New Jersey rooting for them, and it will go about 50/50 if people love or hate the Chiefs dynasty.

Pat Mahomes is fun. Saquon Barkley running through defenses is fun. It’s a pretty good matchup for the NFL.

There’s no doubt advertisers are expecting a large audience, as ad space for the event, notoriously off the charts, is even more off the charts. According to reports, FOX’s ad space is sold out. A 30-second ad was sold for over $8 million according to some reports, a new record.  Prior to the pandemic a 30-second Super Bowl ad would cost about $5 million.

Last year’s Super Bowl was the most watched in history with an average of 123 million viewers.

This year FOX will broadcast the game across broadcast television, and will stream it on the Tubi streaming platform. The NFL app will stream the game live if you sign up for the NFL+ subscription service.

Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady will call the game on FOX along with Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi on the sidelines.

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