Super Bowl
Coverage of Super Bowl in the Nexus archive.
- Watch: Vikings owner & president Mark Wilf discusses Teasley/O’Connell partnership, QB situation, desire to win
Vikings Co-Owner and President Mark Wilf held a press conference at the TCO Center, discussing the team's preparation for the season. He offered his opinion on the newly-formed partnership between General Manager Nolan Teasley and head coach Kevin O’Connell, addressed the ongoing quarterback competition, and highlighted the family's commitment to pursuing a Super Bowl win.
- Mexico’s avocado exports to the US shot up 35% during Q1
Mexican avocado exports to the U.S. increased by 35% in Q1 2026, with shipments rising from 370,000 to over 501,000 tonnes. The surge, driven by Super Bowl demand and improved production in states like Michoacán and Jalisco, positioned avocados as Mexico’s second-largest agri-food export to the U.S., valued at over $3.6 billion.
- Doctor who cleared Drew Brees for Saints remembers decision that changed history
Dr. Tim Finney, a former Saints team physician, cleared Drew Brees to join the team in 2006 after Brees recovered from a severe shoulder injury. Brees went on to lead the Saints to multiple successes, including a Super Bowl championship, during his 15-season tenure in New Orleans.
- Morning 3: Woman stabbed with pitchfork at home in Lincoln County -- and other news
A woman was stabbed with a pitchfork at her home in Lincoln County, with the suspect arrested the next day. A North Carolina woman has been missing since July 22 during a Caribbean vacation. Charlotte faces a challenge in hosting a Super Bowl due to a lack of a necessary resource, and severe thunderstorms are expected across the Carolinas on Tuesday.
- A side-by-side comparison shows stark differences between Meta and Anthropic's AI ad campaigns
Meta and Anthropic released contrasting AI ad campaigns. Anthropic's ad focused on AI anxieties with negative imagery like a burning house, while Meta's ad emphasized optimism with rainbows and smiling children. Both ads address AI concerns but differ sharply in tone and visual storytelling.
- US win over Bosnia-Herzegovina most-watched soccer telecast in English language history
The U.S. soccer match against Bosnia-Herzegovina was the most-watched English-language telecast in history with 24.4 million viewers and a peak of 31.8 million. The U.S. won 2-0, advancing to the World Cup round of 16 for the first time since 2002. The event surpassed the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup Final in viewership and was compared to the 2025 Super Bowl.
- US win over Bosnia-Herzegovina most-watched soccer telecast in English language history
The U.S. men's soccer team's 2-0 victory over Bosnia-Herzegovina in the World Cup was the most-watched soccer telecast in English language history, with 24.4 million viewers and a peak audience of 31.8 million. The match surpassed the 2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup Final in viewership and marked the U.S. team's first knockout-stage win since 2002.
- The soccer-loving mayor who's ready to host the USA
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, an avid soccer fan and investor in 49ers Enterprises (which owns Leeds United), is preparing to host U.S. World Cup matches in the Bay Area. He aims to use major events like the World Cup and Super Bowl to revitalize San Francisco's image and attract visitors. The U.S. team's July 1 match will be held at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, though Lurie seeks to associate the event with San Francisco.
- Katie Wilson, Seattle’s unlikely sports mayor
Katie Wilson has emerged as an unexpected figure in Seattle's sports boom, driven by a Super Bowl title, World Cup success, and buzz around the Sonics. The article highlights her role amid the city's recent sports achievements.
- Bears banking on safeties Coby Bryant, Dillon Thieneman to rise together
The Chicago Bears are investing heavily in safeties Coby Bryant and Dillon Thieneman, pairing a veteran with a first-round rookie. Bryant advises Thieneman to slow down during practices, while coaches highlight their combined versatility and potential to strengthen the defense.
- Knicks owner confirms championship celebration invite to White House while Seahawks visit on back burner
The New York Knicks have accepted a White House invitation to celebrate their NBA championship, while the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl visit remains unresolved. Knicks owner James Dolan confirmed the team's pending White House trip, whereas the White House press office stated no details have been finalized for the Seahawks. The Eagles' 2025 White House visit is contrasted with the Seahawks' uncertain plans.
- Disney is poised to ramp its already booming advertising business. Rita Ferro is behind the push
Disney is expanding its advertising business by selling ads for the Super Bowl, Oscars, and Grammys in 2027. Rita Ferro, Global ad president, is leading this initiative.
- Retail Traders Can Now Own Slice of Kalshi in Private-Asset Boom
Retail traders now have the opportunity to own a slice of Kalshi, a derivatives trading platform, as part of the broader private-asset boom. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is requesting explanations from Crypto.com and Kalshi regarding their Super Bowl event contracts and their compliance with derivatives regulations.
- Prediction market ‘watchdog’ launches six-figure ad campaign ahead of Senate hearing
A prediction market watchdog has launched a six-figure ad campaign ahead of a Senate hearing. The campaign comes as prediction markets like Kalshi gain attention. The ad campaign will not include Super Bowl broadcast spots.
- Kalshi Judge Predicts Tribe Will Win Block on Sports Contracts
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is asking Crypto.com and Kalshi Inc. to explain how their recently launched Super Bowl event contracts comply with derivatives regulations. Kalshi Judge predicts the tribe will win a block on sports contracts. The issue is related to compliance with derivatives regulations.
- Hims Sales Miss on Rising Competition for Weight-Loss Drugs
Hims & Hers Health Inc.'s weight-loss drugs are facing rising competition, with a Super Bowl ad sparking pushback from branded drugmakers' lobbying group, citing misleading marketing. The company's sales may be impacted by increasing competition in the weight-loss drug market. Hims & Hers Health Inc. is experiencing challenges in promoting its products.
- First vacuums — then the world
Dreame, a Chinese robot vacuum company, spent $10 million on a Super Bowl ad to launch its global expansion ambitions, aiming to become a major consumer electronics brand. The move is compared to Quibi's failed Super Bowl ad, highlighting the high-stakes gamble.