The 2006 Colts featured the league's second-ranked scoring offense, led by Manning, fellow Hall of Famer Marvin Harrison and perennial Pro Bowl receiver Reggie Wayne. On defense, the Colts were led by Hall of Fame pass rusher Dwight Freeney, All-Pro defensive end Robert Mathis and 2007 NFL Defensive Player of the Year Bob Sanders.

The Vikings not only have lost four Super Bowls, but they have also lost a total of six conference championships, meaning they were part of the final four teams a total of 10 times in franchise history. All four of Minnesota's Super Bowl losses came in a span of eight seasons from the 1969 to 1976 seasons.

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Tom Brady's first season as an NFL color commentator is now in the books after he called Super Bowl LIX alongside Kevin Burkhardt.

New England Patriots icon Tom Brady may have more Super Bowl experience than anyone could wish for, but that didn't stop him from revealing a bout of nerves ahead of the NFL's biggest game

New England Patriots legend Tom Brady may have more Super Bowl experience than anyone could wish for but that didn't stop the former quarterback from revealing a bout of nerves ahead of the big game