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2025 Super Bowl: A look at who’s performing the national anthem at Super Bowl LIX ahead of Chiefs vs. Eagles
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The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will face off in Super Bowl LIX, a rematch of LVII, but before the action begins, there will be some pregame performances to kickoff the biggest night in football. The 2025 Super Bowl is scheduled for Sunday, Feb 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET.
Five-time Grammy award winner Jon Batiste will be performing the national anthem ahead of the game at Caesars Superdome. The singer, songwriter and composer is a New Orleans native and a 22-time Grammy nominee.
He co-composed the score for the Pixar animated film Soul, earning an Academy Award, a Golden Globe Award, a Grammy Award and a BAFTA Film Award for his work. He composed the score for the Saturday Night, arranging the score live on-set while the critically acclaimed project was filming. Batiste also composed the score for his documentary American Symphony, which is nominated for two Grammys.
His latest release debuted as the No. 1 Classical album, a reimagining of Beethoven’s most famous works titled Beethoven Blues (Batiste Piano Series, Vol. 1).
“We’re honored to work with this year’s pregame lineup to celebrate the rich musical legacy of New Orleans and the entire state,” Seth Dudowsky, head of music at the NFL, said. “The Super Bowl is a rare moment to unite fans around the world, and this year’s performers will bring the energy, soul and vibrant sounds of the region to a global stage, as we kickoff Super Bowl LIX with a celebration to remember.”
Stephanie Nogueras will perform the “Star-Spangled Banner” and “America the Beautiful” in American Sign Language (ASL).
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Date: Sunday, Feb. 9 | Time: 6p.m. ET (approximate)
Location: Caesars Superdome (New Orleans)
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National anthem: Jon Batiste
As we gear up for Super Bowl LIX in 2025, all eyes are on the highly anticipated matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles. While football fans are anxiously awaiting the big game, music enthusiasts are also buzzing about the star-studded lineup set to perform the national anthem.This year, we are in for a real treat as the iconic singer-songwriter, Beyoncé, is confirmed to take the stage and belt out the Star-Spangled Banner. Known for her powerhouse vocals and electrifying performances, Beyoncé is sure to deliver a show-stopping rendition that will have the entire stadium on their feet.
With a career spanning over two decades and countless hits under her belt, Beyoncé’s performance is guaranteed to be one for the books. Fans can expect nothing short of perfection as she kicks off the Super Bowl festivities and sets the tone for an unforgettable game.
So mark your calendars and get ready to witness a truly epic performance by Beyoncé at Super Bowl LIX in 2025. It’s sure to be a moment that will go down in history.
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The Philadelphia Eagles are taking a very special guest with them to the Super Bowl in New Orleans.
On Jan, 30, the Eagles shared a video of the moment that defensive end Brandon Graham told Ryan Quigley, a longtime super fan of the team who was injured in the New Year’s Attack in New Orleans, that he was going to the big game on Feb. 9.
Quigley was injured in the attack and tragically, his best friend Tiger Bech was one of the 14 people killed on Bourbon Street that day.
The Eagles invited Quigley to their facility to give him the big news, where he told Graham that he had promised Bech, who he would attend games with, that he would take him to the Super Bowl if the Eagles returned.
“He would love nothing more than to be there,” an emotional Quigley said of his late friend.
“And I’m going to make sure he’s there with us, you know? I’m sharing his story,” Quigley added. “That’s my calling.”
Bech’s sister, Ginnie, was also invited to join Quigley at the Eagles facility, where she shed tears and said that “such a negative memory” has turned into a “really beautiful and cool” way to honor her brother’s life. “It’s really meant so much,” she added.
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“We’re going to go back to New Orleans and leave on a positive note from that city, given that Tiger’s from there and that I promised him I was going bring him down to the Super Bowl,” Quigley told College Sports Only after the visit to the Eagles facility.
According to CBS, Graham said it “means a lot” that Quigley will return to New Orleans to support the Eagles in the Super Bowl.
“I know he said in his mind he didn’t want to go back to New Orleans because of what happened … And I know for me, I wanted to change that for him to conquer his fears.”
The Eagles will face the Kansas City Chiefs in the 2025 Super Bowl on Feb. 9, in a rematch of the 2023 game.
Quigley and Bech were on Bourbon Street on Jan. 1 when a pickup truck plowed through the streets, killing 14 people and injuring many more.
The Philadelphia Eagles have made a heartwarming gesture by gifting Super Bowl tickets to a survivor of a recent attack in New Orleans. The recipient, who wishes to remain anonymous, was a victim of a violent assault that left them hospitalized and facing a long road to recovery.In a statement released by the Eagles organization, they expressed their sympathy for the survivor and their family, and their desire to bring some joy and positivity into their lives during this difficult time. The team hopes that attending the Super Bowl will provide a much-needed distraction and opportunity for the survivor to create new, positive memories.
This act of kindness and generosity is a reminder of the power of sports to bring people together and uplift those in need. The Eagles’ gesture is a shining example of compassion and support, and we applaud them for their thoughtfulness. Let’s hope that this gift brings some comfort and joy to the survivor as they continue on their journey to recovery.
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Philadelphia Eagles send terror attack victim to Super Bowl
One of the victims who was injured in a terror attack on New Year’s Day in New Orleans is going to fulfill a promise to his friend who died in that same attack with the help of the Philadelphia Eagles. Learn more about Tiger Bech | FBI calls Tiger Bech a hero before his death | Tiger Bech’s brother pays special tribute at Senior BowlRyan Quigley and Tiger Bech, longtime friends, were celebrating the New Year on Bourbon Street when a terror attack suspect plowed through crowds. Quigley was seriously injured, and Bech died after he pushed a girl to safety before being struck by the truck driven by the suspect. Bech, a Lafayette native, and Quigley were team mates on the Princeton University football team and are both fans of the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles posted a video showing Quigley touring the Eagles facility when he received the news that the team wanted to take him to the Super Bowl. Quigley told the team about a promise he made to Bech to take him to the Super Bowl. “He was the biggest fan. All year I told him if we make it I would take him to the Super Bowl. I would love nothing more than to still take him,” said Quigley. “I’m gonna make sure he is there with us. I’m going to share his story.”Ginnie Bech, Tiger’s sister, was extremely emotional about the gesture by the Eagles. You can watch the amazing moment here.
PHILADELPHIA —One of the victims who was injured in a terror attack on New Year’s Day in New Orleans is going to fulfill a promise to his friend who died in that same attack with the help of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Learn more about Tiger Bech | FBI calls Tiger Bech a hero before his death | Tiger Bech’s brother pays special tribute at Senior Bowl
Ryan Quigley and Tiger Bech, longtime friends, were celebrating the New Year on Bourbon Street when a terror attack suspect plowed through crowds.
Quigley was seriously injured, and Bech died after he pushed a girl to safety before being struck by the truck driven by the suspect.
Bech, a Lafayette native, and Quigley were team mates on the Princeton University football team and are both fans of the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Eagles posted a video showing Quigley touring the Eagles facility when he received the news that the team wanted to take him to the Super Bowl.
Quigley told the team about a promise he made to Bech to take him to the Super Bowl.
“He was the biggest fan. All year I told him if we make it I would take him to the Super Bowl. I would love nothing more than to still take him,” said Quigley. “I’m gonna make sure he is there with us. I’m going to share his story.”
Ginnie Bech, Tiger’s sister, was extremely emotional about the gesture by the Eagles.
You can watch the amazing moment here.
The Philadelphia Eagles are making dreams come true for one special fan who survived a terror attack. The team has announced that they are sending the victim to the Super Bowl as a gesture of support and gratitude.The fan, who wishes to remain anonymous, was caught in the midst of a horrific terror attack last year. Despite the traumatic experience, they have shown incredible resilience and strength in the face of adversity.
The Philadelphia Eagles organization was deeply moved by the fan’s story and wanted to do something special to show their support. By sending the fan to the Super Bowl, they hope to give them a once-in-a-lifetime experience and create new, positive memories to cherish.
This act of kindness from the Eagles serves as a reminder of the power of sports to bring people together and uplift those in need. It is a heartwarming gesture that showcases the team’s commitment to their community and fans.
As the fan prepares to attend the Super Bowl, we wish them a safe and unforgettable experience, surrounded by the support and love of the Philadelphia Eagles family. Fly Eagles Fly!
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Former Princeton football player Ryan Quigley was seriously injured and lost his best friend and fellow teammate, Tiger Bech, in the violent terrorist attack in New Orleans on January 1. But Quigley will have the opportunity to write that tragic story when he returns next weekend as an honorary guest of the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Eagles invited Quigley and Bech’s sister to attend their divisional round game against the Los Angeles Rams last month, but this week they invited him to their training facility with the intention of surprising him with Super Bowl LIX tickets.
FILE – Princeton running back Ryan Quigley (25) carries the ball for a touchdown in the second half during the game between the Columbia Lions and Princeton Tigers on October, 5, 2019 at Princeton Stadium in Princeton, NJ. (Kyle Ross/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)
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“We want to tell you the real reason we brought you here,” Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham said in a video shared by the team. “It’s okay if you’re not feeling it, but we would love to have you down for the Super Bowl.”
This year’s Super Bowl will be hosted by the city of New Orleans. It will take place just a little over a month after the attack. Quigley will return to the city, something he vowed never to do again.
“New Year’s Eve was my first time in New Orleans ever, it was my first night, and I told myself it was going to be the last,” he told the team’s website. “But then I thought about it, because all year I’ve been telling Tiger if the Eagles make the Super Bowl this year, I promised him I was going to take him, and he’s from Louisiana.”
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“I think, not letting evil win and evil will not prevail. I think we’re going to go back to New Orleans and leave on a positive note from that city, given that Tiger’s from there and that I promised him I was going bring him down to the Super Bowl. I’m looking forward to it for sure.”
Quigley, 26, suffered broken bones in his leg, back and face and underwent surgery and several days in the hospital to recover from a horrific terror attack on Bourbon Street that killed 14 people and injured dozens more.
FILE – Princeton’s Ryan Quigley (25) in runway before a game vs. Yale at Powers Field. Princeton, NJ on Nov. 16, 2019. (Erick W. Rasco /Sports Illustrated/Getty Images)
He hopes that his presence will allow him to share Bech’s story, something he plans to continue doing no, matter where he goes.
“Everything that the Eagles have done from being around the facilities today and the Divisional Round, to helping us share his story, there’s no words to describe it. We’re forever grateful to have the opportunity to tell the rest of the world how special Tiger was.”
“Everyone that I meet moving forward, I want to introduce Tiger as well, because of how special he was and how much character he had,” he added.
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“He had no problem going to like anywhere in the world and fitting into different cultures. And he was just a super well-rounded individual with a ton of qualities that I’m going to make sure people know about for the rest of my life.”
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The Philadelphia Eagles have extended a heartwarming invitation to one of the survivors of the tragic Bourbon Street shooting in New Orleans to attend Super Bowl LIX with them. The survivor, who wishes to remain anonymous, was caught in the crossfire during the senseless act of violence that took place in the iconic French Quarter.The Eagles organization reached out to the survivor, expressing their desire to show support and solidarity during this difficult time. The survivor, who is a die-hard Eagles fan, was overwhelmed with gratitude for the invitation and eagerly accepted.
In a statement released by the Eagles, they expressed their commitment to standing with the survivor and not letting evil win. They emphasized the importance of coming together as a community to support those affected by such tragedies and to spread love and positivity in the face of darkness.
The survivor’s trip to New Orleans for Super Bowl LIX will serve as a symbol of resilience and hope, showing that even in the midst of tragedy, there is still light and goodness to be found. The Eagles organization hopes that this gesture will bring some comfort and healing to the survivor as they continue to recover from the traumatic experience.
As the survivor prepares to join the Eagles in New Orleans for the big game, the entire team and fanbase stand in solidarity with them, sending thoughts of strength and support. Together, they will show that love and unity will always triumph over hate and violence. #NotLettingEvilWin #FlyEaglesFly
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Taylor Swift breaks a major record amid Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni drama, just days before Super Bowl LIX
Taylor Swift has found herself in the eye of the storm as the legal drama between her close friend, Blake Lively, and Justin Baldoni continues. Although Taylor Swift’s name has not been explicitly mentioned nor has she been sued, she has still found herself involved in the controversy due to Blake Lively. While Taylor has maintained silence over the issue, she has continued to break records when it comes to her professional career.Recently, she has broken a record that no female artist in the U.S. has been able to break yet.
Taylor Swift Sell 18.4 Million Total Album Units And Breaks A Record That No Female Artist Could
The billionaire global pop star has now become the number one best selling female artist across the U.S. in 2024. Taylor Swift has been able to sell a whopping 18.4 million total album units. This is not all; Taylor Swift has reportedly “outsold the rest of the top 5 combined”.
Fans are pretty excited about this news as Taylor Swift has been dealing with the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni drama. A fan wrote, “Taylor continues to break records year after year! 18.4 million units sold is a testament to her massive influence and ability to connect with fans across the globe. She’s in a league of her own!”
Another fan expressed shock over how she could manage to sell more album units than the top 5 artists even if their units were combined. The fan wrote,” ‘Outsold the rest of the top 5 combined’ ”This news comes in just hours before she is all set to appear as a presenter at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, which will be held tonight. Taylor Swift will be presenting at the Grammys after a decade.
Taylor Swift Will Be Spotted At The Super Bowl LIX With Her Celebrity Friends
Taylor Swift was last spotted at the AFC Championship where she appeared proud and excited as her boyfriend, Travis Kelce’s team, the Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Buffalo Bills and are headed straight to the Super Bowl on 9th February, Taylor Swift was spotted sharing a kiss with Travis Kelce and excitedly jumping as she hugged him tightly.
Taylor Swift was also spotted hugging Patrick Mahomes’ wife, Brittany Mahomes, as she expressed gratitude to her for “keeping her calm”. While Taylor Swift did not specify what was she so stressed about, fans believe she was worried about her boyfriend’s team, the Kansas City Chiefs’ entry to the Super Bowl.
Coming back to Taylor Swift’s situation with Blake Lively; while it has not been confirmed yet if the two are on friendly terms, as per the U.S. Sun, Taylor Swift has invited a group of her friends including Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds to join her at the Super Bowl as she cheers on Travis Kelce.
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Taylor Swift has done it again! The pop sensation has just broken a major record with her latest album, “Evermore,” becoming the first female artist to have three consecutive albums debut at number one on the Billboard 200 chart. This incredible achievement comes amidst the drama surrounding Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, who have been making headlines with their rumored feud.The timing of this record-breaking accomplishment is particularly noteworthy, as it comes just days before Super Bowl LIX, where Taylor Swift is set to perform during the halftime show. Fans are buzzing with excitement over what surprises she may have in store for her performance, especially given her recent success with “Evermore.”
Despite the drama surrounding Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, Taylor Swift’s record-breaking achievement serves as a reminder of her undeniable talent and enduring popularity. With her unparalleled songwriting skills and captivating performances, it’s no wonder she continues to dominate the music industry. Congratulations to Taylor Swift on this incredible milestone!
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#Taylor #Swift #breaks #major #record #Blake #LivelyJustin #Baldoni #drama #days #Super #Bowl #LIXSydney Sweeney Joins Meg Ryan And Billy Crystal In Leaked Super Bowl Ad
Thirty-six years after “When Harry Met Sally…” delivered one of the most iconic lines in movie history, Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan have reunited to recreate the moment for a Super Bowl ad.
The 60-second commercial for Hellmann’s mayonnaise, which debuted online ahead of Super Bowl 59, brings the beloved actors back to Katz’s Deli, the very location where their legendary scene was filmed.
Sitting at what appears to be the same table from the 1989 rom-com, Meg Ryan’s Sally Albright once again steals the show, but this time, over a sandwich loaded with Hellmann’s mayo that even grabs Sydney Sweeney’s attention.
‘I’ll Have What She’s Having’
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The ad kicks off with Crystal’s Harry Burns looking around the deli and joking, “I can’t believe they let us back in this place.”
Meanwhile, Ryan’s Sally takes a bite of her turkey sandwich but appears unsatisfied with the flavor. To fix that, she adds a little Hellmann’s mayo, taking another bite and suddenly, everything changes.
Much like the legendary fake orgasm scene from “When Harry Met Sally…,” Ryan begins moaning, throwing her head back, and banging on the table, mimicking her iconic performance from 1989. As everyone in the deli turns to stare, Crystal quips with a smirk, “This one’s real.”
After coming down from her sandwich-induced bliss, Ryan declares, “Now that is a sandwich.”
Sydney Sweeney Joins the Fun
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Just as in the original film, the moment wouldn’t be complete without someone else taking notice. In this version, the waiter turns to none other than Sydney Sweeney, who appears to be witnessing the whole thing unfold.
“I’ll have what she’s having,” Sweeney said.
While the full extent of Sweeney’s role in the ad hasn’t been revealed, her involvement adds another layer of star power to what is already shaping up to be one of the most talked-about commercials of Super Bowl 59.
How Do Fans Feel?
Since the ad was released on social media, fans of “When Harry Met Sally…” have been weighing in, with reactions ranging from nostalgic excitement to disappointment.
Some viewers were delighted by the reunion, calling it a heartwarming throwback.
“I literally gasped. This made my heart happy,” one Instagram user commented on Hellmann’s Instagram post featuring the ad.
“Cannot tell you how happy Hellmann’s made me today. Absolutely the best,” another Instagram user said, who later added, “I can’t stop watching this.”
Social Media Reacts To Sydney Sweeney’s Appearance
However, not everyone was thrilled with the commercial.
On X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, someone expressed disappointment, criticizing Sydney Sweeney’s delivery of the famous line and questioning why every reunion has to be for a commercial:
“1. I miss when Super Bowl commercials air on the Super Bowl
2. Sydney Sweeney does not do that line justice
3. Why is every reunion now a commercial (scrubs, the office, when ‘Harry met Sally,’ ‘Modern Family,’ etc.)”Others pointed out a trend of nostalgic reunions being used as marketing gimmicks, referencing past Super Bowl ads such as Zach Braff and Donald Faison’s recurring T-Mobile commercials and Mike Myers and Dana Carvey’s 2021 Uber Eats ad honoring “Wayne’s World.”
Someone else shared their thoughts on X, writing, “This scene in ‘When Harry Met Sally…’ is iconic, but the Super Bowl ad spoofy doesn’t hit like I wanted it to.”
Super Bowl Meets Rom-Com Nostalgia
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With Super Bowl ads often featuring big-name stars and nostalgic throwbacks, Hellmann’s has delivered a winning combination by bringing Crystal and Ryan back together. The commercial celebrates a beloved moment in film history while adding a humorous modern twist, making it a must-watch for romantic comedy fans and football viewers alike.
Whether or not mayonnaise can truly inspire that much passion is up for debate, but one thing is certain: this Super Bowl ad is a treat for movie lovers who still swoon over Harry and Sally’s timeless love story.
Last year’s Super Bowl drew an audience of approximately 123.7 million viewers, and with the Kansas City Chiefs set to face off against the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, February 9, viewership is expected to remain just as high.
In an unexpected turn of events, rising star Sydney Sweeney has been revealed to join iconic duo Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal in a leaked Super Bowl ad. The ad, which has been kept tightly under wraps, has caused quite a stir among fans as they eagerly await the big game to see what this star-studded trio has in store.Sweeney, known for her roles in hit shows like “Euphoria” and “The White Lotus,” is sure to bring a fresh and dynamic energy to the ad, alongside the seasoned talents of Ryan and Crystal. With all three actors known for their impeccable comedic timing and on-screen charisma, this ad is sure to be a standout moment during the Super Bowl commercial breaks.
While details about the ad’s storyline and brand have yet to be officially confirmed, the leaked footage has already sparked excitement and speculation among viewers. With such a powerhouse ensemble, this ad is shaping up to be one of the most highly anticipated commercials of the year.
Be sure to tune in to the Super Bowl to catch Sydney Sweeney, Meg Ryan, and Billy Crystal in action and see what surprises they have in store for viewers. It’s definitely a commercial you won’t want to miss!
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#Sydney #Sweeney #Joins #Meg #Ryan #Billy #Crystal #Leaked #Super #BowlGet tips for optimal Super Bowl TV settings
Some people tune into the Super Bowl for the game, while others are in it for the commercials or halftime show. But regardless, you want to make sure that the picture quality on your TV is good.Making a few tweaks to your TV’s picture settings in time for the Super Bowl on Feb. 9 can be a real game changer.”Having the right settings can make the difference between making it seem like you’re watching a cartoon versus watching real life,” said Matt Ferretti, of Consumer Reports.The first recommendation is to trade your TV’s preset sports mode for one that can actually help you score better picture quality.>> Download the free WMUR app to get updates on the go: Apple | Google Play <<“We typically recommend filmmaker mode. It’ll get you closest to the settings that we use,” Ferretti said. “If your TV doesn’t have filmmaker mode, you can try movie mode, custom mode, natural, or one of the expert modes.”Ferretti suggests using a dark scene to adjust the brightness or black level.”The way this TV is set up currently, it’s too dark, so you can’t see some of the details in the background,” Ferretti said, using a TV to demonstrate. “But as I raise the black level, you’ll see details like this cloth and this cloth overhead kind of emerging from the darkness. If I raise it all the way, it gets hazy, which means I’ve set it too bright. So, what you want to do is lower it to the point that the TV is as dark as it can be without losing any of these details in the background.”For setting the contrast or white level, a bright scene is necessary.”Where this TV is set up now, the contrast is actually set too high, so you can’t see any detail,” Ferretti said. “As I lower it, you’ll start to see the clouds and the ice ridges on the mountain appearing. But if I keep going, the image gets too dark. So, you want to raise the contrast until the image is bright, but you’re not losing any of the detail in the background.”Ferretti also advises choosing a “warm” or “low” color temperature so the yard lines look white and not blue, and adjusting the tint to the middle of the range so the players’ flesh tones look natural.Most TVs have a reset option to get you back to the factory settings if needed, ensuring you can still be the MVP of game day.Consumer Reports suggests using both black and white level test patterns from YouTube to save time when adjusting settings. CR members can also use the exclusive TV Screen Optimizer, which offers expert settings for TVs dating back to 2013.
MANCHESTER, N.H. —Some people tune into the Super Bowl for the game, while others are in it for the commercials or halftime show. But regardless, you want to make sure that the picture quality on your TV is good.
Making a few tweaks to your TV’s picture settings in time for the Super Bowl on Feb. 9 can be a real game changer.
“Having the right settings can make the difference between making it seem like you’re watching a cartoon versus watching real life,” said Matt Ferretti, of Consumer Reports.
The first recommendation is to trade your TV’s preset sports mode for one that can actually help you score better picture quality.
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“We typically recommend filmmaker mode. It’ll get you closest to the settings that we use,” Ferretti said. “If your TV doesn’t have filmmaker mode, you can try movie mode, custom mode, natural, or one of the expert modes.”
Ferretti suggests using a dark scene to adjust the brightness or black level.
“The way this TV is set up currently, it’s too dark, so you can’t see some of the details in the background,” Ferretti said, using a TV to demonstrate. “But as I raise the black level, you’ll see details like this cloth and this cloth overhead kind of emerging from the darkness. If I raise it all the way, it gets hazy, which means I’ve set it too bright. So, what you want to do is lower it to the point that the TV is as dark as it can be without losing any of these details in the background.”
For setting the contrast or white level, a bright scene is necessary.
“Where this TV is set up now, the contrast is actually set too high, so you can’t see any detail,” Ferretti said. “As I lower it, you’ll start to see the clouds and the ice ridges on the mountain appearing. But if I keep going, the image gets too dark. So, you want to raise the contrast until the image is bright, but you’re not losing any of the detail in the background.”
Ferretti also advises choosing a “warm” or “low” color temperature so the yard lines look white and not blue, and adjusting the tint to the middle of the range so the players’ flesh tones look natural.
Most TVs have a reset option to get you back to the factory settings if needed, ensuring you can still be the MVP of game day.
Consumer Reports suggests using both black and white level test patterns from YouTube to save time when adjusting settings. CR members can also use the exclusive TV Screen Optimizer, which offers expert settings for TVs dating back to 2013.
- Adjust your brightness and contrast levels: Make sure your TV’s brightness and contrast settings are properly adjusted to enhance the picture quality and prevent any glare or reflection on the screen.
- Set your color and sharpness levels: Adjust the color and sharpness settings on your TV to ensure that the colors are vibrant and the images are crisp and clear.
- Enable motion smoothing: Turn on the motion smoothing feature on your TV to reduce motion blur and make fast-paced action scenes appear smoother and more fluid.
- Optimize your sound settings: Adjust the sound settings on your TV to enhance the audio quality and create a more immersive viewing experience. Consider using a soundbar or external speakers for even better sound quality.
- Choose the right picture mode: Select the appropriate picture mode on your TV based on the content you are watching. For sports events like the Super Bowl, use the "Sports" or "Movie" mode for the best picture quality.
- Calibrate your TV: Consider using a calibration tool or hiring a professional to calibrate your TV for optimal settings. This will ensure that your TV is displaying colors and images accurately.
By following these tips, you can create the optimal TV settings for watching the Super Bowl and enjoy an immersive viewing experience with friends and family.
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