footballIf you’re a fan of America’s biggest sport, you obviously know that it’s Superbowl time in the NFL. Many Eagles fans in the city of brotherly love will have to wait until next year for their dreams of a Lombardi trophy, but there is still the biggest sporting event of the year to watch this weekend. What if you’re not local to the city? What if your home team still has a chance at glory, or what if you just want to find a good spot to watch game, while enjoying some appropriate football fare. Thankfully, in Philadelphia you have options.

If you are rooting for the Broncos…

BroncosWhether you’re from the Denver area, or just a fan of legendary quarterback, Peyton Manning, Philadelphia has a pocket of friendly faces with which to whom the orange and blue. According to a section of meetup.com, there will be a group of mile high fans enjoying the Superbowl at Tavern on Broad this Sunday.

Though normally a Buffalo Bills bar, this sports oriented establishment will be offering a draft beer and wing special from 6:30 to 8:30, but call ahead soon, it’s only for those on the Tavern’s guest list.

If you are rooting for the Panthers…

 

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If you’re a University of Florida graduate, chances are you’ll be rooting for your fellow alumni, Cam Newton on Sunday. If you opt for the Field House on Filbert street for the big game, chances are you won’t be alone.

The Gator Club of Philadelphia often frequents this establishment, and what better time than to watch a famous Gator alum start at quarterback for the Panthers. The Field House will also be featuring a beer and wings special on Sunday, because honestly, what’s the Superbowl without food?
It’s the biggest single day in sports this country has to offer, and Philadelphia has no shortage of places to watch history, no matter what team you root for. At least all of the citizens of the city who bleed green won’t have to watch the Cowboys or the Giants this Sunday.

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