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Here’s how to watch the Kansas City Chiefs play the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl for free—and maybe even catch a glimpse of Taylor Swift. There are bunch of ways to experience Super Bowl LVIII Live. Some are obvious, some less so, and some involve antennae.

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Super Bowl 58: San Francisco 49ers v Kansas City Chiefs

Venue: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas Date: Sunday, 11 February Kick-off: 23:30 GMT

BBC coverage: Listen to commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live and follow live text on the BBC Sport website and app

Another Super Bowl and another year of the Kelce brothers, Travis and Jason, making headlines both within and outside NFL circles - and this time it's been supersized by music megastar Taylor Swift.

The Kelces made history by both playing in last year's Super Bowl, with Travis' Kansas City Chiefs beating Jason's Philadelphia Eagles - after a week their mother Donna dominated in terms of media coverage while talking about her sons.

In the 12 months since then, the brothers have had their own Amazon Prime documentary, they've both appeared on Saturday Night Live and their New Heights podcast, already growing in popularity, exploded thanks to a certain blossoming new romance - ending 2023 as the sixth biggest podcast in the United States., external

For all the headlines they create off the field, on the field the pair continued to excel. They are both Super Bowl winners and future Hall of Fame entrants as two of the best players we have seen in their respective positions.

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Essential guide to Super Bowl 58

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Las Vegas will host Super Bowl 58 in its new billion-dollar, sustainably powered Allegiant Stadium. The venue holds 70,000 people, but if you’re not one of them and American football is your thing (or you just like the buzzy commercials and want to see Usher perform at halftime) you’ll need a way to watch at home. Luckily, there are a multitude of ways to do so — and one of them is nearly free. Kick off happens Sunday, February 11, at 3:30pm Pacific (6:30pm Eastern) so you have some more time to decide how you want to watch the big game. Here are all the ways to watch Super Bowl 2024.

How to watch Super Bowl 58

This year, the rights to air the biggest annual sporting event in the US goes to CBS… and Nickelodeon. Yep, the kids channel is hosting a live, family-friendly version of the event, complete with helpful thematic graphics and the cast of SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora the Explorer hosting, providing commentary and explaining the rules to the youngest NFL fans. If you don’t need sideline reports from Sandy Cheeks, regular versions of the game will appear on CBS, CBS Sports Network, Paramount+ and on the NFL+ mobile app.

How to watch the Super Bowl with cable or satellite TV

Cable and satellite subscribers can tune into their local CBS station. If your plan includes CBS Sports Network (or Nickelodeon), you can go that route, too. Here’s a list of local CBS stations and affiliates so you can find your channel.

How to stream Super Bowl 2024

Last year, the Super Bowl was a little more complicated to stream since the broadcaster (Fox) didn’t have an over-the-top streaming app. It’s easier this year: the standalone Paramount+ app lets subscribers watch the game live. Plans start at $6 per month and there’s currently a free seven-day trial, but there’s no telling if that deal will still be live right before the big event. Of course, most live TV streaming services will also have the game, either on your local CBS station or via CBSSN. Here are the providers that will show Super Bowl LVIII:

YouTube with Live TV - $73 per month

Hulu with Live TV - $77 per month

Fubo - $80 per month

DirecTV Stream (CBS and Nickelodeon) - $80 per month

Philo (Nickelodeon only) - $25 per month

If you’re willing to pay, Paramount+ is the cheapest way to stream the Super Bowl this year, plus you’ll get other shows to watch when the game’s over.

Can I watch the 2024 Super Bowl for free?

Almost. If you buy an indoor digital antenna, which hooks up to the coaxial port on your TV set, you can grab the game broadcast from your local CBS affiliate at no extra cost. It’ll let you watch your local NBC, ABC, PBS and FOX networks, too.

Can I watch the 2024 Super Bowl on mobile?

The NFL+ mobile app is airing the Super Bowl, but only on your smartphone or tablet (PC access and casting isn’t supported for primetime games, which includes the Super Bowl). So if you’re watching solo, this could be a good option. A subscription goes for $7 per month and it also provides NFL Network content with 24/7 football news.

Who is performing at the Super Bowl 2024 halftime show?

For some, the action in between the two halves of the game is what really matters. Mega stars have headlined the halftime show for decades now, with performances by Rihanna, Shakira, Lady Gaga, Prince, The Rolling Stones and Beyonce garnering almost as many headlines as the game itself. This year, Usher, who's timing the release of his latest album to drop just two days before the game, will light up the stadium with a set. Before the game, Reba McEntire will sing the national anthem and Post Malone will follow that up with a rendition of "America the Beautiful."

The Super Bowl LVIII is taking over Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, marking the first time the iconic football event will be taking place in Sin City. With that being said, the events set to go down in the days leading up to the Big Game are sure to be just as fun as the match-up itself.

It was announced back in September that Usher would be headlining the 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show presented by Apple Music, during the game set to take place Feb. 11, 2024. This year will mark the fifth year of the partnership between the NFL and Roc Nation to produce the Halftime Show, after a deal struck in 2019. “It’s an honor of a lifetime to finally check a Super Bowl performance off my bucket list. I can’t wait to bring the world a show unlike anything else they’ve seen from me before,” Usher said in a statement. “Thank you to the fans and everyone who made this opportunity happen. I’ll see you real soon.”

Usher also announced that his ninth album, Coming Home, will arrive arriving on Super Bowl Sunday. This set marks his first new album since 2016’s Hard II Love, which peaked at No. 5 on the Billboard 200.

Leading up to the game, countless music stars will be attending and performing at incredible events and parties, many of which are open to the public or have tickets available.

See below for every Super Bowl party and event this year.

Travis is back in a fourth Super Bowl in five years and broke some big play-off records in getting to Super Bowl 58 against the San Francisco 49ers in Las Vegas, while centre Jason fell just a couple of games short of a rematch but produced another dominant season with the Eagles.

Off the field, the pair have transcended the world of NFL and moved into the news and entertainment sphere - and not just because of Travis' high-profile relationship with Swift.

Jason was all over social media when he went to watch his brother play the Buffalo Bills, drinking with home fans before the game and picking this first meeting with Swift to go shirtless in the stadium and climb out of his box and into the crowd for pictures.

The 36-year-old was also named as one of People magazine's sexiest men of the year, external for 2023 - which Travis reacted to in typical brotherly fashion on their podcast.

"You're one of the ugliest people I've ever seen in my life, so this actually threw me off," the Chiefs tight end joked.

They're the hottest sporting siblings in the US right now, and the Super Bowl could be yet another boost to their growing profile.

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Super Bowl 58: Travis Kelce says 'it's fun to gather the Swifties in the Chiefs Kingdom'

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The Taylor Swift effect - is it good for the NFL?

"Having the Taylor Swift effect is also a positive," said NFL commissioner Roger Goodell before the Super Bowl in Las Vegas. "She knows great entertainment, and I think that's why I think she loves NFL football."

Goodell, who also laughed off conspiracy theories about the relationship being scripted, will nevertheless be delighted with the impact Swift has had in terms of bringing in a newer, younger audience - and a big increase in female viewers.

"I think it's great to have her a part of it," Goodell added. "Obviously, it creates a buzz. It creates another group of young fans, particularly young women - that are interested in seeing, 'Why is she going to this game? Why is she interested in this game?'

"Besides Travis, she is a football fan, and I think that's great for us."

It's also been great for Travis Kelce's popularity, as he made Google's 2023 trending list, external and saw sales of his Chiefs replica jersey take a 400% spike, external after Swift was first spotted at one of his games.

"Taylor has an unbelievable fanbase that follows her and supports her throughout her life," Kelce said in Las Vegas. "It's been fun to kind of gather the Swifties into Chiefs Kingdom and open them up to the football world and the sports world."

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Super Bowl 58: Taylor Swift conspiracy theories 'nonsense' - NFL boss Roger Goodell

Having one of the biggest stars on the planet attending games regularly has also boosted the overall ratings - with eight of the nine regular season Chiefs games Swift attended ranking among the top 100 most viewed TV broadcasts in the US of 2023, according to Nielsen.

It was perhaps no coincidence that the Chiefs' game against the Miami Dolphins was picked for the NFL's first play-off game to be exclusively streamed on Peacock, and no surprise when, with Swift attending, it resulted in what NBC called the "most-streamed live event in US history" with an audience of 23 million.

There have been critics of course, with complaints about how much Swift is shown on TV coverage during games, but in reality the 14-time Grammy Awards winner usually only makes an appearance for a matter of seconds within a three-hour game.

The 34-year-old was on screen for a combined total of two minutes and 12 seconds, external during Kansas City's three play-off games - with notably over a minute of that in the streamed game targeted at a younger audience.

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Super Bowl 2024 - what you need to know about the Las Vegas show

Will Swift make the Super Bowl?

Ultimately what will grow Travis Kelce's status even further is adding a third Super Bowl title on Sunday, but whether Swift will make it or not is already one of the big topics around the game, like it or not.

Swift is performing in Tokyo on Saturday evening so all eyes will be on whether she can make the long trip in time - with even the Japanese embassy in the US, external posting about the journey on social media.

After her latest success at the Grammys, Kelce is being spurred on to match Swift by lifting the Lombardi Trophy.

"She's rewriting the history books herself," Kelce said. "I told her I'd have to hold up my end of the bargain and come home with some hardware, too."

So Chiefs fans will also hopes she makes it, as will the NFL, as the Super Bowl could break all kinds of viewing and social media records if one of the biggest global icons makes an appearance in Las Vegas.

And the stats would suggest that Kelce plays better with Swift watching on. He averages more catches and more yards in the 12 games Swift has seen than the six she has not, while five of his eight touchdowns, all three of his 100-yard games and his only two-touchdown game have all come with her in the stadium.

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The NFL Webcast for Super Bowl 2024 was set to be one of the most anticipated events in sports streaming history. As fans around the world eagerly awaited kickoff, excitement buzzed through the air like electricity. With the matchup between two powerhouse teams looming large, the stage was set for an epic showdown on the gridiron.


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In the digital realm, sports fans everywhere were gearing up to catch the action live on various streaming platforms, including Reddit, crackstreams, nflstreams, nflbite, and BuffStreams. These platforms had become the go-to destinations for fans looking to stream NFL games from the comfort of their own homes, offering high-quality feeds and reliable coverage of all the action.




As kickoff approached, millions of viewers logged onto their devices, eagerly searching for the best stream to tune into the big game. On Reddit, dedicated communities of NFL fans congregated to share links and updates, ensuring that no one would miss a single play. Crackstreams, nflstreams, nflbite, and BuffStreams also saw a surge in traffic as fans flocked to their platforms in search of the perfect stream.




But as the game got underway, disaster struck. Technical issues plagued several of the streaming platforms, causing frustration and disappointment for fans who were unable to access the game. BuffStreams, in particular, experienced widespread outages, leaving thousands of viewers without a reliable stream to watch the action unfold.




Despite the setbacks, many fans refused to be deterred. With perseverance and determination, they scoured the internet for alternative streams, determined not to miss a single moment of the biggest game of the year. Some turned to social media platforms like Twitter and Facebook, where users shared links to alternative streams and offered support to fellow fans experiencing difficulties.

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Super Bowl LVIII is coming up faster than a cornerback chasing down a lineman lumbering away after a fumble recovery. It's the culmination of a season in which the defending champions struggled, Lamar Jackson made his case for a second MVP, too many teams lost QBs to injury, and the NFL offered wall-to-wall Taylor Swift coverage.

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The Super Bowl, however, is never just about the game. Fans tune in for the football as well as the commercials and a host of high-profile musical performances — and this year's performers offer plenty of reasons to tune in. The 2024 Super Bowl, the first to take place in Las Vegas, will feature appearances from Usher, Reba McEntire, and others.

Here's a look at everyone scheduled to perform during the 2024 Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 11.

The Apple Music Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show will be headlined by R&B legend Usher. The "My Boo" singer will take the halftime show stage as a headliner for the first time, but it won't be his first time grabbing the mic during the Big Game. He previously appeared as a guest during the Black Eyed Peas performance at Super Bowl XLV.

The singer told EW that he views this performance as the culmination of his Las Vegas residency, which wrapped up a two-year run late last year.

As with most halftime shows, details are scant in advance of the performance. However, Usher did reveal to EW that his performance will be longer than Super Bowl halftime shows in years past. Most halftime shows are clocked at 13 minutes, but Usher's team got him 15. He has not, however, tipped his hand as to what songs he'll perform or who, if anyone, might pop up as a special guest. Halftime show performances frequently feature a litany of A-list musical guests, but that's not always the case. During last year's halftime show, Rihanna did not bring out any guest performers, and neither did the Weeknd two years earlier.

Reba McEntire

Country Music Hall of Famer and recent The Voice coach, Reba McEntire, will also be on the mic during the 2024 Super Bowl. McEntire has been enlisted to sing the national anthem, succeeding Chris Stapleton, who sang the anthem in 2023.

It's a fitting role for McEntire, as "The Star-Spangled Banner" has played a big role in her career. McEntire sang the national anthem at the 1974 National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma City. That performance was heard by country singer Red Steagall, who was in the audience and helped finance her first recording, which ultimately led to her first record deal. She continued to sing "The Star-Spangled Banner" at the National Finals Rodeo for the next decade. She returned to those roots recently when she sang the national anthem at the 2017 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, which, like Super Bowl LVIII, took place in Las Vegas.

Post Malone

Post Malone will join McEntire during the pre-game festivities. He will sing "America the Beautiful," part of a three-song run that has opened the game since 2021.

The "Circles" singer follows in the shoes of Babyface, who sang "America the Beautiful" during the 2023 Super Bowl. The song has been part of the Super Bowl pre-game tradition since 2009.

Andra Day has been enlisted to sing "Lift Every Voice and Sing," often called the Black National Anthem. The song has been part of the Super Bowl's pre-game telecast since 2021 when Alicia Keys first sang the song at the sporting event.

Day, who announced plans to release her third album this month, is the fourth singer to perform the song at the most-watched televised event in the U.S. Mary Mary sang it in 2022, and last year, Abbott Elementary's Sheryl Lee Ralph had the honor.

Tiësto (canceled)

In late January, it was announced that Tiësto would be the Super Bowl's first-ever in-game DJ, playing a pre-game set as players warm up and during breaks in the game. However, the Grammy winner announced on Feb. 8 that he had to drop out of the gig due to a family emergency.

"Me and my team have been preparing something truly special for months, but a personal family emergency is forcing me to return home Sunday morning," Tiesto posted on social media. "It was a tough decision to miss the game, but family always comes first. Thank you to the @NFL for the collaboration and looking forward to working with them to deliver something incredible together in the future!"

Kaskade

After Tiësto dropped out, the NFL announced producer and DJ Kaskade would step in as the Super Bowl's in-game DJ. Kaskade will fill the same role that was slotted for Tiësto, playing music as the teams warm up pre-game and performing during "featured breaks" during the game. He will be the first-ever DJ to perform during the actual game at the Super Bowl.

"As a kid who grew up in Chicago watching the NFL Super Bowl every year with my family, this chance to actually be part of it is absolutely mind blowing," Kaskade said on social media after the announcement was made. "Las Vegas has been my second home for the past decade, as an architect of creating a landscape that includes House and Dance Music residencies as part of its destination."

He continued, "To be able to be the first Electronic Musician to be part of the full game experience of the Super Bowl held in Las Vegas seems like coming home, and I’m beyond excited to represent my community.

It's almost time for Super Bowl Sunday! Tomorrow the Kansas City Chiefs face off against the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 58. Whether you're tuning in for the Patrick Mahomes-Brock Purdy showdown, the commercials — or solely for Taylor Swift and her boyfriend — you may be wondering how to actually watch the Chiefs vs. 49ers NFL championship game. Well don't worry, we've got you covered. Here's everything you need to know about watching the 2024 Super Bowl, including what channel the Super Bowl is on, where the game is taking place, kickoff time, who is headlining the Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show, odds and more.

How to watch the Super Bowl in 2024:

Date: Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024

Time: 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT

Location: Allegiant Stadium

TV channel: CBS

Streaming: Paramount+

Mobile: NFL+

When is the Super Bowl?

The 2024 Super Bowl will be played on Sunday, Feb. 11, 2024. Pre-game coverage will begin at 11:30 a.m. ET on CBS, and 2 p.m. ET on Paramount+.

Super Bowl 2024 kickoff time:

This Sunday's NFL championship game will kick off around 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT.

What channel is the 2024 Super Bowl on?

Super Bowl LVIII will air on CBS this year, and stream live on Paramount+. There will also be another, unique way to tune into the 2024 Super Bowl: In a slime-centric alternative telecast on Nickelodeon.

One of the most anticipated moments of every Super Bowl is the halftime show, and this year will see Usher perform.The R&B singer confessed that it was a challenge to fit three decades of successful music into a super-short Super Bowl halftime show, but the multiple Grammy Award winner decided to focus on past hits, moments from his popular Las Vegas shows and possibly on his new album.

In his media appearance Thursday, the 45-year-old performer thought about adding the roller-skating element of his residency to his halftime show, but gave no other specific clues as to where that process took him and what his vision for the overall show will look like.

"Everyone who heard about my show in Las Vegas will now get a chance to see some of what I did here, but they'll get the best," he said.

Usher did not reveal names of who might join him on stage for the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show, but offered some vague hints and confirmed that he won't be alone at Allegiant Stadium.

In previous years, most Super Bowl performers have included guest stars, except Rihanna, who performed solo last year.

The 'Yeah!' performer suggested it would be people he has collaborated with before.

"I think I made it easy for myself when I decided to include artists on songs that became hit records. That gave me the most inspiration," he said. "I definitely went through a lot of ideas about who would have gone through this moment with me." he added.

The range of possibilities is wide, however, as throughout his career Usher has collaborated with artists from Beyoncé to Monica, Nicki Minaj, Ludacris and Lil Jon.

What could be Usher's set list for the Super Bowl Halftime Show?

Based on the songs that have made him famous throughout his career, these could be the songs he performs at Allegiant Stadium:

OMG

My Boo

Yeah!

DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love

Love in This Club

U Remind Me

Don't Look Down

What time is the Super Bowl LVIII halftime show?

R&B singer Usher will be providing the music in Super Bowl LVIII’s Halftime Show, with the 45-year-old describing his selection for the event as “an honor of a lifetime”.

Usher out to offer “hope for the future”

“I can’t wait to bring the world a show unlike anything else they’ve seen from me before,” the eight-time Grammy winner said after he was confirmed as Super Bowl performer in September.

In an interview with Vogue magazine in January, Usher revealed that he has planned a performance that aims to make its audience “not just look at the past, but have hope for the future”.

The artist’s ninth studio album, Coming Home, is due to be released on Friday 9 February, two days before the Super Bowl.

Watch the Halftime Show on the online platform fuboTV.

When is Super Bowl LVIII?

The San Francisco 49ers face the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVIII on Sunday 11 February 2024, with kick-off at Las Vegas’ Allegiant Stadium scheduled for 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT.

What time is the Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show?

The Halftime Show typically begins around 90 minutes after the Super Bowl’s kick-off time, so Usher’s performance can be expected to start at about 8pm ET/5pm PT.

How to watch the Super Bowl LVIII Halftime Show

Super Bowl Halftime Show: live AS USA coverage

You’ll be able to follow live-text coverage of the Halftime Show, right here at AS USA. We’ll provide a running commentary of Usher’s performance as it happens, keeping you abreast of which tracks he sings and bringing you live reactions to the show.

The Super Bowl draws in plenty of non-football fans, which is why it is annually the most-watched U.S. broadcast. A major reason why the masses tune into the Big Game is due to the entertainment value surrounding the 60 minutes of play. Casual fans may be drawn to Super Bowl commercials or Super Bowl halftime show, both of which are offered as prop bets in various sportsbooks. The Super Bowl coin toss also gets plenty of attention and is routinely one of the most bet on Super Bowl props.

You have to go back to after Super Bowl 48 to find the last time the coin toss was actually 50/50. Heads and tails had both come up 24 times through the first 48 games, but tails has gone 6-3 since then. Is that one of the Super Bowl betting trends you can bank on and which Super Bowl entertainment props are worth pursuing? Before betting any NFL props for Super Bowl 58, you need to see the best 2024 Super Bowl prop picks from SportsLine's R.J. White.

White, a Fantasy and gambling editor for CBS Sports, consistently crushes against-the-spread picks and went 535-450-30 on his ATS picks from 2017-22, which returned more than $3,500 to $100 players. What's more, he has emerged as SportsLine's top NFL expert again this season, posting a documented record of 97-76-4 on all of his NFL picks to net his followers a profit of more than $2,000.

White also has also had past success betting Super Bowl entertainment props, particularly the national anthem. Last year, White said to play Under 2:05 and that he expected the rendition to come in just over two minutes, and it landed at 2:01. He also hit the two prior renditions easily. Anyone who has followed White is way up.

After digging into the hundreds of props offered by oddsmakers, White has identified a handful of epic NFL prop plays worth backing. That includes his attempt to nail the length of the Star-Spangled Banner for a fourth consecutive season and a detailed look at Usher's potential set list for the 2024 Super Bowl Halftime Show. You can only see his Super Bowl prop picks here.

2024 Super Bowl coin toss props

A coin toss may start every NFL game, but none of them garner the same kind of attention that the Super Bowl coin toss does. This is because viewers can be part of the action and place Super Bowl coin toss prop bets without having extensive knowledge about either team that is competing. Don't be fooled, however, because wagering on the Super Bowl coin toss isn't an exact science.

While the Super Bowl coin toss should technically yield a 50-50 result, the opening coin toss has actually landed on tails in seven of the last 10 Super Bowls, including in the Chiefs' victory last year. Winning the coin toss doesn't mean that team will go on to win the game, however, as the coin toss winner has lost eight of the last nine Super Bowls. See White's Super Bowl coin toss prop play here since he's banking on a recent coin toss trend.

Usher halftime show props for Super Bowl 58

The 45-year-old released his self-titled debut album in 1994 and just released his ninth solo studio album "Coming Home" earlier this year. He's had nine singles top the Billboard Hot 100 chart and he just finished a 100-show residency at Park MGM in Las Vegas in December.

The eight-time Grammy winner has sold over 75 million records worldwide and he'll dip into his impressive catalog to perform his biggest show to date, with over 70,000 fans expected at Allegiant Stadium and a television audience of over 100 million. The latest 2024 Super Bowl prop odds lists the over/under for total songs in Usher's set at 8.5 while Alicia Keys is priced at -320 to make a special guest appearance. Click here to see White's detailed breakdown of Usher's halftime show picks at Super Bowl LVIII.

Reba McEntire National Anthem props for Super Bowl LVIII

Three-time Grammy winner and country music icon Reba McEntire will perform the Star-Spangled Banner before Chiefs vs. 49ers. The prop line for the national anthem is 89.5 seconds, and McEntire does have experience on a big sports stage with the anthem. She sang it before Game 3 of the 1997 World Series, clocking in at 82 seconds. Additionally, the last recorded video of McEntire singing the anthem can be found on the internet, and it has the singer belting out the anthem in just 79 seconds before the 2017 Celebrity of Hope Softball Game.

However, the last 25 Super Bowl anthems have all been at least 90 seconds, with a high of 156 seconds by Alicia Keys (2013). The over/under record is 6-6-1 over the last 13 Super Bowls, with Kelly Clarkson netting the push in 2012. McEntire's anthem history leans one way, but lots of variables can go into a rendition's length. Which side of this Super Bowl entertainment prop should you lean towards for 49ers vs. Chiefs? Check out White's surprising pick for the length of Reba's national anthem here.

Taylor Swift and other Super Bowl 2024 prop markets

Swift has been in the NFL headlines throughout the season due to her relationship with Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce, which has brought new fans to the sport. She is making a stop on The Eras Tour in Tokyo on Feb. 10, but she is expected to fly to Las Vegas for the Super Bowl on Feb. 11. Sportsbooks have released numerous Taylor Swift props for the Super Bowl, including whether she will be shown on the broadcast during the National Anthem.

She is currently -130 to not be shown during the Star-Spangled Banner in the latest Taylor Swift prop odds, but she is -135 to be shown before Jason Kelce (+120) during the anthem. Swift fans can also bet on her outfit color and total broadcast appearances. Other Super Bowl prop markets include the color of liquid poured on the winning head coach and which team's apparel Drake wears on Super Bowl Sunday. Check out some of the 2024 Super Bowl props available and let White help guide you with his NFL picks here.