Super Bowl 50: NFL Digital Media Plans Wall-to-Wall Coverage, Exclusive Content

Super Bowl 50 marks a milestone in NFL history, and NFL Digital Media is celebrating the occasion with up-to-the-minute coverage and interactive content, including in-game voting that helps decide the Super Bowl 50 MVP. Fans can follow all the events from San Francisco and the Bay Area across all devices on NFL Now, NFL.com, NFL Mobile from Verizon, SuperBowl.com, and more.

The following are highlights from NFL Digital Media's coverage of Super Bowl 50:

NFL NOW LIVE: SUPER BOWL 50

Starting Monday, February 1 and all the way through Super Bowl Sunday, keep up with all of action from San Francisco and the Bay Area with NFL NOW LIVE: Super Bowl 50. NFL Now is the NFL's next-generation video service which reaches millions of NFL fans around the world and is available via the NFL Mobile app, NFL.com/NOW and on the official NFL app on Xbox One, Apple TV, Roku, and other connected devices. NOW LIVE: Super Bowl 50 will be anchored by a host of top talent to bring fans every highlight of Super Bowl week:

Throughout the week, Colleen Wolfe and Marc Istook will anchor coverage from The Huddle, the NFL's social media command center, following the latest trending topics and Super Bowl buzz across the social media landscape. Additionally, Matt Money Smith, Dave Dameshek, Maurice Jones-Drew, Ike Taylor and Adam Rank will be live from Radio Row at the Moscone Center's Fan Gallery, providing in-depth analysis and interviews with the biggest names in sports and entertainment.

On Super Bowl Sunday, Wolfe and Istook will be monitoring all things social from The Huddle while Dameshek, Jones-Drew and Taylor are live from the field at Levi's Stadium providing pregame news and information.

In addition to NFL NOW LIVE: Super Bowl 50, The Rich Eisen Show returns to the Super Bowl with a week's worth of shows originating from the Presidio of San Francisco. The Rich Eisen Show will have a packed lineup of current and former NFL players, Hall of Fame honorees and continue to be a go-to landing spot for actors and musicians who have become a staple during Super Bowl Week. The shows start Monday, February 1 - Friday, February 5 and will stream live on NFL Now.

LIVE STREAMING OF SUPER BOWL 50

Both NFL.com and SuperBowl.com will link to CBS Sports' live stream of Super Bowl 50. PC and tablet access to the live stream will be available at CBSSports.com, and fans can also tune into CBS Sports on Xbox One, Apple TV, Roku players and Roku TV models, and Chromecast, as well as Windows 10 and other tablet devices. Live streaming of Super Bowl 50 on mobile devices is available for Verizon customers via the NFL Mobile app. On Microsoft devices, fans can also access the live stream on the NFL on Xbox One and Windows 10 apps, including in-game highlights and interactive Next Gen Stats replays.

For international fans, NFL Game Pass will show Super Bowl 50 live in HD (certain restrictions apply depending on your country) on desktop, mobile, tablet and connected devices. NFL Game Pass comes complete with full DVR controls to allow pause, rewind and replay live capabilities and archived game action from the 2015 NFL season. For more information on NFL Game Pass, visit NFL.com/GamePass.

MOBILE APPLICATIONS

NFL Digital Media has created the ultimate VIP experience for on-the-go fans using NFL Mobile from Verizon as well as two new Super Bowl 50-themed apps:

NFL MOBILE FROM VERIZON: With NFL Mobile from Verizon, Verizon customers can access live streaming video on their smartphone of the Super Bowl 50 broadcast on CBS, the 2016 Pro Bowl on ESPN, and a 24/7 live stream of NFL Network which includes exclusive Super Bowl content. NFL Mobile from Verizon also provides access to NFL Game Pass which offers subscribers every play of the entire 2015 NFL regular season and postseason, commercial-free, complete with DVR controls (after the game has aired on television). Super Bowl 50 will be available on Game Pass immediately after the game concludes.

ON-SITE SUPER BOWL 50 APPS: In addition to NFL Mobile's daily news coverage of Super Bowl, including a 24/7 live stream of NFL Network, the new ROAD TO 50 app was built exclusively for fans in the San Francisco Bay Area was for Super Bowl 50. ROAD TO 50 will showcase all of the Super Bowl celebrations in the local area and help fans celebrate the history of the big game. It includes a comprehensive schedule so fans can find details and explore maps for Super Bowl events at NFL Experience Driven by Hyundai, the 50th Mile, Super Bowl City presented by Verizon and more. The ROAD TO 50 app will be home to Fan Mobile Pass. By registering for Fan Mobile Pass and checking-in at specified activations, fans can collect badges, unlock exclusive Super Bowl content and be entered for a chance to win Super Bowl 50 tickets. The app allows fans to add events to their calendars, share via social media, and stay in touch with all of the happenings around the city with location-based alerts. The ROAD TO 50 app can be downloaded by visiting NFL.com/SBApp or the app store on Windows 8.1+, iOS, and Android smartphones.

SUPER BOWL STADIUM APP: The SUPER BOWL STADIUM APP is a must-have for any fan going to the big game. The SUPER BOWL STADIUM APP will enrich every fan's Super Bowl 50 experience from before kickoff until the last piece of confetti falls in Levi's Stadium. Before the game, fans can use the app to explore transportation options and events at GameDay Fan Plaza Presented by SAP. During the game, fans can use the app to watch Super Bowl commercials, watch instant replays from four different camera angles and explore interactive stadium maps. The SUPER BOWL STADIUM APP can be downloaded by visiting NFL.com/SBApp, the iOS and Android app store and through NFL Mobile on Windows 8.1+ devices.

SOCIAL MEDIA INTEGRATIONS

Whether they are on-site in San Francisco

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