Author: Erik Brady, USA TODAY

Warriors, as a mascot in sports, has a long history of employing Native American tropes. Marquette, for example, has moved on from the imagery.

The NFL’s Super Bowl commercial was a banquet-hall brawl crammed with cameos by 44 players and ex-players.

San Diego Chargers coach Anthony Lynn meets the first responders who saved his life.

Washington Post union leader Fredrick Kunkle isn’t happy that the company will have a Super Bowl ad, one that likely costs about $10 million.

Yellow Tail wine is making ad buys in 81 markets for the Super Bowl, a trend it started three years ago.

From Peyton Manning artifacts to the Madden Cruiser, Joe Horrigan has had a front-row seat to NFL history.

Anheuser-Busch has been a mainstay on Super Bowl Sunday and returns this year with a twist.

Planters last ran an ad in the Super Bowl in 2008, but it didn’t feature Mr. Peanut.