Meaningless Facts About the Big Game [GLENN REACTS]

Alright, so can we stop talking about 'Deflate Gate' now? Please. I know nothing's been solved and it made for a funny Saturday Night Live skit, where we found out about Assistant Equipment co-manager, Dougie Spoons, but let's talk about the important stuff. Like, how many footballs do they use anyway and other meaningless facts.

More than 700,000 footballs are produced annually for official NFL use. 11 of them are soft. 72 of them are used for the Super Bowl.

If Seattle wins the game, they'll be the first repeat NFL champs in a decade. The last team was New England in 2005.

You can have a suite time. A 30 person suite (24 seats plus 6 standing room only) with food and beverage for $508,265. That's a measly $16,942.17 per person.

120 million people are expected to watch the game. It'll be the most watched TV show in U.S. history. That means over 200 million more people won't be watching the game.

Coin toss. 48 Super Bowls, 24 head, 24 tails. The tie to be settled this year. Speaking of ties, the score has never been tied after regulation....JINX.

Tomorrow the things that we really, really care about. What can we bet on!