FOX Sports shares Super Bowl Sunday programming lineup
The big day is here and FOX Sports is prepared to fill your Super Bowl Sunday with a variety of programming.
There will be news, views and plenty of features revolving around Super Bowl 59 between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles.
IT'S GAME DAY! 🏈
From Bourbon Street to the Superdome, the FOX SUPER BOWL LIX PREGAME SHOW is set to deliver five hours of packed coverage highlighted by exclusive interviews, special features and live reports.
Coverage begins at 1:00 PM ET on FOX.#SuperBowlLIX | #KCvsPHL pic.twitter.com/pBEjltN8LC
— FOX Sports PR (@FOXSportsPR) February 9, 2025
One piece that catches the eye is a Tom Rinaldi feature on TCU wide receiver Jack Bech, whose brother was killed in the New Year's Eve terrorist attack. Tiger Bech was a former Princeton football player.
Tiger Bech's best friend Ryan Quigley, who was also injured in the horrible incident, will be at Super Bowl LIX with a group including the Bech brothers' sister.
Ryan Quigley, a big Eagles fan from the Philly area who played football at Princeton, is in New Orleans. Courtesy of the Eagles. Ryan suffered some bad injuries in the attack in New Orleans on New Year's Day and his best friend Tiger Bech lost his life. Ryan is in New Orleans… pic.twitter.com/g9hLU5VldG
— John Clark (@JClarkNBCS) February 8, 2025
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