Best Super Bowl-Related Websites

CBSSports.com
If you're aching to watch the game but don't have access to a TV for whatever reason, rest easy in knowing that you can stream the game from CBSSports.com for free! Super, indeed!

Puppy Bowl
If you hate the Super Bowl – you geek you – but love the thought of competition, then we have the perfect answer for you. What’s more fun than competitors that bark, sleep, yip, poop, and run around in circles? Spoiler: Nothing. Nothing beats the Puppy Bowl.

FoodandWine.com
What good is a Super Bowl without a super party to match? If you’re the kind of person who’s going to be hitting up the local supermarket to buy all the chips you can get your hands on; don’t. Class up your party with a whole host of awesome Super Bowl recipes, courtesy of Food & Wine.

TwitterFall.com
Slap the Super Bowl on your TV (or first monitor), and fire up TwitterFall on your second – you’ll be able to catch all of the real-time Twitter updates based on queries or hashtags you specify. For the geek that wants immediate access to mocking the other team’s fans, TwitterFall is a must-have.

FootballPartyGame.com
Although it’ll set you back $4.99, Football Party Game is a great way to add a little trivia fun to the game among your friends. The web app allows up to 25 people to play and asks 20 questions such as "how long will the national anthem last?" The person with the highest score at the end of the game wins.

ProperBowl.com
If you'd rather not pay to participate in trivia and would rather get paid for participating, check out ProperBowl.com. If you guess the intricate details of the game correctly — from the results of the coin toss to whether the very first points on the board will be the result of a safety — you could walk away with anything from $474.74 to $47.

CokeChase.com
Coke, one of the perennial Super Bowl advertisers, is launching an interactive commercial campaign on CokeChase.com this year. The premise is that three groups (Cowboys, Showgirls, and Badlanders) are racing through the desert to reach a giant Coke bottle. By previewing the commercial and voting online, you can decide who wins during the Super Bowl.

PredictionMachine.com
If you’re big on Super Bowl Numbers, then check out Prediction Machine – the site uses a, well, Prediction Machine to calculate the results of the Super Bowl thousands of times, based on bunch of variables. Cough up some cash to the site and you can even run your own predictions!

Superbowl-Commercials.org
A number of you will be muting the action during the Super Bowl and unmuting your TV or computer during all the exciting commercials. But, for the sake of archiving and rewatching, you can also check out this site after the game for links to all of the best ones.

Thuzio.com
If you’re that crazy of a Super Bowl party host, why not hire a sports-themed celebrity (or Kobayashi, that guy who eats a ton of stuff) to stop by and say hi? Be ready to set your checkbook on fire but, hey, if eating lunch with Brian Billick is that big of a deal… go for it, we say!