Cars & Trucks
Founded in 1911
Car: Equinox (2005-present)
Truck: Silverado (1999-present)
Chevrolet
Add a bag of skittles to this favorite beer of Homer Simpson to create your very own Skittlebrau
Duff beer
They are the 2 teams who have a Super Bowl record of 0 - 4
Buffalo Bills
Minnesota Vikings
Founded in 1903
Car: Pinto (1971-1980)
Truck: Explorer Sport Trac (2001-2010)
Ford
Remember that Hank Hill and his friends would stand outside drinking this beer named for a nearby landmark that Ozzy Osbourne was once arrested for urinating on
Alamo beer
It's the Roman Numeral that will represent the Super Bowl following the 2026-2027 season
LXI (61)
Founded in 1900
Car: Intrepid (1993-2004)
Truck: Dakota (1987-2011)
Dodge
The fictional "Heisler beer" has been used in many Hollywood TV shows, including Brooklyn Nine-Nine and this Fox sitcom starring Zooey Daschenel that aired from 2011-2018
New Girl
In 1987, this player became the first to say the famous "I'm Going to Disney World" line after winning the Super Bowl
Phil Simms
Founded in 1937
Car: Jetta (1979-present)
Truck: Amarok (2010-present)
Volkswagen
Walter White may have been cooking up Blue Sky, but his brother-in-law Hank Schrader was busy homebrewing Schraderbrau on this award winning AMC crime show
Breaking Bad
This 3x MVP gunslinging quarterback is known for his record 166 career fumbles, as well as sending unsolicited nudes to coworkers
Brett Favre
Founded in 1926
Defunct in 2010
Car: Firebird (1967-2002)
Truck: G8 Sports Truck (2008)
Pontiac
Buzz Beer is the popular beer from this 1995-2004 ABC sitcom that notably takes place in Cleveland, Ohio
The Drey Carey Show
This quarterback threw the first completed touchdown pass in Super Bowl history
Bart Starr
Founded in 1902
Defunct in 1985
Car: International Scout (1960-1980)
Truck: Loadstar (1962-1978)
International Harvester
In Family Guy, Peter Griffin and friends drink a fictional beer named for this 4th largest city in Rhode Island and birthplace of the Industrial Revolition
Pawtucket (Patriot Ale)
This man holds the record for most completed touchdown passes in a Super Bowl with 6 in 1995
Steve Young