Super Bowl 59, one of the most anticipated sporting events on the calendar, will take place in New Orleans this February. While many fans will be watching at the Superdome, others will sit at home on their TV screens.
FOX is one of the NFL’s main broadcasting partners. The fact that they currently have former NFL signal-caller Tom Brady on their team has driven the hype up for the 2025 Super Bowl, which will be Brady’s first as a broadcaster.
The broadcasting company benefits from Tom Brady’s success as a broadcaster. According to an X account called Front Office Sports, FOX has reportedly sold out of their Super Bowl ads, hitting record prices for the 59th edition of the game.
Not only did they hit record numbers in terms of pricing, but the specific price of a commercial for the big game was revealed as an insane $7 million for just 30 seconds of advertising for the company.
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Some Super Bowl ads will be watched intensely, and this has been the case in the past as some companies have hired A-list celebrities for their commercials during the big game. The most notable celeb to appear in one of last year’s ads was Beyonce herself.
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Last year, just over 110 million people watched Super Bowl 58 on FOX. If all of those fans watched the ads, that’s 110 million views for the ads. Even if just half of them watched the ads, that’s still an audience of 50 million.
While the ads may be expensive for the Super Bowl, NFL fans will undoubtedly keep a close eye on who is slated to appear in these commercials. Hopefully, companies will take advantage of their spots and make the best commercials for the fans.
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