Super Bowl winning Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh has labeled his defeated brother Jim “the best coach in the NFL” and said that while he was delighted with his triumph he was “devastated” for his sibling.

The Baltimore Ravens captured their second Super Bowl title by squeezing past San Francisco 34-31 Sunday in a championship game that featured a 35-minute power failure at the Superdome.

The biggest U.S. sports event of the year and parties across the world were interrupted by a 35-minute power outage during the football Super Bowl at the Superdome on Sunday.

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis will ride into retirement as a Super Bowl champion.

Joe Flacco joined the National Football League's (NFL) elite with a masterful Super Bowl performance on Sunday, leading his Baltimore Ravens to a 34-31 win over the San Francisco 49ers.

Joe Flacco and the Baltimore Ravens were turning the Super Bowl into a rout when, without even a flicker of warning, the power went off. When the game resumed 34 minutes later, the San Francisco 49ers were the ones playing lights out.

Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson carried off two top awards, including Most Valuable Player honors, at the National Football League awards show on Saturday.

Legendary coach Bill Parcells, seven-time Pro Bowl player Warren Sapp and star tackle Jonathan Ogden were among seven people elected Saturday to the American Pro Football Hall of Fame.

CeeLo was looking for a little New Orleans action. David Gregory was taking the weekend off from “Meet the Press.” And Paul McCartney was hanging out at a party that included Pitbull and Flo Rida.

This Super Bowl is one of comebacks, of firsts and lasts, and — if San Francisco wins — the best. A win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday gives the 49ers six championships, matching Pittsburgh's record number of titles in the Super Bowl era. Unlike the Steelers, the Niners have never lost one.