The success story of the Super Bowl is more than just showing off our assets to the rest of the world, but a story of convincing people to cross race, class, political, and geographic boundaries to achieve on common goal.
The streets of Detroit were overflowing with people during the Super Bowl, reminding us what the city used to be and showing us where it’s heading.
Sports Illustrated writer and sports commentator Jay Mohr was not initially excited to come to Detroit for the Super Bowl, but he says that once he got here he had a blast.
Roger Penske, chairman of the SBXL host committee, and other leaders say Super Bowl shows what working together can do, and that needs to continue to maintain the city's comeback.
More than 300,000 people used park and ride shuttles for Super Bowl weekend, showing why the city needs mass transit, leaders say.
Now that Jerome Bettis’ NFL career is winding down, his development career is just getting started in Detroit.
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