As if security wasn't already tight for the big game, the Secret Service says it is already preparing for Trump's visit.

As we approach football’s biggest event of the year, many are wondering if the president will attend the game and which team he’s rooting for.

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump is going to the Super Bowl in New Orleans on Sunday, the first sitting president to do so.

No sitting president has ever attended a Super Bowl. Vice presidents have, including Mike Pence — Trump’s former second-in-command who was left off the ticket in 2024. But while presidents are often guests at the Army-Navy Game each December, Trump would be the first to watch the big game in person.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce is opening up about his thoughts about President Donald Trump going to the Super Bowl.

While Trump and the NFL seem to be on the same page now, their relationship has been rocky over the decades. Here is a breakdown of Trump’s long and complicated history with the league. Trump will attend the big game on Sunday following the NFL’s recent decision to remove the “End Racism” message from the end zones for the first time since 2021.

AP News reports that Donald Trump will be the first sitting U.S. president to appear in the stands to watch the Super Bowl 2025 in New Orleans. According to AP News, the Secret Service has been preparing for the president's visit for several days,