Though no Ohio teams made the Super Bowl this year, you can bet there will still be lots of eyeballs on the Big Game this Sunday. Here's a list of some of our favorite sports bars or breweries to watch the Chiefs vs. Eagles (and lots of awesome commercials).

First a fun fact: Did you know the NFL headquarters were in Columbus in the 1920s? It's true. Here's another one: They didn't win a Super Bowl, but the Pacesetters made football history in Columbus in the 1970s. Listen to our Starting IX-Up podcast episode about a groundbreaking women's tackle football team. Learn more about Columbus' impact on the game of football right here. 

Scroll past the bars and restaurants for a list of Ohio connections on the Eagles and Chiefs rosters.
 

BOSTON'S

191 W. Nationwide Boulevard, Columbus
 

GOODWOOD BREWING

401 N. Front Street, Columbus
 

WHISTLE & KEG

343 N. Front Street, Columbus
 

R-BAR

415 N. Front Street, Columbus

 

PARLAY

570 N. High Street, Columbus
 

BERNARD'S TAVERN

630 N. High Street, Columbus
 

PINT HOUSE

780 N. High Street, Columbus
 

 

Players with Ohio Connections

  • Eagles
    • Brett Kern, punter | played at Toledo
    • Jason Kelce, center | from Cleveland Heights, played at Cincinnati
    • Josiah Scott, cornerback | from Hamilton
    • Trey Sermon, running back | played at Ohio State
  • Chiefs
    • Joe Thuney, guard | from Centerville
    • Darian Kinnard, tackle | from Youngstown
    • Travis Kelce, tight end | From Westlake, played at Cincinnati
    • Bryan Cook, safety | from Cincinnati, played at Cincinnati