Super Bowl Football Poems | Examples
These Super Bowl Football poems are examples of poetry about Super Bowl Football. These are the best examples of Football Super Bowl poems written by international poets.
Pig Skin
(NFL)
September 17th, 1920
Canton Ohio City
January 15th, 1967
Very first Super Bowl
Green Bay Packers (won)
Kansas City Chiefs
It’s another football season in September
Rugged pig skin
Noisy crowds
Everyone is over paid
But it’s always entertaining
Beyond greed
Who’s your favorite team?
Everyone's always being traded
Don’t forget to buy some beer
Watch the game from home
No Crowd No Chaos
Start on the 50 yard line
Everyone is on their feet
Touch down
What about those Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders
Don’t forget snacks and hot dogs
Joseph William Namath
was known to be bold and brash
predicted a major Super Bowl upset win
then modeled Beautymist pantyhose with a grin
On Super Bowl Night, there was no joy in Kansas City.
Nearly all Chiefs fans were overwhelmed with despondency.
The tight end for the team was Travis Kelce.
His face prominently displayed utter melancholy.
As the Eagles powered their way and ran up the score,
Travis looked like a little boy lost in a department store.
His teammates all appeared to be feeling the same way,
as the Eagles held up the Lombardi trophy for display.
The game played in New Orleans was over and done.
Their plane flight home could not have been a cheerful one.
The Chiefs went to New Orleans to do a war dance.
However, they got burned by the seat of their pants.
It seems Custer at Little Big Horn had a better chance.
The team was hoping to win their third Super Bowl in a row.
Unfortunately, the fruitless effort was a no-go.
Come Monday morning, plenty of Kansas City fans felt pity.
What they saw on their screens the night before was not pretty.
The game led them to say what we too often hear:
"We will get our act together and come back next year".
Patrick Mahomes and his boys all choked
When they went up against the Eagles, they got smoked.
The winning team in the Super Bowl earns a coveted trophy.
It's named in honor of the late Vince Lombardi.
The Kansas City team was gunning for number three.
However, that scenario was just not to be.
It was all due to Jalen Hurts and his company.
Super Bowl fifty-nine is now a part of history.
The Eagles from Philadelphia won the victory.
A phenomenal day not writing poetry..
Watching excellence and physical symmetry!
Creativity in the ads were total artistry…
Halftime show done, with needed decency!
2/9/2025
YAHOO
Wow, another Super Bowl Sunday is upon us here,
While it's treated like a national holiday.
Yet consumption can be measured by all the beer,
As the gallons are poured while they play.
No matter the victor, there's a residue of pain,
As the long off-season is cause for withdrawl.
Even though touchdowns may set records to gain,
They're soon forgotten as the sports world is a crawl.
Now fans do their best to show interest elsewhere,
However basketball and golf just don't fill the void.
This is where the withdrawl is thick in the air,
Only to desperately begin searching their I-phone or android.
We mustn't forget another creation in the wake,
When millions of football widows then flood the streets.
Looking diligently for another interest they can take,
That won't remind them of shoulder pads or cleats.
So as the build-up to the game slowly comes to pass,
We should mention the epic commercials that are placed.
As they attempt to ease the pain from fumbles on the grass,
To all those that lost their bets...and have that bad aftertaste.
Running back
Do running back do?
Ha! I Caught ball
Come O’ Kansas, come can’t wait
To catch me yet
Ball caught, clutch against my chest
I run the ball a brisk running back receive,
Handoffs from run the ball.
Catch passes Kansas (catch me) if you can
I runnin to ya… running back
2/5/25
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025©
Dedicated verse to Calvin D. Jones
former Nebraska Football player
Super Bowl Champion for Green Bay Packers
Omaha Beef Football player
On his way to another Super Bowl
Patrick Mahomes is on another roll
He does just barely enough to win
And then displays that silly smug grin
Some Super-Bowl bound teams thrash their opponents
Philly crushed Washington 55-23, creamed ‘em like donuts
Mahomes and Kansas City let Buffalo think they’d finally got ‘em
Then drove a spike in their heart ~ Bills ended up on their bottoms
Super bowl Sunday
ended yesterday
I was sure my diet had won
I did not prevail
when I saw the scale
and it read my old weight plus one
So now that football
won’t be back ‘til fall
I will get back to it again
No more tasty sweets
cookies, pies or treats
and this time I’m going to win
Going to work out
that’s what it’s about
making my flabby muscles strong
I look at the road
and see it has snowed
so starting today might be wrong
I watched the Super Bowl, of course,
And made it ‘til the end.
The game was great, although
I’m not a fan and won’t pretend.
The show’s commercials usually
Are fun and worth a look,
But this year’s disappointed;
Just a glance was all it took.
For several were religious
And were very in your face.
To me, such ads did not belong
In such a time and place.
But money talks and anyone
With lots of bucks to pay
Can purchase airtime, hoping
That some minds they’ll get to sway.
Press clippings full of hope
'Can't-miss prospect'
Say pundits with inside dope
Year One, Expectations Low
Year Two, Frustrations Grow
Year Three, 'Can't-miss' has got to go
Jay Cutler, Mitch Trubitsky, Justin Fields
Last three QBs of 44-in-a-row
Since Chicago Bears last won a Super Bowl
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The 'QB' (Quarterback) is the heart and soul
of any football team's offense. The Bears'
last Super-Bowl QB was Jim McMahon in
1985-6 ~ forty-four QBs ago.
Hey, hey, Diddle, Diddle
Big run up the middle.
They won in over time by two.
With the Super Bowl win
Dinner is a Prime Rib.
Lose, cold humble pie and stewe.
Entered in the Brian Strand poetry contest.
#1178. 1/30/23
Unless it’s Super Bowl, I don’t
Like football on TV
When there’s a gathering involving
Friends and family.
When someone else is in control
There’s nothing you can do
But listen to commercials
And the game when it breaks through.
Any conversation ceases
And whoever’s in the room
Gets bombarded by the nonsense
Some enjoy, I would assume.
If the purpose of the party
Is to watch, I will not scoff
And I’ll join the viewing; otherwise,
The TV should be OFF!
~ Limerick Style ~
At an age when most men are watching their stomachs grow
Tom Brady had second thoughts about hanging up his cleats, and so
He simply unretired
And instantly inspired
Legions of balding, middle-aged men to chuck a few passes
~ and sprain their right elbow
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Tom Brady is the Greatest American football quarterback of all-time.
He has led his teams to a record 7 Super Bowl Championships. Last
month, at age 44, he came within a couple of whiskers of doing it again.
He's also tall, dark and handsome; married to super-model, Gisele
Bundchen; and has a brilliant future in whatever arena he chooses
to enter -- after he wins another Super Bowl next February, that is!