It's time for Super Bowl LI, the 51st incarnation of the Big Game, as everyone who doesn't pay the NFL trademark has to call it. Coverage in the US starts at 12:50pm eastern time, with Fox having various forms pregame coverage through the afternoon, all up to the game's start time at 6:30pm eastern time (GMT-5). This year, the New England Patriots look to take their 5th Super Bowl in the Brady/Belichick era, while simultaneously trying to exact revenge on NFL commissioner Roger Goodell over excessive penalties in the Deflategate scandal. The awkwardness of the trophy presentation would be magnificent. Meanwhile, the Falcons come in as an underdog, but don't count them out. Their quarterback Matt Ryan was the league's MVP, their offense is explosive, and coach Dan Quinn was the defensive coordinator for the Seahakws in their past 2 Super Bowl appearances. The Falcons tore through the Seahawks and Packers in the NFC playoffs. Combine that with the evil empire factor the Patriots have going on, and the nation, plus fans in the stadium, could quickly get behind the Falcons in this one. If you want to watch this showdown of football titans from your iPad, iPhone, or Apple TV, as always there are a few ways to do so.

FOX Sports GO, Free The Super Bowl cycles around to Fox this year, and you'll need their all-purpose sports app to watch the game, but it should be available for free. The stream will not work on iPhone due to N...