Throughout the football season, we’ve been
talking about how to use Bing for your game-day decisions.  Dogs vs.
brats, cab vs. drive, Peyton Manning vs Tom Brady or hoodie vs. body paint –
all of which are key decisions to be made during the season.  And on
the field, there are decisive moments in the game that make the difference
between celebrating your team’s win or mourning their loss.  As the
days tick down to the biggest game of the season, Bing wants to take a minute
to celebrate and connect you to all parts of the football
experience:  

• To salute the elite group of quarterbacks that have led their
  teams to a Super Bowl ring,  ESPN
  is launching a new feature series called “I
  am a World Champion,” presented by Bing , offering a first-person
  narrative from the signal callers who helped define the biggest game in
  American sports.  Also, as the official Decision Engine of ESPN The Magazine’s
  2011 NEXT event, Bing will be presenting an open-to-the-public panel of
  Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks including Joe Montana, Doug Williams and
  Kurt Warner on Saturday, Feb. 5 at 2 p.m. CST.

• To spotlight the big
  game, we have teamed with Sports Illustrated to bring fans the Most
  Decisive Moments from the past 44 Super Bowls, presented by Bing. Most
  games come down to one play, one decision, one moment that decides the
  outcome. Sports Illustrated has compiled the Most Decisive Moments in
  Super Bowl history and users will be voting their way to decide on the most
  decisive moment of all time to be announced on Feb 4^th. 

• Led by nationally
  recognized Commissioner of Tailgating, Joe Cahn, the Bing
  National Tailgating Championship’s regional finals took place in
  stadium parking lots in six cities across the US over the past several months. 
  On February 3rd, the six regional champions will compete for the
  national championship in Dallas/Fort Worth and for the coveted Golden
  Grill.  

• Not everyone gets to go
  to the Big Game, but everybody left at home likes to have a great
  party.  Get your Super
  Bowl party planning tips from The Commish himself.

• We’ve pulled together
  our starting line-up of Bing features that help serious fans prep for
  their gridiron traditions and simplify their game-day decisions.
  Read here to
  learn more about what Bing offers football fans –
  including player comparisons and stats, sports trivia, taxi fare
  calculator, weather, recipes, local restaurants and bars, parking lot
  finders and more.

Enjoy the rest of the season!

Danielle Tiedt- General Manager, Bing

Additional posts of interest:

Guest Post: The Commissioner of Tailgating on best football food across the nation

Cast your vote and decide the “Most Decisive Super Bowl Moment” of all time

Guest Post and Video: Bing National Tailgating Championship storms Seattle