HAVING FUN: Above, Gary Dunn sits in an oversized chair he got as a gift; at bottom left, Dunn is shown near the welcome sign at his inn; and below right, Dunn shows off his ring from Super Bowl XIII, which was played at the Orange Bowl — his college field.

Super Bowl wins come with painful memories for Glen Edwards, a former Steelers player addicted to cocaine

Endless Super Bowl hype is part of the fun for football fans. Quarterbacks, naturally, earn more than their fair share of attention in any game.

Endless Super Bowl hype is part of the fun for football fans. Quarterbacks, naturally, earn more than their fair share of attention in any game

Endless Super Bowl hype is part of the fun for football fans. Quarterbacks, naturally, earn more than their fair share of attention in any game. So when two of the game’s elite passers meet in the Super Bowl, as they do this year, the hype that already surrounds almost every football game reaches a fever pitch.

The first things to go were the thousands of Pro Bowl signs and banners both inside and outside the stadium. The next step will be changing the logos on the field and replacing the end zones.

MIAMI – After some dreary weather, the sun was out at Sun Life Stadium.

Ray Lewis hasn’t taken a snap for the University of Miami in 15 years. But, as seen in the moments after the Pro Bowl he always will be president of the most exclusive alumni association in football: The UM Pros Club.