Super Bowl 50: TV info, stream, odds and more for Panthers-Broncos

Feb 6, 2016; San Francisco, CA, USA; General view of Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos helmets with NFL Wilson Duke football at Super Bowl 50 sculpture at Twin Peaks. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports
Feb 6, 2016; San Francisco, CA, USA; General view of Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos helmets with NFL Wilson Duke football at Super Bowl 50 sculpture at Twin Peaks. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports /
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Are you ready for Super Bowl 50?

It’s finally here. Super Bowl 50 has arrived, and tonight we get to watch an intriguing battle between the Carolina Panthers and Denver Broncos. Did you know, the Atlanta Falcons are the only team to beat the Panthers this season?

Who you going for in the big game? As much as it would be great to see the Broncos beat the Panthers, will it happen? Can it happen? Here’s all of the information you need.

Date: Sunday, February 7
Kickoff: 6:30 p.m. EST
Location: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, California
TV Channel: CBS
Live Stream: CBS Sports Live Player
Odds: Panthers are 5.5-point favorites
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The Panthers have been on fire all year long, losing just once in 18 games. Do you know who handed them their one loss? That’s right, the Falcons.

Can Cam Newton be stopped? He’s strolled past a number of tough defenses this year, none less than the Seattle Seahawks three weeks ago in the divisional round, and then the Arizona Cardinals a week later in the NFC Championship Game. But this Broncos defense is the best we’ve seen in the league for a while. Just ask Tom Brady.

Can the Broncos put together a similar plan to what that one team who beat the Panthers did? Who was that team again? Oh yeah, it was the Falcons.

Super Bowl 50 is a time to celebrate. It’s a monumental achievement for the NFL and it should be a great game. More importantly, we find out whether a second team can overcome the Panthers this year. Who was the first and only team to do so? You’ve got it! It was the Falcons.

Enjoy the game, and let’s go Broncos!