HOUSTON – KPRC Channel 2 is on Radio Row at Super Bowl LI in Houston to interview some of the biggest names in sports and other celebrities.
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Thursday recap - Jonathan Martinez
All week long celebrities and football players both past and present making their way through Radio Row.
They're having plenty of fun and getting folks pumped up for the big game, which is just days away.
Many of the big names have been dropping by each of the dozens of set-ups at Radio Row.
That included Adam Vinatieri, a kicker who scored the game-winning field goal during the last Super Bowl in Houston.
VIDEO: Thursday coverage from Radio Row
Speaking of, we also spotted Wade Phillips who used to coach the Texans not too long ago.
We also saw Hall of famer Eric Dickerson who played 11 seasons in the NFL who's also pretty excited for Sunday's Super Bowl.
"I'm still a Texan at heart, and I'm glad to be back here and the weather is beautiful. And I think it gives people a chance to really know Houston. I think they think when I think of Texas it's not all about cowboy hats and boots. And horses but Houston is a beautiful city," Dickerson said.
While many expect the game will be close, several at Radio Row say the host city of Houston has already scored big on the worldwide stage.
Wednesday recap - Andy Cerota
Super Bowl week is attracting big crowds and some of the biggest names in the sports world.
Radio Row is a great mix of athletes and celebrities, and in some cases, they are one in the same.
We caught up with original Texans Chester Pitts as he made the rounds. He’s been to every Super Bowl since he retired in 2011.
“The energy, the joy, the money that comes into the city, I just don't see how it’s not a win,” Pitts said.
With four days to go until Super Bowl LI, Houston has secured its position on the grand stage, showcasing itself to the world. Houston Astros pitcher Lance McCullers says the events have been on point so far.
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“I think the city needs to be recognized for how far it’s come. It’s definitely an up-and-coming city and it's good that everyone is here and recognizes it can be on the national stage,” McCullers said.
This is Houston Texans linebacker Whitney Mercilus’ first Super Bowl experience.
He’s beyond excited by what he’s seen so far.
A lot of broadcasters have been talking about how to contain Tom Brady this Sunday. It’s something our Houston Texans knows a lot about.
“You just really have to get some pressure off the middle, get him moving side to side, honestly,” Mercilus said.
Mercilus says he is not in the business of making predictions, but says it’s clear the Falcons are hungry for a championship.
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