TIME Magazineさんのインスタグラム写真 - (TIME MagazineInstagram)「The pandemic Super Bowl was rough to watch, writes Sean Gregory. Despite the best efforts of all involved, from players to TV producers, things were off all night. At the top of the Feb. 7 show, CBS play-by-play man Jim Nantz talked about how we “unify” to watch the Super Bowl. But no single game can serve as a panacea for what ails the nation. And rather than joining with friends around plates of nachos at Super Bowl soirées, so many people watched the game in isolation. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers walloped the Kansas City Chiefs, 31-9, to give 43-year-old Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady his seventh career Super Bowl title. As the clock wound down, Nantz noted that the Tampa Bay’s celebration would last “well into the morning.” Maybe that’s true for the team, but for viewers this game was a muted party. Let’s hope for a return to Super Bowl spectacle in the years ahead. Read more at the link in bio. In these photographs: fans watch in a parking lot near the stadium in Tampa; attendees are spread out and surrounded by cutouts of fans; Patrick Mahomes of the Kansas City Chiefs is sacked during the fourth quarter; @theweeknd performs during the Halftime Show; and Brady celebrates the win. Photographs by @khannachandan—@afpphoto/@gettyimages, @nytmills—@nytimes/@reduxpictures, @mikeehrmann—@gettyimages, Kevin C. Cox (@coxionary)—@gettyimages, @davidj.phillip—@apnews」2月9日 7時30分