Super Bowl Drinking Game!

Super Bowl 52 is this Sunday, but unless you’re a Patriots or an Eagles fan, it’s really just one more reason get together with your best friends and have a party.

This drinking game from the folks at FanSided, is guaranteed to get you tipsy by halftime. If you’re a Justin Timberlake fan, you might want to wait until the second quarter to start playing!

Not a drinker? No problem. You can substitute beer for your favorite beverage.

Here’s the rules:

Super Bowl LII Drinking Game

Shotgun your Bud Light whenever you see or hear “Dilly, Dilly!”
Finish your drink if Matt Patricia tries to erase something on his laminated sheet with that trusty No. 2 pencil of his.
Drink every time Al Michaels or Cris Collinsworth mention that Nick Foles is the Eagles backup quarterback.
Take a sip every time you see an Eagles fan wearing a German Shepherd dog mask/they try to play up the underdog narrative despite being the No. 1 seed.
Drink when NBC talks about Gisele Bundchen.
Finish your drink when Bill Belichick shows emotion (he might not until he hoists the Lombardi Trophy).
Take a sip when Cris Collinsworth mentions DeflateGate
If something risqué happens during Justin Timberlake’s halftime performance, shotgun that beer of yours.
Drink every time you see Mark Wahlberg, Bill Simmons, Bradley Cooper or Mike Trout are on screen. They’re actually fans of these teams.
Take a sip every time Cris Collinsworth mentions the run-pass option/RPO that Doug Pederson is running for Nick Foles.
Chug your drink if something bad happens to Doug Pederson’s visor/hair (i.e., Lane Johnson dumps a Gatorade cooler on his head after winning Super Bowl LII).
Enjoy your beverage every time NBC mentions that this is the last game either Josh McDaniels or Matt Patricia will be coordinators on the New England Patriots staff.
Waterfall the entire time Roger Goodell has to interact with Robert Kraft during the Lombardi Trophy presentation.
Anything to do with the TB12 Method, yes, you’re drinking.
Take a sip every time Tom Brady completes a first-down pass on a screen to a wide receiver or running back. Also, Gronk stuff. Yeah, definitely Gronk stuff.