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"Ah, you know what, you know how to make a 93-year-old man cry," Jones says, his voice cracking up after finding out he is going to be the face of Robert Kraft's anti-antisemitism campaign.

Last year, the Super Bowl was viewed by an estimated 115 million viewers, and Super Bowl commercials often become cultural touchstones and fodder for conversation in the weeks following the game.

Camp Simcha and a sister camp, Camp Simcha Special, are operated by Chai Lifeline, a Jewish nonprofit serving families with children who have serious diseases.

Brady's age-defying performance, which earned him the Most Valuable Player award, brought the curtain down on what was perhaps the most challenging season the NFL has had to navigate.

"It is important to me that I make my parents proud as I fulfill a promise that I made to them that I would, one day, be a college graduate," Edelman said.

We rounded up the most Jewish moments of Super Bowl LIII.

Of the NFL’s 32 teams, 10 have Jewish owners.

The synagogue from the city of the losing team will donate 18 times the difference in the score to the charity of the other synagogue’s choice.

In 2014, Kraft also penned a heartfelt letter of condolence to the family of Max Steinberg, a Golani unit American soldier who was killed in Gaza.

‘It’s an incredible medium that creates amazing new sports experiences’