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Siri Is Ready for the Super Bowl... Are You?

If you need to act like a football know-it-all but aren't quite up to speed, Siri has you covered.
Image: General overall view of New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons helmets and NFL Wilson official Duke Super Bowl LI logo football at NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas, Feb. 4, 2017.
General overall view of New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons helmets and NFL Wilson official Duke Super Bowl LI logo football at NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas, Feb. 4, 2017.Kirby Lee / USA Today Sports/Reuters

You may want to invite one more "person" to your Super Bowl party: Siri.

Apple's virtual assistant is a football know-it-all. You can bone up on your football facts ahead of the big game by asking Siri everything from who is performing at the halftime show to whether Tom Brady or Matt Ryan have more rushing yards.

Image: NRG Stadium
The field at NRG Stadium is prepared for the NFL Super Bowl 51 football game Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2017, in Houston.David J. Phillip / AP

Siri is also on top of the Super Bowl odds, so if you want a prediction of how Sunday might play out, go ahead and ask Siri who will win the game. (Just don't throw your phone if you don't like the results.)

Even if your team doesn't win, you still have a great chance of scoring, that is, if you're single. Football Sundays are popular days to match on Tinder.

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If last year's Super Bowl is any indication, this Sunday should be a one for the record books, especially if you live in Atlanta or Massachusetts.

Last year's showdown between the Broncos and Panthers saw an increase of around 20 percent in Tinder use on Super Bowl Sunday on home turf. The likely cause: It's always fun celebrating or commiserating with someone else, right?

Finally, as if there was ever any doubt, Tinder users have confirmed Tom Brady is indeed the most beautiful man in Massachusetts. A whopping 95 percent of Massachusetts Tinder users who were surveyed said they'd swipe right on the quarterback.