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These Famous Football Fans Will Get You Pumped For The Super Bowl

These Famous Football Fans Will Get You Pumped For The Super Bowl
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Seattle hip-hop and rap singer Macklemore, center, greets Seattle Seahawks' Clint Gresham (49) and Steven Hauschka (4) before an NFL football game against the Tennessee Titans, Sunday, Oct. 13, 2013, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)

Super Bowl Sunday means a magical combination of greasy food, betting, beer, and, oh yeah, football! Whether you're tuning in for the game or the commercials, it's hard to avoid this national TV holiday.

What better way to get in the spirit than to discover your favorite celebrities are just as excited about all the action as you are?

Ellen DeGeneres is a New Orleans Saints fan. Will Smith always cheers for the Philadelphia Eagles. And Jay Z represents the New York Jets.

Who shows pride for your home team? Flip through the slideshow to find out:

Famous Football Fans
Macklemore: Seattle Seahawks(01 of32)
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Jay-Z: New York Jets(02 of32)
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Samuel L. Jackson: Atlanta Falcons(03 of32)
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Ellen DeGeneres: New Orleans Saints(04 of32)
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Rob Lowe: Indianapolis Colts(05 of32)
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Spike Lee: New York Giants(06 of32)
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George Clooney: Cincinnati Bengals(07 of32)
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Will Smith: Philadelphia Eagles(08 of32)
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Brad Pitt: New Orleans Saints(09 of32)
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Mark Wahlberg: New England Patriots(10 of32)
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Tom Cruise: Washington Redskins(11 of32)
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Mariska Hargitay: New York Jets(12 of32)
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Snoop Dogg: Pittsburgh Steelers(13 of32)
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Naya Rivera: Oakland Raiders (14 of32)
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Justin Timberlake: Green Bay Packers(15 of32)
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Carrie Underwood: Dallas Cowboys(16 of32)
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Al Franken: Minnesota Vikings(17 of32)
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50 Cent: New York Jets(18 of32)
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Chad Michael Murray: Buffalo Bills(19 of32)
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Alyssa Milano: New York Giants(20 of32)
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Lebron James: Dallas Cowboys(21 of32)
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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis: Chicago Bears(22 of32)
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Nick Lachey: Cincinnati Bengals(23 of32)
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Ice Cube: Oakland Raiders(24 of32)
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Drew Carey: Cleveland Browns(25 of32)
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Louis C.K.: New York Jets(26 of32)
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Steven Tyler: New England Patriots(27 of32)
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Kelly Clarkson: Dallas Cowboys(28 of32)
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Kid Rock: Detroit Lions(29 of32)
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Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony: Miami Dolphins(30 of32)
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Adam Sandler: New York Jets(31 of32)
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Maria Menounos: New England Patriots(32 of32)
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