Massachusetts Third-Grader Lands Super Bowl Kid Reporter Gig

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Louis Divito, a third-grader from Westminster, Massachusetts, was selected as the Super Bowl "kid reporter" and had the opportunity to interview Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel at Super Bowl LX Opening Night in San Jose, California. Divito won an all-access media credential through Panini America's contest, allowing him and his father to attend the big game on Sunday.

Why it matters

This story highlights the NFL's efforts to engage young fans and provide unique experiences for the next generation of football enthusiasts. Divito's selection as the "kid reporter" not only gives him a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity but also showcases the league's commitment to fostering the love of the game among children.

The details

Divito, accompanied by his father John, was front and center at the Super Bowl media night, where he had the chance to interview Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel. During the interview, Divito asked Vrabel about the differences between playing in and coaching the Super Bowl, to which Vrabel responded that it's always more difficult to play than to coach.

• Louis Divito was named the kid reporter for Super Bowl LX.
• Divito and his father attended the Super Bowl media night on Monday.

What they’re saying

What’s next

Louis Divito and his father will attend Super Bowl LX on Sunday, where the young reporter plans to have more questions for the players and coaches.