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Michigan Businessman Greg Eaton Has Seen Every Super Bowl In-Person

Feb 3, 2026 | 4:04 PM

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Feb. 3, 2026 ~ Businessman Greg Eaton talks with Paul W. Smith about how he has been to every Super Bowl.

DETROIT, MICH. ~ Lansing businessman Greg Eaton is one of the last surviving members of the “Never Miss a Super Bowl Club.” Since 1967, Eaton has attended every Super Bowl, even before it had the name, and he will be in Santa Clara on Sunday for his 60th championship game. Even after all these years, Eaton is still motivated to make it to the next biggest sporting event of the year, telling Paul W. Smith that he “won’t let him down,” in 2027.

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