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Patriots quarterback Drake Maye has more than one hero in his life. He has three - his older brothers.

Speaking at Super Bowl Opening Night, Maye said he looked up to brothers Luke, Cole and Beau more than anyone else.

"My older brothers, my heroes," he said. "Just growing up with them, having somebody that's that close to me, kind of live their own lives and me just learn from them and be the youngest brother and to have the opportunity to have something to chase."

Maye and his brothers grew up in Cornelius, North Carolina, where they attended William A. Hough High School. Maye transferred after his freshman year to Myers Park High School in Charlotte and ended up playing college football for the Tar Heels.

He will be the second youngest QB to start a Super Bowl, at 23 years and 162 days.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says he doesn't expect Bad Bunny to say anything divisive during his Super Bowl halftime performance.

The Puerto Rican musician won album of the year at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night. While accepting an earlier award, Bad Bunny criticized President Donald Trump's administration for its dramatic expansion of immigration arrests.

"Before I say thanks to God, I'm going to say ICE out," Bad Bunny said. "We're not savage, we're not animals, we're not aliens. We are humans and we are Americans."

Goodell was asked if he expects political statements from Bad Bunny, Green Day or any other artists performing at the Super Bowl. He says Bad Bunny understands that the NFL is providing a platform "to unite people and be able to bring people together."

"Bad Bunny is, and I think that was demonstrated last night, one of the great artists in the world," Goodell added. "And that's one of the reasons we chose him."

Authorities in San Francisco say they're ready to keep Super Bowl visitors safe.

Police are working with BART police, the CHP and federal law enforcement, but with one key caveat.

"We are coordinating with the federal government on counter terrorism and law enforcement efforts, but to reiterate, SFPD will not cooperate with immigration enforcement," said San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie.

Lurie says there will be increased patrols, but they will only focus on public safety.

Police are also warning the public about ticket scams and illegal Super Bowl merchandise.

They also released this video to raise awareness on human trafficking and how to detect if someone is being forced into prostitution.

New England quarterback Drake Maye didn't practice on Friday because he was dealing with an illness, the latest wrinkle in the quarterback's preparation for his first Super Bowl.

Maye also has a shoulder injury, though he was at the team's facility and able to participate in team meetings. The 23-year-old is in his second season with the Patriots. He's an MVP candidate after a stellar year that included 4,394 yards passing and 31 touchdowns in the regular season.

Coach Mike Vrabel has said he doesn't expect the illness or the shoulder injury to affect Maye's performance on Sunday.