Superbowl Commercials to watch in 2014 – whether they tug your heart or make you laugh this tradition continues to draw crowds

Superbowl 2014 pits Denver against Seattle. No matter who you root for, it’s the commercials who are the real winners on Superbowl Sunday. Millions of dollars are spent annually for the prime commercial spots, but who the real winners will be remain anyone’s guess.

Here are a few to watch for–let us know your favorites–and the stinkers of this Superbowl Sunday.

TMobile with Time Tebow — shows how much you can achieve with no contract. What do you think?

Budweiser’s Coming Home: Tugs at the heartstrings. We love the Clydesdales! and an army hero coming home is always a welcome sight…

Priceline: Negotiator Rises: William Shattner!

Jack in The Box: Bacon lovers, a curly fry tree? Catchy tune!

Goldie Blox – Intuit’s Commercial Winner: Girl Power!

Then, there are the offensive ones. The ones spouting words that made this mama blink, wonder if I’m going to need to shuttle kids from the room, wondering if the previews are just attention grabbers or for real ads? But this one from Newcastle? This hits Superbowl Ads right where it counts. In the wallet. Already viral, with over 2 million hits, this ANTI-commercial points to the website Newcastle created with the money they saved.