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Cyclist delivers Super Bowl game ball to Seattle after 11,000-mile ride

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 9:56 PM

Last updated Aug 11, 2026

Cyclist delivers Super Bowl game ball to Seattle after 11,000-mile ride
Summary

Bond Almand, a 22-year-old ultra-endurance cyclist, is on a journey to deliver the game ball for the NFL opener in Seattle. Starting from Miami on July 7, he aims to cover 11,000 miles while visiting all 30 NFL stadiums, including Lambeau Field on August 11. Sponsored by Extreme Networks, Almand's journey has seen him overcome challenges like a flat tire and varied weather conditions. His goal is to arrive in Seattle on September 9 for the game between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, the Super Bowl LX opponents.

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  • •Almand reached Lambeau Field on August 11 during his cross-country ride.
  • •He started his journey on July 7, departing from Miami.
  • •The delivery of the game ball is scheduled for the NFL opener on September 9.
  • •Almand rides an adapted Trek bike, traveling around 200 miles daily.
  • •His journey includes visits to all 30 NFL stadiums along the route.
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  • 9:56 PMYahoo Sports — Cyclist pedals 11,000 miles to deliver Super Bowl game ball to Seattle
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A 22-year-old is biking 11,000 miles to deliver a game ball to the NFL opener in Seattle. He'll hit all 30 stadiums along the way. Lambeau was today.

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