Kaiserslautern's former goalkeeper Roman Weidenfeller has traveled to San Francisco as an ambassador for Borussia Dortmund on behalf of the Bundesliga to experience the Super Bowl. Weidenfeller is impressed by the media presence and atmosphere before the big game. As a punter, Pat McAfee was known, who now has his own show, discussing all current NFL topics. Weidenfeller is a guest on this show and shares his experiences. The German Football League and the NFL have been cooperating for several years to promote exchange between the German and US markets. The goal is growth on both sides of the Atlantic. Weidenfeller takes short videos for the Bundesliga's social media channels and represents the league at the event. In addition to Weidenfeller, Claudio Pizarro, formerly a striker for Werder Bremen and Bayern Munich, will also visit the Bundesliga stand. The NFL also plans to play games in Germany, with Munich and Berlin confirmed as venues. Weidenfeller is convinced that German football can benefit from this experience. The former Kaiserslautern goalkeeper is proud to represent the Bundesliga and Borussia Dortmund. The experiences he gains at the Super Bowl will help him promote German football. Weidenfeller is convinced that the cooperation between the Bundesliga and the NFL will be successful. The future of German football looks promising, thanks to the efforts of Weidenfeller and others. Weidenfeller's visit to the Super Bowl is an important step for the Bundesliga and German football. The cooperation between the two leagues will continue to grow and benefit both parties. Weidenfeller is excited to be a part of this process and to contribute to the success of German football.