Super Bowl 2020: Miami Babies Suit Up For Big Game

MIAMI, FL — Miami babies born this week at one of Jackson Health's three maternity hospitals are already suiting up for Super Bowl LIV as South Florida prepares to host its record-setting 11th championship game on Sunday.

Jackson Health teamed up with the Miami Super Bowl Host Committee to outfit their latest crop of promising rookies with Super Bowl LIV onesies, referee outfits and crocheted football beanie caps, according to Jackson spokesperson Tania Leets.

"Our communications team here at Jackson Health System came up with this idea and reached out to the Miami Super Bowl Committee with our idea," Leets said. "Our hospitals were on board and the families were so excited to be a part of such a historic moment for Miami."

Hospital officials released photos of some of the babies modeling the new gear on Wednesday though the newborns are not likely to remember much, if any, of their first Super Bowl experience.

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All of the babies were born this week at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Jackson North Medical Center, or Jackson South Medical Center, according to Leets, who said some 6,000 babies are delivered by the health system each year.