Good Places to Watch Sunday Football?

Didn't see this posted elsewhere, so will ask here.

I'm bringing my son to Vegas in a few weeks for his 21st birthday. I've thought it might be fun to watch football for a bit on Sunday before we fly out later in the day, and didn't know how to research whether some places do something extra for Sunday NFL games--or whether any sports book would be the same as another? Contests aren't important because we'll have to leave before results--just looking for the most fun environment to get to take him for a good memory.

Thanks for any input or information--or direction on how I might research this online.

The used to be called Hilton casino has a great sportsbook and has games being shown on several screens in the theater. It is now called Westgate Las Vegas. They also have beer & food specials. It is convenient to the airport if you have a rent car or are taking a cab.

The used to be called Hilton casino has a great sportsbook and has games being shown on several screens in the theater. It is now called Westgate Las Vegas. They also have beer & food specials. It is convenient to the airport if you have a rent car or are taking a cab.

If you dont mind dropping a little cash you can go to LeGasse's Stadium at the Palazzo.
LeGasse's Stadium

Its the most "premium" football experience I've ever had in Vegas although "premium" experiences aren't usually something I seek out. I'm an unapolgetic cheapskate at heart so I'm usually content to sit in a dive bar somewhere.

You didn't say where you were staying and most responses were for the strip so I will answer as if your staying elsewhere.
If your staying on Fremont street, I recommend The Plaza's William Hill sports book. Its brand new and clean with a decent crowd but not over bearing.
If your out on Boulder highway Both Samstown and Boulder Station have good sports books with the nod going to Boulder Station as I get better comps thru them.

enjoy! weggie

Thank you for the responses. We'll be staying on the Strip but checking out and eating brunch at Mirage before watching any games and then driving to the airport. It sounds like the former LVH may be our best bet since it'll be close and will hopefully have lots of large screen options.

Definitely Westgate. All games are shown on multiple screens in the theater. Get there early to get a spot. It is very popular