March Madness Draws Super Bowl Stars to Las Vegas

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March Madness is the hottest thing in sports right now, and it seems some of the biggest stars in the NFL are flocking to Las Vegas to get in on the action around town during the tournament. Many of the stars are heading to the newest resort in downtown, Circa Las Vegas. From legendary athletes to current Super Bowl superstars, Circa played host to everyone in town looking to get the full March Madness experience.

One of those stars was Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Scotty Miller, who stopped by Barry's Downtown Prime recently, fresh off his Super Bowl win. Scotty was seen back in the kitchen with chef Barry Dakake after dinner at the vintage-style steakhouse.

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