AZ Cardinals for the 2023 SuperBowl???

[WindyCitySteel]

Was there a Super Bowl at Giants Stadium?

Seahawks 43 Broncos 8

[flippy]

As it should be; I'm sick of non-suitable cities force feeding SBs in their towns. Hello, SBs should be played in warm climates in party cities without exception. Who the hell wants to visit Detroit, Jersey or MN in February? Such foolishness. SBs should be played in NO., Miami, Tampa, LA, Dallas, AZ and now LV. That's it. If your an NFL town in cold climates, too F'n bad. Get over it, you don't deserve a SB, no one wants to freeze come SB time.

Given the NFL desire to go international, wonder if they would consider an international market for a SuperBowl.

Seems like it could be more practical from a travel perspective given that there’s a bye week before the SuperBowl.

No one would get a home game, but they never did in the past any way.

[feltdizz]

As it should be; I'm sick of non-suitable cities force feeding SBs in their towns. Hello, SBs should be played in warm climates in party cities without exception. Who the hell wants to visit Detroit, Jersey or MN in February? Such foolishness. SBs should be played in NO., Miami, Tampa, LA, Dallas, AZ and now LV. That's it. If your an NFL town in cold climates, too F'n bad. Get over it, you don't deserve a SB, no one wants to freeze come SB time.

went to Detroit to watch the SB at a party with family. It was cold as a witches tiddy.

Probably the coldest I have ever been. We trued to go downtown to celebrate and get merch but it was just too cold and they were price gouging. $50 to $60 for a basic Tshirt!

[WindyCitySteel]

Agree with the nix on cold weather venues. A blizzard could make for a near empty stadium and it sucks for everyone involved. Those cities can bid for summer events.

[hawaiiansteel]

the NFL is concerned that two Super Bowls in a row are now giving one team home field advantage.

to ensure this never happens again, all future Super Bowls will now be held in Cleveland.

[Northern_Blitz]

Given the NFL desire to go international, wonder if they would consider an international market for a SuperBowl.

Seems like it could be more practical from a travel perspective given that there’s a bye week before the SuperBowl.

No one would get a home game, but they never did in the past any way.

I could see something like this as long as it didn't screw up the TV timing (like the Olympics stuntman does).

[Northern_Blitz]

the NFL is concerned that two Super Bowls in a row are now giving one team home field advantage.

to ensure this never happens again, all future Super Bowls will now be held in Cleveland.

Seems like the best strategy